The last trump it allegory of two trumps

Behold, I shew you a mystery; We shall not all sleep, but we shall all be changed, In a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trump: for the trumpet shall sound, and the dead shall be raised incorruptible, and we shall be changed. For this corruptible must put on incorruption, and this mortal put on immortality. So when this corruptible shall have put on incorruption, and this mortal shall have put on immortality, then shall be brought to pass the saying that is written, Death is swallowed up in victory.  
"The last trump": 1Corinthians 15 & "the trump of God": 1Thessalonians 4, allegorically denote two trumps: the first trump/the last trump; And to compare rather than mingle Law vs Grace: "comparing spiritual things with spiritual", which are contrary one to another: Law: "against us" vs Grace: "with you all"; As if comparing Holy Ghost vs Holy Spirit as comparing merciless vs merciful. Eg: all who died under Moses' law died "without mercy": Hebrews 10: 28 vs your Father in heaven (higher than the heavens) is also "merciful": Luke 6:36. But the only true God isn't both merciless(law) and merciful(grace); Not bi-polar. That God (of this/that Gods to compare) is merciful only, and without partiality. So let's look at all the evidence before we get carried away with rapture theories, which tend to promote divisions(unrest) rather than peace(rest) among people.

For we are told in Luke 5:36 "the new(grace) agreeth not with the old(law)". So then it's notable "the last trump" speaks of "chanGed", from corruptible(law) to incorruptible(grace), and from mortal(law) to immortal(grace); But "the trump of God" speaks of "clouds", of cloudy confusion. What's also notable is "the last trump" speaks of "we shall"; But "the trump of God" speaks of "shall we", which is mirrorly reverse and question-able, or uncertain compared to certain. Such things are not often noticed by many, but are often found throughout the gospel accounts and the Pauline epistles, when we "give more earnest heed", which is noted in Hebrews 2 as the requirement to "escape" wrath to come. For God hath not appointed "us" unto wrath(law): 1Thessalonians 5:9; But the same is not said for "them" in 1Thessalonians 5:3 where they sayers seem to bring Romans 2 consequences on them-selves by what they say. For it's not what goes in, but what comes out the mouth that defiles man: Matthew 15:11.

God is not [the author] of confusion, but of peace. Peace is not achieved by mingling contrary things, but by abolition of law to establish grace: put off the old (law) to put on the new (grace), take away the first to establish the second. So let us not be fooled by the word "God" in mention of "the trump of God". For when looking at before/after: old/new: first/second; the God of the before part, of the old part, of the first part, was Law. This God, of this/that Gods, was awful lawful, a schoolmaster which failed every student; And in accordance with I will utterly forget you and forsake you: Jeremiah 23:39. In comparison and contrast what we hear from that God is I will never leave you nor forsake you: Deuteronomy 31:6,8; Joshua 1:5; Hebrews 13:5. In comparison and contrast "that God" is light(grace) void of darkness(law), and reconciling the world to "that God" is done "in Christ": is the end of the law; And done by not law imputing their sins unto them: 2Corinthians 5:19.

So then we have a first trump (the trump of God: Law) and a last trump (the last trump: Grace) to compare. For a trump wouldn't be called "the last trump" if there were not two trumps: first trump/last trump to contrast; Along with many other allegoric aspects of law/grace throughout the Bible.

                  The Last Trump it: Grace ... certain (know the truth)



The last trump (of first trump/last trump) isn't any shofar with any "uncertain" sound, nor any trumpet sound gathering people to war and destruction thereof. Contrary to popular unbelief Revelation, the last book of the Holy Bible containing Old & New Testaments, does NOT end badly for anyone as many deceived by many still ass u me it does for some. For a constant theme in the Bible from 2Chronicles - 1Peter is: "there is no respect of persons with God", Who will have mercy and not sacrifice. Rather God our Saviour: Grace (not God our Destroyer: Law) will have all men saved and aware what from: Law. We're delivered from law: Rom 7:6, in answer to deliver us from evil: Mt 6:13.

So the last trump is winner take all, and what changes all from law to grace. Such is the "grace" with you all conclusion in every Pauline Epistle, written by his own hand, and called his "token"(ticket to heaven) in every epistle; Most oft written as "The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ with you all" to clarify what sort of grace is with you all, against none, since the grace Noah found was partial to him and temporarily against all but him, but eventually also against him. The last trump is also what ends Revelation, and The New Testament, and the Holy Bible containing Old and New Testatments.

