When Is The Rapture Of The Church?

Will Christians Go Through The Tribulation?

By: Chuck Marunde

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

When is the rapture of the church and will christians go through the tribulation?

Paul told us to eagerly await the rapture. In other words, we are to look forward to it and anticipate the rapture with enthusiasm. We are told in the scriptures that the rapture is imminent, that we will not suffer God’s wrath as Jesus promised himself, and that the rapture could happen any day now.

The rapture is a fascinating subject, and there has always been a debate about whether the rapture is before the 7-year tribulation, during it or at the end. Here’s what you’ll learn in this book with study guides at the end of each chapter if you want to also use this book in a group Bible study:

1. The first time Jesus introduced the rapture
2. Our next big event to anticipate is the rapture, not the tribulation
3. How Paul introduced the rapture in the Bible
4. The chronological sequence of events in the last days
5. The source of the word “rapture” and its meaning
6. What the “Day of The Lord” is and why it is important
7. Why the Thessalonians were so distressed
8. The great encouragement Paul gave to them
9. Examples of people who were raptured in the Bible
10. How these examples show God’s people do not suffer his wrath
11. Who is the tribulation intended for
12. Are believers supposed to be in the tribulation
13. What role does Israel the nation play in the tribulation
14. What is the meaning of the 483 years prophesied in Daniel
15. What is the meaning of the 7 years prophesied in Daniel
16. How we know the tribulation starts after Chapter 4 starts in Revelation
17. How we know the church is absent during the tribulation
18. Why this means believers are gone when the tribulation starts
19. How we know the church is in Heaven during the tribulation
20. What is God’s wrath in the context of the tribulation
21. How we can know that God’s saved believers will not suffer his wrath
22. Examples of believers whom God saved from his wrath
23. Who is supposed to suffer God’s wrath
24. A dramatic example of God’s chosen bride in a metaphor
25. A dramatic example of the rapture shown symbolically
26. A dramatic example of how the groom prepares a place for his bride
27. A dramatic example of the groom loving and caring for his bride
28. The instantaneous and imminent nature of the rapture
29. How signs relate to the tribulation and not the rapture
30. What is persecution believers will suffer
31. What is the difference between Christian persecution and God’s wrath

Be greatly encouraged, because the rapture is good news for believers.