However, 11 years in advance, I do not believe. It has too many ramifications. It would mean, for example, that God is telling us all that the rapture isn't going to happen in the next 11 years, and I doubt he would tell us that.
No one will know the hour. But it's a 7 year event, and while the world seems to be falling apart, there is still no global government yet, though things are headed in that direction, there will have to be several reactions against it that may have varying levels of success first. And I'd heard the dates of 2030 and 2330 align with the Jewish calendar, but who knows?
Unless you think Tribulations is going to start within 4 years, and that that person would be raptured up and not have to endure the end times (which there are theological disagreements on this subject), then there are at least 11 years left. I think a few things still have yet to pass. The Abomination still sits upon the Temple Mount. If it's blown up and a new temple is starting to be built, then the clock is truly ticking. But I think many Christians don't understand that the false prophet will likely come as a Christian leader of the Church (they keep thinking it'll be a caliphate, naw, it'll likely be a Pope), as the only way to deceive Christians would have to come from within the church.
And whether there is a pre-trib rapture or not, it may not happen the way people think if there is a pre-tribulation rapture (vanishing and leaving clothes on the ground might not happen) it could be people simply inexplicably dying (virus, heart attacks, etc.) and the faithful disappearing un-noticed as they die of "natural causes"/viruses/etc., rather than some earth-shattering event where millions disappear from their clothes all at once (which you'd think would wake up the world and be a little too obvious to them, if they disbelieve even with that type of event happening, then they are truly blind).
And I don't see any biblical evidence that you take your body with you. And in my near-death experience, where I felt God ripping my soul out of my body and had to beg for a second chance (maybe that was me being raptured? hm?), I think all others would see is a dead body and not realize what had happened. Does the Bible even say the rapture happens all at once and not spread out over many years? Who knows...
So to answer the other poster who is hoping to never die and be pre-tribulation raptured, that rapture itself may require the death of your Earthly body. And fear not, it is just your flesh. Your soul never dies if you have faith in Christ, but your flesh WILL die, and likely even in a pre-trib rapture. Your flesh will die. Many people get confused because of Elijah and the verse where he is taken up "into Heaven" in a whirlwind and chariots of fire. But that does not necessarily mean that his fleshly body was taken into Heaven. In 2 Kings, Elisha permits men to search for Elijah as they were worried he would be "dropped" on a mountain or in a valley so the "heaven" Elijah was taken into was the sky, he was transported somewhere else (and then taken to Heaven), and even if his body was taken into Heaven, it's likely it would be obliterated in a second, because we have no indication the physical earthly can even exist in Heaven, the spiritual realm, this world is like an MMORPG, we're all saved on memory cards, but that data is not real, your flesh is not real, and only God can bring your soul into the "real world" of Heaven.
Just make sure you play a character in this MMORPG we call "life" that the maker of this world would want to save and not delete! (I often use that analogy to atheists who think they have some sort of "right" to be in Heaven, their hubris is both amusing and sad). In the end, none of us can be saved by our own efforts, though, but only by the freely given grace of God. Fear not! Believe and be saved! Do not fear pain, and you will not fear death if you truly believe!
And many deaths are not as painful as childbirth!
I think I would just repeat what the Bible says:
"So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God." - Isaiah 41:10
