Have you ever wondered why the rapture as it is described on television, in books, in movies, and even from the pulpit, does not seem to match what you read in the Bible? Or why the teaching that Christians will be whisked to heaven without facing any of the persecution and testing of the "Tribulation" period does not seem to match the character of God as revealed in the scriptures? 
There is a reason. It doesn’t. 
The timing of the rapture clearly, repeatedly, and consistently taught in scripture is that Jesus will return to rapture the Church after the rise of the Antichrist, after the start of the "Tribulation" period, but before His wrath, not pretribulationally as many teach. The implications for believers, both in their lifestyles and their individual relationships with God, are critical. 
This book, written for believers at all levels of education and spiritual growth, takes a look at the prewrath timing and the volume of scriptures that support this important doctrine for the rapidly approaching End Times.

Before God's Wrath: The Bible's Answer to the Timing of the Rapture

Nigro, H. L.

Religion & Spirituality

Strong Tower Publishing

In this book, Who Will Be Left Behind and When? Dave Bussard takes us back to the Bible to examine what it teaches on the end times and the rapture of the Church. Written in an easy-to-read style, the title critically examines the teaching of the pretribulation theory of the rapture that is the foundation of the Left Behind series. Bussard explores the books of Daniel, Matthew, 1 and 2 Thessalonians, and Revelation, and builds a solid case for the timing of the rapture. This is far from another dry book on eschatalogy. Rather, it is a wake-up call to believers to examine what they believe and to realize the vital importance of our understanding of Christ's return. A proper understanding of the return of Christ affects not only our present spiritual walk, but will have profound consequences for those who will face the final days of this age.

Who Will Be Left Behind and When

Bussard, Dave

It is no secret — it is easier to self-publish than ever. The technology is easier to use. Costs are coming down. And resources for authors are everywhere. Not surprisingly, there has been an explosion of self-help books on the market, promising to help authors prepare hot-selling manuscripts, get them into print, and make a lot of money. Unfortunately, most of these books make promises they cannot keep.    Do You Really Want to Self-Publish Your Book? gives authors the real story — from the hidden costs to the distribution infrastructure that is working against them. It takes a look at the various self-publishing options, including the "do-it all-yourself" approach, working with printer/publishers, and handing the project off to an online publishing facilitator like Xlibris or iUniverse. Not just a "how-to" book (although it does some of that), this is a "whether or not to" book, providing a down-and-dirty, no-nonsense look at the punishing world of self-publishing, with all of its costs, stresses, and hurdles.    H. L. Nigro is a self-published author and has been a writer and editor in the commercial printing and e-commerce industries for the last 12 years. Do You Really Want to Self-Publish Your Book? is the outgrowth of those experiences and gives authors a realistic, and sometimes humorous, look at what they would really be getting themselves into. If you or anyone you know is thinking of self-publishing, this book is a must.

Do You Really Want to Self-Publish Your Book?

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With so much debate these days over the timing and sequence of end-times events, is there any hope of believers settling issues like the start of the 70th Week, the Second Coming of Christ, and the rapture of the Church in their own minds? The answer is unequivocally yes. Cameron Fultz, an end-times prophecy teacher and architect by trade, argues that, like a well-designed building, a biblical doctrine-any biblical doctrine-must start with a good foundation. This foundation must be built using the clearest, most explicit verses that directly address the subject at hand. On this foundation, we lay the secondary verses to add depth to the interpretation, followed by the tertiary verses, which layer on beauty and fine detail. In these pages, Fultz outlines this methodology, then uses it to build a doctrine on the issue of end-times timing and sequence. He starts by listing all of the verses that address the subject, both directly and indirectly, then builds the doctrine piece-by-piece. Using simple logic and precision, combined with abundant charts for easy comprehension, Fultz illustrates how, like a well-designed building, good biblical exegesis results in a precise, trustworthy result. Prophecy's Architecture will challenge those who are already committed to or unsure about today's ready-made explanations, and give others who don't know what they believe a systematic method for discovering answers for themselves.

