Raptureless: An Optimistic Guide to the End of the World - Revised Edition Including The Art of Revelation

The Old Covenant, the Mosaic Covenant, was a veil that kept Jesus hidden.

The Revelation of Jesus Christ is about the removal of the Old Covenant and the fully unveiled New Covenant.

If a teacher has been proclaiming that the end of the world is coming soon for over forty years, we should stop paying attention. If a teacher has proclaimed over forty different people to be the antichrist, we should ignore him. The fact that these teachers wear suits and are on TV doesn’t make them any less wrong than the crazy guy on the street

What if you chose to believe optimistically about the endtimes, raise godly kids, plan long-term, reject thoughts of fear, and work as a member of the Bride making herself ready (see Rev. 19:7)? Even if you are wrong and suddenly get raptured out, what have you lost? You will have been a good steward of what God put in your hands rather than sittin

End–time predictors such as Hal Lindsey and EdgarWhisenant sold millions of copies of predictive books that have been proven to be false prophecy, yet their teachings are still heeded by many Christians.

Dwight Wilson, author of Armageddon Now!, convincingly demonstrates that dispensational premillennialism (essentially Darbyism) advocated a “hands off” policy regarding Nazi persecution of the Jews during World War II. Since, according to dispensational views regarding Bible prophecy, “the Gentile nations are permitted to afflict Israel in chastise

dispensationalism has been, at best, a fad that began with Darby in the mid-1800s and is already beginning to wane.

Kenneth Gentry has done the world an invaluable service by writing his doctoral dissertation on the dating of Revelation. His irrefutable paper is easily purchasable as a book under the title: Before Jerusalem Fell. John A.T. Robinson has also graced us all with his book, Redating the New Testament, in which he proves all the books of the New Testa

Many have turned to extended hours of fasting and prayer, to quick evangelism, and to looking for the rapture or the “signs of the times,” rather than studying and training for a lifetime of advancing the Kingdom.