Grace unto you, and peace,
from God our Father and the Lord Jesus  Christ

Rapture Theories vs Endure To The End

(Cloudy Confusion -vs- Sunny Clarity)

One thing I find frustrating is many Impe-ish believers, TBN groupies, and Promise Keepers unaware what they're saved from keep promising us they are gonna "vanish" (rapture) asap... that is escape from the "no escape" clause of 1Thessalonians 5:3; But such like keep popping up like unsolicitied jack in the box pop ups, trying to $ell you some "spirit of the world" things when the Bible clearly says spirit of God things are "freely given" to us (1Cor 2:12). If only they would all vanish, then we'd have rest instead of chaos ww.

Talk about say and do not hypocrites, promise breakers, and imps. Yet I always help those on TV wanting to rapture to vanish using my remote. With one touch they're miraculously gone. And poof goes their great red dragon, also their war in heaven. War in heaven? How silly: to think law vs law is in heaven: higher than the heavens, where grace mercy peace prevail? About as silly as the War Cry of Salvation Army dedicates babies as soldiers for war, when the Bible flat out says "he is our peace".

The word rapture isn't in the Bible; But the word "vanish" is, along with clarity that it's the law, not people, which is both "ready to vanish" (Hebrews 8:13), and "shall vanish" (1Corinthians 13:8) because it waxeth "old", well beyond the expiry date. Whereas those attempting escape, by saying Peace & Safety in Grace & Law, will find there is "no escape" (1Thessalonians 5:3), but rather sudden destruction upon them so foolish as to sit in Moses' seat: law... saying safety in the law. Evidently not! All who despised Moses' law died, and without mercy. Even Moses himself died, after terror-izing all Israel (Deuteronomy 34:12) with his law, and even terror-ized himself "exceedingly" (Hebrews 12:21) with such double minded law law.

Many feud over escape theories of pre-tribulation rapture, mid-tribulation rapture, post tribulation rapture. All such rapture theorists are unaware the only foundation laid (Jesus Christ) gave "great tribulation" of law no place at all: "was not since the beginning of the world to this time, no, nor ever shall be" (Matthew 24:21).  So JC gave pre-tribulation rapture, mid-tribulation rapture, post tribulation rapture no place.

Those of full age, the fullness of the perfect man Christ: is the end of the law: Romans 10:4, and not the mend of law: Luke 5:36,37, see no need to escape: "for God hath not appointed us unto wrath": 1Thessalonians 5:9, nor desire any vengeance upon any brethren. We know "there is no respect of persons with God" and "that God" reconciling the world unto himself: "the only wise God" [of foolish and wise Gods], "the only true God" [of false and true Gods], the living God [of dead & living Gods] of the living, "the God of all grace" [no law at all] is "perfect" (Matthew 5:48) love (1John 4), and is "also merciful" (Luke 6:36); Not vengeful. So there is no need to escape, or rapture, or vanish; Rather endure to the end written, and make it alive unto God, by let law be the dead testator of the New Testament.

Many speak of end times [plural], even twain ends; But the Holy Bible has but one end which is declared from the beginning (Isaiah 46:10] and does not end badly for any: "The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ with you all". A final and singular "Amen" to that only [of all this/that] makes you all one thing: holy. For although the Bible compares two Holys, in the end it is not a Holy Holy bible, but rather a Holy Bible. So the only holy you are, via the Holy Bible, is not law, but grace in the end written.

Now to the Bible verses "many" use to promote their cloud-y rapture theories:

The only "shout" in the NT, besides the one noted above, is in Acts 12:22, where the people gave a "shout", saying the voice of a god, and not a man. What followed was pretty wormy. But hey, there are three things the Lord descends with: 1) a shout  2) the voice of the archangel  3) the trump of God. Then it goes on to talk of three things followed by a question, is not a statement. The first thing talked of is "the dead in Christ". Hell-o! There are no dead in Christ: "is the end of the law" [no law, no deadly sting of sin]; Not in "the Christ" of Jesus --> Christ, the only "foundation" laid by Paul. There are only dead in mirrorly the reverse of such: Christ --> Jesus, witch is who rapture theory people ass-u-me is coming again, as if BC coming again, and the Lord is longsuffering to them-ward, not us-ward. Not! For Christ's sake people, it's an allegory, and when ye see a question (shall we?), then it's obviously a question-able thing; But whenever you see a kingly statement, then it's an "immutable" thing. Hello.

The changed spoken of, and in such a shew of such a mystery[hidden thing], is from glory to glory in 2Cor 3 where it also reveals we all are changed as by "the" Spirit, "that" Spirit (of this/that), which is "now" (of then/now) the Lord; and where that Spirit there is "liberty" (of bondage/liberty). Such change took place with a wink, talked about in Acts. Evidently God winked, and we all changed, from all them to all us. Only problem is many are not aware of it. So them are still trying to escape from the no escape prison of their grace + law, still think God hath partiality, will rapture some, leave others behind; whereas it's none left (behind) in: your house (law) is left, unto you desolate (empty). Let's remember Paul is a faithful steward of the mysteries of God, so it still takes seek and find grace to help solve the mystery which is also revealed. We shall not all die. But we shall all be chanGed... no matter how long it takes for some to get it: understanding, and understand the will of God is immutable.

Rapturists keep demanding that all confess their law: sin and death, witch promises salvation if you do; But such fools don't realize this sort of salvation isn't the eternal sort, rather the temporal saved + destroyed after all Egypt had (Jude 5), and their leader Moses also had, the dead end all those had mentioned in the hall of shame: Hebrews 11... which concludes "God hath provided some better thing for us", of them/us.

Rapturists say only the unrighteous shall not inherit the kingdom of God, not knowing if you add up all the no enter lists of law in the Bible it excludes all. For the Bible teaches if any are unrighteous, then all are, we all being one. And that is why "that God" in "Christ" reconciling the world to himself did not impute sin, for the law, witch imputes sin, imputes it to all by the curse of the law. Selah.

Rapturists have been lured into thinking God only desires all men to be saved, but not all will be; And the Lord only desires all to come to repentance, thinking he won't be longsuffering till all do, so none perish. They say it doesn't mean all will be saved, and perish from such willing ignorance, not knowing Hos 6:6 repeated in Mt 9:13 as a go figure is the opposite of come, and the will of God is the same in OT & NT: It is immutable x 2. Them who think other wise may bend over and kiss their divided ass bye bye as us endure to the end, the sunny clarity which has no mention of law at all:

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