Prophecy's Architecture: How to Build an End-Times Doctrine

Christian Books & Bibles

Fultz, Cameron

Theology

Have you ever wondered why the rapture as it is described on television, in books, in movies, and even from the pulpit, does not seem to match what you read in the Bible? Or why the teaching that Christians will be whisked to heaven without facing any of the persecution and testing of the "Tribulation" period does not seem to match the character of God as revealed in the scriptures? There is a reason. It doesn't. The timing of the rapture clearly, repeatedly, and consistently taught in scripture is that Jesus will return to rapture the Church after the rise of the Antichrist, after the start of the "Tribulation" period, but before His wrath, not pretribulationally as many teach. The implications for believers, both in their lifestyles and their individual relationships with God, are critical. This book, written for believers at all levels of education and spiritual growth, takes a look at the classic prewrath timing and the volume of scriptures that support this important doctrine for the rapidly approaching End Times.

Before God's Wrath: The Bible's Answer to the Timing of the Rapture, Revised and Expanded Edition

Spanish translation of Before God's Wrath: The Bible's Answer to the Timing of the Rapture, a classic presentation of the prewrath rapture view of the Second Coming of Christ.

Antes de La IRA de Dios (Spanish Edition)

A revelatory teacher and writer, La Veeta Ivory, "brings it home" in these pages with her own personal experiences. Bitch Mentality brings to us a striking reality in a great work of literature, unraveling the very fabric of promiscuity and "doggish" behaviors. This book is a timely, powerful, and enlightening inspirational message that is guaranteed to impact the lives of women for generations to come. Without question, it is a must read for those who never want to be used for Satan's pleasure again.

Bitch Mentality

Ivory, La Veeta

Samuel P. Tregelles, respected nineteenth century theologian and biblical scholar, lived during the rapid growth in popularity of the "secret rapture" teaching, now refined into what we know today as the pretribulation rapture position. The Hope of Christ's Coming is his response to this position, and as someone intimately acquainted with this position's birth, his analysis should be seriously considered by all students of prophecy today.

The Hope of Christ's Second Coming

Tregelles, Samuel Prideaux

This is the first scholarly defense of the pillars of the prewrath position put forth by Charles Cooper, former professor at Moody Bible Institute and now founder of the Prewrath Resource Institute and one of the position's most well-respected lecturers. The book takes a serious academic look at the application of Matthew 24:1-31 and Daniel 9 to the Church, but is written to be accessible to readers at all levels. The first section deals in-depth with the issue, "Does Matthew 24:1-31 apply to the Church?" In this section, Cooper examines what can be learned, both from the text and from the writings of the church fathers. On the issue of text, he looks at language issues, culture, book composition, authorship and intent of the gospel, and much more. On the issue of Daniel 9, he looks at issues related to event dating, prophetic context, and original language, ultimately putting forth an unexpected interpretation of the fulfillment of the 69th Week. This book has four goals: (1) to support the prewrath position in its conclusion that insisting on a sharp distinction between God's work in Israel and His work in the Church is a false presupposition that directly contradicts scripture; (2) to support the prewrath position in its conclusion that Matthew 24:1-31 does apply to the Church, the bride of Christ; (3) to set forth a clear biblical exposition of Matthew 24:1-31 and (4) to correct the false and misleading conclusions about both the timing and fulfillment of Daniel 9:24-27.

God's Elect and the Great Tribulation: An Interpretation of Matthew 24:1-31 and Daniel 9

Cooper, Charles

What if God calls upon us to be the final generation to face the Antichrist? Should you fight against him? Should you flee to safety? Or should you stand in faith? In Fight, Flight, or Faith: How to Survive the Great Tribulation, Charles Cooper answers that question. Cooper concludes that physical resistance will prove futile and that modern technology makes hiding impossible. Thus, the answer, he says, is faith. But how much faith will be required? Will you have enough?

Fight, Flight, or Faith: How to Survive the Great Tribulation

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