• Welcome to Baptist Board, a friendly forum to discuss the Baptist Faith in a friendly surrounding.

    Your voice is missing! You will need to register to get access to all the features that our community has to offer.

    We hope to see you as a part of our community soon and God Bless!

Recent content by KUWN

  1. K

    Differences between Rapture and Second Coming

    If this is your response, you have no serious biblical training. I am looking for a different caliber of discussions. To make sure I don't accidentally bother you again, I Ignored you.
  2. K

    Differences between Rapture and Second Coming

    Would you mind giving me the names of 3 or 4 authors you use in your studies?
  3. K

    Differences between Rapture and Second Coming

    Please support your assertions by exegeting some of the passages you site. in other words, explain how 1 Thes 4:15-17 proves your point and disproves my point.
  4. K

    Differences between Rapture and Second Coming

    I really am not trying to be disrespectful, but your response to this is that of a freshman in Christ. I have never seen such a convoluted hodgepodge attempt at presenting one's theology. You have no concept of Dispensational theology. But more than all this, you show no signs of interacting...
  5. K

    Differences between Rapture and Second Coming

    The first resurrection is a series of resurrections per 1 Cor 15, each in their own order. Christ is the first one to be resurrected.
  6. K

    Differences between Rapture and Second Coming

    Maybe this will help you see what I am talking about. Try to reconcile this chart. It is self-explanatory. At the Rapture: 1. Christ comes FOR His own in the air 2. All believers are translated into new bodies 3. Christians are taken to the Father's House 4. There is no judgment on the earth...
  7. K

    Differences between Rapture and Second Coming

    Rev 20.6 and Titus 2.13 are not references to the Rapture.
  8. K

    Differences between Rapture and Second Coming

    Bear in mind that when Christ comes at the Rapture, he does not "appear" to the world. Hence your statement is correct. Chronologically speaking you have: 1 First Appearing (Predicted in OT) (Rapture) (Not predicted in OT) 2 Second Appearing (Predicted in OT)
  9. K

    Differences between Rapture and Second Coming

    Don't understand what you mean by that. So, applying your literal interpretation to Revelation, you will clearly understand that the mention of the “1000 year reign” was a reward for those faithful that were martyred during the great tribulation (they will reign “with Christ” for 1000 years”)...
  10. K

    Differences between Rapture and Second Coming

    Just so you know. We don't have different interpretations of these passages, we have a difference in Interpretation Methods. You are free to give any passage your own interpretation, but I am limited by the literal meaning of the words. For example, following the standards of normal grammar...
  11. K

    Differences between Rapture and Second Coming

    For those who put the Rapture and the Second Coming at roughly the same time, I offer this list of contrasts between the Rapture and the Second Coming. Each number in one section corresponds to the same number in the other section. This is also a list that supports the Rapture happening before...
  12. K

    Who is ultimately Guilty

    Do you remember Oedipus of Greek legend? He was the son of Laius, king of Thebes. Here’s the story in a nutshell: An oracle had warned Laius that he was fated to be killed by his own son; he therefore abandoned Oedipus on a mountainside. The baby was rescued, however, by a shepherd and...
Top