Posted September 3rd, 2007 in Ask a Bible Teacher
When a man and woman marry they become one until death do them part. Right? So when the Rapture occurs and a married couple is taken to meet Christ in the air and doesn’t experience death, will they still be married?
Posted September 3rd, 2007 in Ask a Bible Teacher
If there were other prophecies that needed fulfilling in this generation before the Rapture could happen why did Paul expect Jesus to come back in his generation?
Posted September 2nd, 2007 in Ask a Bible Teacher
My question centers around two groups of people:
1.the ones that die during the tribulation after becoming saved and 2. those who survive to end of the tribulation and are saved. Since the “church age” ends with the rapture, what does that make people of groups 1 and 2? Won’t they also be saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ?
Posted September 2nd, 2007 in Ask a Bible Teacher
I get questioned by naysayers in my church. They can’t understand why some in the Church are obsessed with end times events. This time a sister asks why so many believe that the mark of the Beast will be physical, like a microchip, and not a mark like the one the Holy Spirit gives to believers. Could you offer some advice?
Posted August 28th, 2007 in Ask a Bible Teacher
More and more I read there is more evidence Scripturally for a pre-wrath Rapture and many who were pre-trib believers changing to pre-wrath stating there is more Biblical evidence for a pre-wrath Rapture. Is there any explanation for why so many are changing their minds?
Posted August 25th, 2007 in Ask a Bible Teacher
You had said because of Israel becoming a nation in ’48 and a Biblical generation being 70 years that we would see End time prophecies within a 20 year or so time frame; with the Rapture being the first. What I’m wondering is does this mean that the Rapture will probably not happen until 2027 or later?
Posted August 22nd, 2007 in Ask a Bible Teacher
I was on a website you recommended and read an article on The Rich Man and Lazarus. The author says that when we die our body goes into the grave and our spirit falls into a sleep mode and won’t be awakened until the Rapture when it will be rejoined with our body.
Posted August 13th, 2007 in Ask a Bible Teacher
Q. We recently had a discussion with others concerning young children whose parents are Christians and would be taken at the Rapture. The question arose as to whether the children – quite young, would go to heaven by the Rapture or would they be left on this earth to go thru the tribulation.
John 3:16 says “Whosoever believeth..” but the problem is young children may not fully understand what that means. Can you give us some scriptural light on this?
A. Many evangelical teachers, myself included, believe that at the Rapture all children including those still in the womb will be taken regardless of the spiritual condition of their parents.
This comes from Paul’s statement that once he was alive apart from the Law and then when He came under the law sin sprang to life and he died. (Romans 7:9) I believe he was saying that he had eternal life as a child, but when he reached the age of accountability he became responsible for his sins and needed a Savior.
To me this means that God does not hold children accountable for their sins and considers them qualified for the Rapture.
Posted August 10th, 2007 in Ask a Bible Teacher
You have said that Matthew 24 is a Tribulation chapter, I agree that some of it will take place during that period. Many people are taking the “signs” (birth pangs) now as a preview of the Rapture of the Church. How can this be if they are signs of just His Second Coming?
Posted August 9th, 2007 in Ask a Bible Teacher
I have a question about marriage and the rapture. When my husband and I were married last year we took vows to God that said “till death do us part”, should we happen to be raptured live into Heaven will we still be married?
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