mmksparbud
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No, they are taken to Armageddon to witness the one sided battle. The one taken is taken up to the clouds, and follow Christ as he descends to Armageddon.
Being left behind means to be rejected by Christ. Here's some of the Greek word's definitions:
"to send away"
"of a husband divorcing his wife"
"to expire"
"to disregard"
"neglect"
"keep no longer"
"to leave on dying"
"leave behind one"
"abandon, leave destitute"
And compare that to the meaning of taken:
"to take with one's self"
"to join to one's self"
"an associate"
"a companion"
"not to reject"
Still want to be "left" by Christ?
It is what Jesus says that matters---"Wheresoever the body is, thither will the eagles be gathered together."
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