Understanding the Rapture Event
Understanding the Rapture Event
Very soon, as the times shorten, the signs are given and the world
it goes from bad to worse, as if tired of so much evil and waiting for something that
shake off this pain.
According to many biblical exegetes, the rapture or 'catching away' of the church is the announced event.
in the Bible when Jesus himself will come to resurrect those who died in him, that is,
they died as servants of Christ. Immediately after this resurrection was accomplished,
those who serve the Lord in spirit and truth, and alive at that moment, will experience a
transformation of their bodies and they will be caught up in the clouds together with those who were
resurrected to meet the Lord in the air and from then on to be always in His company.
1 Thessalonians 4:16,17.
Believe it or not, it is written in the Holy Bible of God. It cannot be understood any other way. No
its meaning can be changed. It cannot be negotiated, changed, or misinterpreted with
wordiness because it is clearly written and anyone can understand it in its simplest form
basic, well, there is nothing complicated in what is stated there.
The problem that has arisen is when this event is going to occur. This is where...
the different opinions expressed by these same exegetes, since some say that it will happen
before the return of Christ and before the great tribulation; others say it will happen in the middle of
the great tribulation; and others say that it will take place at the time of Christ's return, after
Great tribulation. There is another group that believes that such a rapture is not of the present age but
which belongs to the end of many centuries belonging to the era of Christ's spiritual reign for
the middle of the church (the preterists from head to toe who have no place or events)
prophetic where to put it. - My personal advice... "come out from among them...".
The important thing is that it is an event to be fulfilled and deserves to be considered by all Christians.
since the same Apostle Paul brought it to be considered as a revealed mystery to the
church of the Lord. 1 Cor. 15:51-53.
No, this event did not occur on the days of the destruction of the temple, that is, the year 70.
DC. The so-called 'preterists' place this event for that date and 'spiritualize' or allegorize
its fulfillment. But we believe that it will be completely literal as the Bible states. 1 Thess.
4:16,17.
The Bible says that the heavens is the place from where we also await the Savior, the Lord
Jesus Christ.
similar to the body of his glory, by the power with which he can also subject himself
all things." Phil. 3:20,21. Do you consider these biblical words an allegory, or do they have
Fulfilled already? Come on! Be realistic, if you are a preterist, those verses couldn't be clearer.
to speak in order to affirm the transformation of our body into the glory of the body of Jesus, and the
The only event that marks the occasion when this is to occur is in the rapture. 1 Thess.
4:16, 17
No! Get that erroneous idea out of your mind, or the doubt that overwhelms many that the
the rapture occurred in the year 70 A.D., that is, during the destruction of Jerusalem. Neither did it
you can consider that the great tribulation took place during that destruction (we will address this)
theme on another page: "The Great Tribulation".
It's a pity to say it, but with so many so-called 'Christian leaders' ignoring this event,
deliberately misinterpreting what the Bible clearly says about this, we have to
point out the confusion of many who are out there not knowing what they should believe, as, the
The Bible speaks of a rapture in the sense of a literal occurrence, easy to understand, but
some of those 'leaders' give their own interpretation which, according to them, is of a character
allegorical, symbolic, or with spiritually representative meaning.
It is very true that in the Bible there are symbolic representations, that is, symbols or types that
they represent people or current and prophetic events. Therefore, one must be very careful,
Well, bad interpreters take advantage of newcomers to teach supposed 'truths.
"biblical" in relation to prophecy and thus develop supposedly evangelical movements with
people erroneously educated in biblical teaching and with the aim of building a religious empire
and 'monetary' (like that of the great apocalyptic Babylon) wisely using the tricks of the
error, thus fulfilling what the Bible says that "they will turn their ears away from the truth and will be turned aside to
the fables." 2 Tim. 4:4.
Have you fallen into the trap of religious Babylon? Well, this is what the Lord says: "come out of it,
my people, so that you do not share in their sins, and receive their plagues; because their
"sins have reached up to heaven, and God has remembered their iniquities." Rev. 18:4-5. Those
leaders teach that there will be no judgment, but the Bible says that "it is time for judgment to begin
through the house of God." 2 Peter 4:17a; it also says that "the righteous is saved with difficulty." 2 Peter
4:18 AM
Do you understand those biblical statements?, or do you need one of those deceitful 'leaders'?
so that they can be interpreted in their own way and comfort? If you are a sincere person in front of
God will let the Holy Spirit confirm and teach you about what you have understood.
from the Word of God.
The promise of being taken away before the judgments of 'the seven bowls of God's wrath'.
they may be poured out upon the earth, can be understood without any difficulty and in
clear form of the following biblical verses, among others:
Revelation 3:10 - delivered (the church) from the hour of trial (the judgments) that is to come
about the whole world.
2) Revelation 14:14-20 - the hour of the harvest (the rapture) and the vintage (God's judgments).
3) Revelation 19:11-19 - Jesus will return with a redeemed army from heaven (the church) to
execute the trial.
1 Thess. 5:2-10 - sudden destruction (judgment) will come upon the people and only those will escape
true believers (the church).
1 Thess. 1:10 - Jesus delivers us (the rapture) from the wrath to come (the judgments).
Luke 21:34-36 - we are warned to attain the dignity of escaping what is to come like
a bond over those who inhabit the earth.
Many other verses relate to the believer and their liberation from the final judgments that
they will fall upon the earth. If there were no judgments, there would be no need for the Word of
God make believers prepare so they are not caught off guard by them (the surprise
like a thief in the night - the rapture of the church - this is the sign that they are coming
the judgments). 1 Thess. 5:4.
"You will not die," said the serpent to Eve. And I seem to hear it (...the ancient serpent, which
calls himself the devil and Satan, who deceives the whole world." Rev. 12:9) telling many: "no
There will be trials... they pose no danger whatsoever.
But the Lord warns us all saying: "And what I say to you, I say to ALL:"
"WATCH!" Mark 13:37.