The "secret" Rapture theory

[Victoria]

Things did not work out the way Jonah planned.

Who said God doesn't have a sense of humor?

I'm more cautious. i draw the line on anything that does not conform to the testimony of scripture.

Anyhow, you have to realize there are three main divisions of eschatological views that are treated as acceptable within Christianity. There has traditionally been enough uncertainty of meaning that people could not complain much about the other views.

Where I draw a major line is where the mystery (which is ignored entirely), 2nd coming, 1st resurrection, & millennial reign is considered to be allegorical/figurative/metaphorical/spiritualized, or whatever you desire to call the approach. Anything that cannot be proven does not conform to the testimony of scripture.

 

[mikesw]

Who said God doesn't have a sense of humor?

Where I draw a major line is where the mystery (which is ignored entirely), 2nd coming, 1st resurrection, & millennial reign is considered to be allegorical/figurative/metaphorical/spiritualized, or whatever you desire to call the approach. Anything that cannot be proven does not conform to the testimony of scripture.

Do i have to remind you that a woman is not to speak in church?

 

[Victoria]

I'll be happy to go over it and show where I think it goes against the scriptures if you like, or, if he would like me to do so.

Would you say the Bible contradicts itself? Once right division is removed, it proves the critics right.

 

[Victoria]

I did not skim over it: https://berean-apologetics.community.forum/threads/the-secret-rapture-theory.2858/page-2 Please Point out to me where you think I could have said more, and I will.

Just recognizing there indeed is a secret being revealed via Paul was all I was aiming for
There's your answer, Thomas!