Thank you Pastor Jimmy for your teaching on this subject. I have a question pls. If Rev 20:4-6 refers to the tribulation saints resurrection does it then mean there will be more than one resurrection before the resurrection for the final white throne judgement? I thought there will be just two resurrections - for the rapture and final judgement and if so then where does the Pre-tribulation resurrection come in? This will mean there will be 3 resurrections. One for Pre-tribulation, next for Rev 20:4-6 and the last being the judgement that the entire world will face. Kindly help provide clarity. Thank you. BTW, I ordered your book the Tipping Point and I am awaiting delivery to my country. Hoping to devour it once I get it.
Realizing pre or post is nothing to break fellowship over, I am curious to know which Biblical context do those who believe in a post tribulation rapture point to come to their conclusion? Or what scriptures are they interpreting differently than those who believe in a pre tribulation rapture?
I just ordered your book and also got it on Kindle.
I look forward to reading it. I haven't studied end times much at all but your interview on TBN and the fact that I am teaching in 1-2 Thessalonians from the pulpit has really piqued my interest.
I am a little confused from your updates though.
In your previous update in point 5) you said:
According to the Post-Tribulational Rapture view, when Jesus returns, we will fly into the clouds to meet Jesus, only to fly back down for the battle of Armageddon. What’s the point of being raptured into the sky, if you’ll only be coming right back down? If that’s the case, then I hope there are lawyers available among the redeemed—because it gives me whiplash just thinking about it!
Then in the next blog in 6) you said:
The solution for the PTR view is simple: the Millennial Kingdom will be populated by resurrected believers who were raptured, and return to the earth with Jesus.
Your teaching is clear and understandable, you teach in a way that makes me want to study His Wird even more. Thank you Jimmy.
Thank you Pastor Jimmy for your teaching on this subject. I have a question pls. If Rev 20:4-6 refers to the tribulation saints resurrection does it then mean there will be more than one resurrection before the resurrection for the final white throne judgement? I thought there will be just two resurrections - for the rapture and final judgement and if so then where does the Pre-tribulation resurrection come in? This will mean there will be 3 resurrections. One for Pre-tribulation, next for Rev 20:4-6 and the last being the judgement that the entire world will face. Kindly help provide clarity. Thank you. BTW, I ordered your book the Tipping Point and I am awaiting delivery to my country. Hoping to devour it once I get it.
Jimmy you are a great teacher. I thank God for you.
Hi Pastor Jimmy,
Realizing pre or post is nothing to break fellowship over, I am curious to know which Biblical context do those who believe in a post tribulation rapture point to come to their conclusion? Or what scriptures are they interpreting differently than those who believe in a pre tribulation rapture?
Thank you,
Erika
Hi Pastor Jimmy,
I just ordered your book and also got it on Kindle.
I look forward to reading it. I haven't studied end times much at all but your interview on TBN and the fact that I am teaching in 1-2 Thessalonians from the pulpit has really piqued my interest.
I am a little confused from your updates though.
In your previous update in point 5) you said:
According to the Post-Tribulational Rapture view, when Jesus returns, we will fly into the clouds to meet Jesus, only to fly back down for the battle of Armageddon. What’s the point of being raptured into the sky, if you’ll only be coming right back down? If that’s the case, then I hope there are lawyers available among the redeemed—because it gives me whiplash just thinking about it!
Then in the next blog in 6) you said:
The solution for the PTR view is simple: the Millennial Kingdom will be populated by resurrected believers who were raptured, and return to the earth with Jesus.
What am I missing?
Thank you
Thanks, Jimmy, for bringing such clarity to this important issue!