Yours Entertaint: 1611 King James Bible Agrees With Pre-Wrath 'Rapture'

Here's some more bad news for the pre-tribulation rapture cult that is losing its popularity as more people are having their eyes opened that I ran across by accident that will make satan's little helpers shake in their boots. These deluded people, refuse to believe the truth of God's Word, and think they are the "special select elites"since the beginning of the Christian Church, believing they will be secretly removed from the earth before the great tribulation to escape the persecution and tribulation promised the saints of God all through the entire Bible, except, of course, for "them." Be assurred friends, God does have a protection plan for those who belong to Him during the great tribulation period that I will touch on later, but it is not through a pre-tribulation secret rapture of His children, the saints on earth. God doesn't keep His children in darkness; that is satan's plan.

Actually, nothing happens by accident for a Bible believing Christian and the Lord must have wanted this little gem to get more exposure. A big thank you to all of my Facebook followers for linking to this story.

The 1611 actual edition of the King James Version Bible agrees with a pre-wrath 'rapture', and shows * footnotes in the left hand margin that concur with a one time single resurrection/catching away of Christ's church (rapture) as noted in Matthew's Gospel Chapter 24:31 as it corrolates with the writings of the Apostle Paul in 1 Corinthians 15:52 and 1 Thessalonians 4:16.

During my research of textual variant notes, I came across something else that is very interesting. As you know, pretribulationists assert that Matthew 24 does not describe the event of the rapture/resurrection. They claim that Matthew 24:31 describing the "gathering of the elect" is referring to some group of believing Jews and not the rapture/resurrection of the Church. This is to avoid the implication of the rapture/resurrection following after the Antichrist's Great Tribulation; and in the pretrib system they cannot have the Church being persecuted during this time -- it would, as well, undermine their doctrine of imminency since it would have the rapture following after prophesied events. Read more here.