            "Twinkling of an eye" (1Cor 15:52): God "winked" (Acts 17:30)
             Sign-ifies the chanGe: from first trump: law to last trump: grace
             Which things are an "allegory" and a "mystery" to solve "in time".

When looking closer at mention of the last trump in 1Cor 15 it is notable such is the third of three things, similar to how charity is the greatest of three things, and a "more excellent way" of three ways: Broad, Narrow, More Excellent:
    1. In a moment (a destructive law term used in the OT)
    2. in the twinkling of an eye (a repentance term used in NT)
    3. at the last trump (a conversion term, signifying purity of grace)
What follows also mentions three things, notably divided by "and" to clarify:
    1. the trumpet shall sound (a "not come" in Hebrews 12)
    2. the dead shall be raised incorruptible
    3. we shall be changed


 
Rather it's an alls well that ends well open book final exam that ends well for you all begins with you, and because "his angel", Paul, author of Revelation, plays the last trump it: "The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ with you all". And so none perish due to all getting it: understanding, instead of all perish due to willing ignorance (1st of twain global scenarios of converted Peter in 2Peter 3, in the before/after God shew, which is not only about what's good/better for some, but what's best of good better best for all.

Such an end (of ends) is already written (for our learning), such a last trump already played in every Pauline Epistle written by his witness unto all men, and the last singular "Amen" is also already attached to that only of this/that, as if to nullify everything prior, like a last will and testament nullifies the first:




It's NOT if thou art converted, not even for him called Satan: Matthew 16:23, but "when" thou art converted (Luke 22:32). For Paul The Apostle doesn't say if no law, but says: "when" no law, sin not imputed (Romans 5:13). No law, means no sin imputed; and no sin imputed means no death sting (1Cor 15:56). And "when thou art converted strengthen thy brethren", since it's all or none at all with God hath "no respect of persons", none at all. Perhaps it would do well for some to probate the will of God, see what it says.

So the end is written, last trump it played; And the last (singular) "Amen" going to that only, of all this/that, is what makes the Bible, and you all, one thing: Holy. In contrast to the first (dblemindead) "Amen, amen" of the woman (church: see make up your damn mind woman in Jokes), and to being both blessed + cursed by her (Melchisedec type) priest in Numbers. For even though the Bible speaks of two Holys, it is not called a Holy Holy Bible, but The Holy Bible (denoting one of twain Holys is the winner take all in a revelatory sabbath shewdown in the non millennial third day); as allegorically displayed in the Bible Emblem first having two crowns on top of a book open proper, then only one crown below to indicate one of twain Gods is winner take all, the other God being Loser take none, so that in the end none perish. So it is written the Lord, who will not have any perish is long-suffering to "us-ward" = salvation, so that none perish in the end of the shew written aforetime for our learning, to learn what meaneth Hosea 6:6 (Matthew 9:13).

Many (Matthew 7), deceived by many shall come to deceive (Matthew 24), get duped by this gospel of this/that gospels which has gone global and did not produce either peace nor safety for them, but rather produced global sorrows. For there's neither lasting peace nor true safety in grace + "law worketh wrath" of what they say: "Peace & Safety" in another law (1Thessalonians 5:3); But there's both peace with God & safety in us-ward (1Thessalonians 5:9).

Many are the theories among carnal christians, especially the childish-adults, many of whom are coming out from among them more and more now, since it is the prophetic third day, and as promised he is raising us up, and to fulfill what is written: wheresoever this gospel is preached throughout the whole world, also that (of this/that) shall be told... to know which is witch of twain.

For much like a card game, where he that has the last trump takes the whole pot, so also with the "mystery" of God: his angel plays the last trump it, to make one man of two one man scenarios, His grace thereof, winner take all. And just as any good mystery has lots of twists, so also with the God shew.

Does it reason? Let's look at the verses many use to fear monger many and collect a troll toll for crossing their bridge over troubled water, with many unaware it was their law God who troubled the water, even gave some healing to sucker others into offering and sacrifice (like Benny the Hinn); And do it for love of money rather than love of God. JC never helped the impotent man into troubled water, but rather healed him with seven grace us words, then also later exhorted him to "sin(law) no more" lest a worse thing happen to him. Not to mention Jesus, who was anointed with both Holy Ghost "and" power, went about healing all oppressed of the d-evil(law), not just some only.

