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In this presentation (the 10th in this series), we examine other contextual clues that indicate a pre-Tribulation Rapture of the Church--looking particularly at Paul's letters to the Thessalonian church. Please click the image below to start the presentation.

In this presentation (the 11th in a series of 13 presentations), we look at the promise given to the Church of Philadelphia--particularly in relation to the promise given to the Church of Laodicea--as suggesting that the Church of Philadelphia may well represent the saints who escape the time of the Great Tribulation--most likely in a pre-Tribulation Rapture. Please click the image below to start the presentation.

In this presentation (the 12th in a series of 13 presentations), we consider the fact that John records seeing the 5th Seal martyrs and the multitude who came out of the Great Tribulation, but he does not indicate that he sees the saints who died in Christ prior to the time of the Great Tribulation--suggesting that such saints, constituting a massive portion of the Church, are not part of the gathering witnessed by John and further suggesting that such saints are likely sequestered elsewhere with Jesus Christ in Heaven. Please click the image below to start the presentation.

In this presentation (the 13th in a series of 13 presentations) we consider the fact that special groups of saints and even 3 special angels with special messages are used to proclaim the Gospel during the time of the Great Tribulation. The absence of the Church, which was specifically designated by Jesus to carry the Gospel to the ends of the earth, from this responsibility suggests that the Church is not present in the Great Tribulation; the best explanation for the absence of the entire Church at this time is that they were gathered to Jesus in a pre-Tribulation Rapture. Please click the image below to start the presentation.