Is the Rapture a doctrine of the Church taught in scripture

[Bright Raven]

What say you?

 

[Right Divider]

What say you?

Yes

 

[DAN P]

Yes

if anyone does check Vine's greek dictionary you will not find a greek word called rapture

in 1 thess 4:17 the greek word harpazo , in the future tense , in the passive voice , in the plural .

then in 2 thess 3:13 , at the " coming // parousia

and in 2 thess 2: 3 we the greek word departure // apostasta , no one should thoroughly deceive you in not // me , is a

disjuncative particile negative and means neverrrrrrrr one way because the departure should come first , and the man of sin

should be revealed the son of destruction , is why I am pri-tri .

dan p

 

[Bright Raven]

if anyone does check Vine's greek dictionary you will not find a greek word called rapture

in 1 thess 4:17 the greek word harpazo , in the future tense , in the passive voice , in the plural .

then in 2 thess 3:13 , at the " coming // parousia

and in 2 thess 2: 3 we the greek word departure // apostasta , no one should thoroughly deceive you in not // me , is a

disjuncative particile negative and means neverrrrrrrr one way because the departure should come first , and the man of sin

should be revealed the son of destruction , is why I am pri-tri .

dan p

And your answer should be yes or no? Guess what? Trinity isn't in the Bible either.