Jesus Returns the Way He Left By Robert Parker

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Jesus Returns the Way He Left by Robert Parker

This is a new premillennial position based on three dispensational (not partial) raptures.

Beyond prewrath resolves the issues of two other premillennial (prewrath and posttribulation) views that scripturally the elect and the Jewish people must be taken at different chronological times. Basically, both of these views are part of the dispensational rapture solution. These two faith-based dispensational groups represent the one bride of Christ who together attend the bema’ (Rev. 11:18), though were chronologically taken separately with the presence of God eschatological theophanies in Revelation 8:5 and 11:19. Those resurrected prior to the bema’ are also represented (read 4th and 6th June paragraphs below). Most, if not all, dispensational theology scholars only recognize two distinct peoples of God: Israel and the Church.

This new view has elements of midtribulation (Jesus returns, from heaven to earth, with a resurrection of the saints, both at the midpoint, though not for a rapture), prewrath (elect rapture after the great tribulation, though in the seventh seal), and posttribulation (rapture at end of 70th week, though mainly, if only, for those Jewish (Peter’s Pentecost sermon restricted to them in Acts 2:14-21 ff. 5:42; (Ref 1))) positions, yet has a distinct stance. The beyond prewrath reflect Jesus continued presence on earth after His coming, from heaven to earth, at the midpoint.