- In
Christian eschatology, the
Great Tribulation (Ancient Gr****: θλῖψις μεγάλη, romanized: thlîpsis megálē) is a
period mentioned by
Jesus in the Olivet...
- to a
pretribulational rapture view. The
Baptist pastor Morgan Edwards (1722 – 1792) has
often also been
viewed as
holding to a
pretribulational rapture...
- well as the New
International Version (1973, 1978, 1984, 2011). A
pretribulational rapture view is most
commonly found among American Fundamentalist Baptists...
- rapture.
Midtribulation and
posttribulation rapture are
minority views.
Pretribulational rapture doctrine is what
separates dispensationalism from
other forms...
-
dispensational premillennialism, the
latter of
which is ****ociated with
pretribulational and
midtribulational views. See the
summary of
Christian eschatological...
- not
before as in the
pretribulational view. He
further points out that 2
Thessalonians 1:5-10
indicates not a
pretribulational rapture where Christians...
-
dispensational (not covenantal) in our theology;
premillennial and
pretribulational in our eschatology;
evangelistic and missions-oriented in our outreach;...
- 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...
- 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...
- Mosaic, Palestinian, Davidic, and New Covenant. He was a premillennial,
pretribulational dispensationalist. His
overall theology could be
generally described...
