- In
Christian eschatology, the
Great Tribulation (Ancient Gr****: θλῖψις μεγάλη, romanized: thlîpsis megálē) is a
period mentioned by
Jesus in the Olivet...
-
dispensational (not covenantal) in our theology;
premillennial and
pretribulational in our eschatology;
evangelistic and missions-oriented in our outreach;...
-
Standard Version (1901) and the
Revised Standard Version (1946, 1952). A
pretribulational rapture view is most
commonly found among American Fundamentalist Baptists...
- mission.
Storm is set in a
dystopian United States that fits with a
pretribulational concept of the
Great Tribulation. The book also
contains some references...
- Hitch**** and
Thomas Ice have
suggested that Dolcino's
teaching was of a
pretribulational rapture.: 157 The
relevant teaching was that when
Antichrist appears...
- and the
Church are
distinct entities. It also
widely holds to the
pretribulational return of Christ,
which believes that
Jesus will
return to take up...
- from are
found and that by the same author, the
disciple John. The
pretribulational argument that
there are 'two phases' to Christ's
coming (a rapture...
- eschatology.
Pentecost was a Dispensationalist,
taking a
Premillennial and
Pretribulational view of the
prophetic and
apocalyptic biblical p****ages. His Things...
- denominations),
which is
common in Open
Brethren ****emblies.
Dispensational Pretribulational rapture Premillennial return of
Christ to the
earth Eternal kingdom...
- Mosaic, Palestinian, Davidic, and New Covenant. He was a premillennial,
pretribulational dispensationalist. His
overall theology could be
generally described...
