DavidPT
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Christians are not appointed to the time of God wrath. The rapture is the means by which Christians are spared going through that time.
Turning to Jesus after the rapture takes place, a person can still be saved, but since the rapture will have already taken place, those post rapture new believers in Christ will end up going through the great tribulation.
To them who take part in the rapture, it completes our salvation which is two part...
- redemption of the soul which takes place immediately upon turning to Jesus for forgivenenss of our sins.
- redemption of our bodies, which takes place in being changed a twinkling of an eye, if alive. Or for them who sleep in Christ, the resurrection of the their bodies into eternal life incorruptible bodies to reunite with their souls.
God's wrath is not during great tribulation, it is after great tribulation. Numerous passages make this crystal clear. Therefore, one can't apply God has not appointed us to wrath with that of a rapture preceding great tribulation. The day of the Lord involves God's wrath. The day of the Lord is after great tribulation, not prior to it nor during it instead.
The day of the Lord involves darkness, exactly what is depicted in Matthew 24:29 and that that verse places this after great tribulation.
Though, you and others like you are able to deceive some with your unscriptural pretrib rapture nonsense, you're unable to deceive all of us. Even in 2 Thessalanians 2:3 Paul warned us---Let no man deceive you by any means. This means there are deceivers and there are the deceived who are being deceived by them. But there would not be any deceived except the deceivers themselves if they would simply quit listening to the deceivers. As if it makes sense that what Paul really meant here is, don't let any man deceive you by any means by insisting there is no pretrib rapture.
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