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Is it true dispensationalist believe this passage speaks of the Rapture?
Here are some wise words Steve Gregg, a partial-preterist amillennialist shared on this doctrine of dispensationalism:
"Dispensational interpreters believe this passage is the Rapture of the church, but then the book becomes largely irrelevant, not only to the original readers, but also to all Christians of any period. This is because the church will be in heaven before the majority of the prophecies begin to unfold, neither experiencing nor witnessing their fulfillment. This leaves it far from obvious why Christians should take an interest in such events - or why God should wish to reveal them to us."
Here are some wise words Steve Gregg, a partial-preterist amillennialist shared on this doctrine of dispensationalism:
"Dispensational interpreters believe this passage is the Rapture of the church, but then the book becomes largely irrelevant, not only to the original readers, but also to all Christians of any period. This is because the church will be in heaven before the majority of the prophecies begin to unfold, neither experiencing nor witnessing their fulfillment. This leaves it far from obvious why Christians should take an interest in such events - or why God should wish to reveal them to us."