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1 | reply question to 1 corinth 15 question | 1 Cor 15:52 | cmfrantz | 216374 | ||
But why does 1 Corinth 15 specifically say the last trumpet. I guess I am hung up on the word "last." To me this would refer to a series of trumpets. I will take your theory with me because it makes a valid point too. Why is it that the majority think that the rapture will be pre trib. Since this has been a debate within the church forever, why is it that the church doesnt prepare us for the possiblity for both ways. It seems that most churches teach pre trib and be done with it. It also seems that many churches dont even discuss the endtimes unless specific questions are asked by an individual. I think it should be a very important topic and that is allows people to understand how important it is to have your heart in the right place now. I think that too many people think it is enough to only believe that Jesus is the son of God and that he died for our sins. They dont have a true relationship with God. They dont repent of their sins and try to stay away from that sin. They may repent but they keep sinning the same sin. They may go to church every Sunday but that is it. They dont think anything again about it until next Sunday. If the rapture would be post trib, they will be fooled and will be the offended that will eventually fall away. | ||||||
2 | reply question to 1 corinth 15 question | 1 Cor 15:52 | Val | 216377 | ||
Because if you take Revelation literally and interpret it the same way you interpret other parts of the bible applying the same rules the conclusion these who have earnestly studied it come to is a pre-trib or mid-trib rapture. People who do not take Revelation literally have to ignore large portions of scripture which they symbolize or spiritualize or say it has already happened. The sin issue you speak of has nothing to do with the rapture of the church. The sin issue is a moral issue. When you look around you will always see sin and wonder and be confused. It is not our place to judge someone else's salvation. It is our place to look inside and judge ourselves. Wasn't it Peter who asked the Lord about John when the Lord told Peter what would happen to him and the Lord's reply was what is that to you, you follow me. | ||||||
3 | reply question to 1 corinth 15 question | 1 Cor 15:52 | lionheart | 216382 | ||
Val, Good day to you sis. But it's to our detriment to ignore any part of scripture. Romans 15:4 is quite apropos here and I think it essential that we keep this in mind. In Him, lionheart |
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