Join us as we unravel the controversial question: Can the church escape tribulation? In this episode of "The Bible Says Podcast," we explore the concept of the rapture and its deep biblical roots. We'll debunk misconceptions surrounding the term "rapture," tracing its origins from the Latin "rapturo" to the Greek "harpazo." Drawing insights from the stories of Elijah, Enoch, and Jesus' ascension, we establish its scriptural foundation, highlighting key passages such as 1 Thessalonians 4:16-18 and 1 Corinthians 15:51-53.

Delving into centuries-old debates, we examine various timing theories—post-tribulation, pre-wrath, and mid-tribulation—(Check out Next Week Pretrib and some others), unpacking their scriptural basis and historical context. We confront whether the church is promised exemption from suffering, reflecting on contemporary persecution in regions like China and the Middle East. Our discussion extends to the second coming of Christ and significant end-time events from Revelation, including the marriage supper of the Lamb

We invite you to engage with us and challenge our perspectives. Explore the nuances of the pre-wrath interpretation and its contrasts with pre- and mid-tribulation theories within Revelation's prophetic timeline. Connect with us on social media at "The Bible Says Podcast" to share your thoughts and questions. Whether you're a seasoned prophecy enthusiast or new to eschatological discussions, this episode promises to offer fresh insights and provoke thought in a dynamic exchange of ideas. Don’t miss Next week for Part 2