Resurrection and the Rapture, with Jim McClarty - part 17

Resurrection and the Rapture
With Jim McClarty from GCA's eschatology series on the topic of Resurrection and the Rapture.

Visit Grace Christian Assembly at http://www.salvationbygrace.org/

The Book of Revelation - http://www.gcaarchive.com/revelation.shtml

The Rapture and the Gospels - http://www.salvationbygrace.org/uc/sub/qaprint.aspx?qa=86&local=8b

Ephraim and the Rapture - http://www.salvationbygrace.org/uc/sub/qaprint.aspx?qa=26&local=2b

Jim have said in a document of GCA's Q&A that:
I would only say that we must be careful when doing our Bible study on any particular subject that concentrate on those passages that directly address the subject we're studying. So then, when forming our understanding of the rapture of the Church, it's best to study Paul's letters. In that regard, I would offer my defence of the pre-tribulation position, "A Brief History of the Future." While it is technically "still in the works," it is available on our website here:

"A Brief History of the Future." (The seventh chapter, entitled "The Chronos," may prove especially helpful.) - http://www.salvationbygrace.org/default.aspx?ct=sub/hof


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[cheagan]

Never left the Temple, departed from Jesus, depart from Me... why would one have any reason to believe that apostsia has any other denotation than a departure from the faith... especially since Paul wasn't explicit about it?