But hey, the allegory written aforetime for our learning (Romans 15:4) wouldn't be much of a global shew, nor nor mystery, nor much of a challenge either, if there were no adversary. And speaking of that old serpent, the devil and satan, he's more subtle than any beast of the field, so subtle he gets the second beast of two beasts to give him his power, and the second beast demands everyone worship him. Kinda sounds like what George Bush II (of Bush I & II) of the good old USA doing lately with their God bless America and nobody else, and Horeb-bull war mongering based on lies. Talk about Baby-lon the great is fallen  is fallen, twice fallen to great<--greater<--greatest.

Ok, now to the "last trump" Bible verses.  Upon using search the KJV, there is only one verse anyone can really hang their hat on concerning the last trump: 


What does it say, really? The dead (those asleep) shall be raised (awakened), and we ["we all" in 2Cor 3: conclusion] shall be changed at the last trump. We're not talking maybe, nor some only, but shall be, and all or none at all since there is no respect of persons with God and a little leaven leaveneth the whole. So we're not talking cloudy rapture theories, but get it: understanding, which Solomon says is grace glory (Proverbs 4); which is the last trump of first trump and last trump, which things are an allegory and mystery to solve.

Remembering such things are an allegory (Gal 4:24) it seems God already "winked" (twinkling of an eye) long ago, in Acts. That ended part one of then/now, and now God commandeth all men everywhere to repent (change). So it's not some, nor none at all, but all, all men(plural) shall repent(change).

So it says, in 2Corinthians 3, we all are "changed" (past tense), and as by the Spirit (of grace), "that Spirit(God)" of this/that Spirits to try since one is false and faulty to the point of wrongful conviction... That Spirit which the Lord now is, and is long-suffering to us-ward = salvation so none perish (2Peter 3). But not all are aware of it, yet. So what remains is not the change, but awareness of it, that it's already happened, that Jesus Christ is (already) come is the true-th of false/true spirits in 1Jn 4. Which one did ye (do err) believe? Which one should you believe? Not to mention the over-all objective is not to believe (since Devils believe), but rather to know, thereby be free of believe.

But it also says the "trumpet" shall sound. Yes, but there is both an uncertain and a certain sound to such first trump and last trump; and the "last trump" is the much more certain of such twain greeting and salutation of Paul (who is also a faithful steward of the mysteries of God... just as "am I" and "I am" are uncertain and certain of a thing called existence, and just as "will I" and "I will" are mirrorly the reverse of doing a thing, so also the last trump is certain,and seems to be fully proveable, to the point of being infallible, even immutable.

The will of God immutable x 2: God cannot lie (law) nor die (law), is the same in both Old & New Testaments. Two immutable things: Grace neither tempts (laws) nor can be tempted (lawed) make it infallible: that God (Grace) cannot lie(law), therefore God cannot die(law). The allegory for both: Grace cannot law... contrary things cannot co-exist, no, not in peace; And he "is" our peace ("is": present tense, not may be nor will be some day soon). And so in 1Corinthians 15, where it speaks of the last trump, it also mentions that God is "excepted" (exempt) from putting all things (grace) under his feet; for grace is to be worn as a crown (Solomon: Proverbs 4) when understanding embraced. The moral of the story noted by Solomon the wise guy is get it: understanding, which he also notes is grace glory upon thy head: Christ: is the end of the law.

Those looking for crowns(plural), to be kings and priests, obviously haven't had their book open proper, nor read what it says. If you lack wisdom, ask God for it, "nothing wavering" (clarity), and (then) it shall be given, no question about it (James 1).

In fact there may be two truths, but there is no option in ye shall "know" the truth (about law) and (then) the truth (about grace) shall make you free", notably by a spiritual change, from law glory to grace glory, from ye to you, kinda like the grace walk from Mt Sinai to Mt Sion which becomes a run near the end when seeing we also are compassed about; and similar to the before/after scenario mentioned by converted Peter in 1Peter 5:10, where it flat out says the eventual change, from imperfect to perfect, is notably from grace + law to (pure) grace, since only pure wisdom (pure grace) is peace-able, which is via the God of all grace make you perfect... stablished, notably after ye(do err) suffer awhile in awful lawful wrath is destructive, not constructive.

The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ with you all. Amen.