A.
That
a marriage might be completed
- (Rom. 7:4 - Rev. 19:6-9)
*In (Matt.
22:1-14 and Matt. 25:1-13) there are guests who are
invited to the wedding - this is a rapture (not the
rapture of the church), but rather the mid-tribulation
rapture of (Matt. 24:40, 41). This rapture is probably in
conjunction with the Tribulation appearance of the Lord
to Israel in (Rev. 10).
B.
That
the Tribulation might come.
Some
Christians who are determined to go through the
Tribulation have failed to distinguish between
tribulation and THE GREAT TRIBULATION.
Christians have always suffered tribulation but the Great
Tribulation is a time for the earth to reap the wrath of
God. No love is mentioned from (Rev. 4-19!) A New
Testament believer is not destined to experience the
wrath of God. (See I Thess. 1: 10, 5:9, Rom.
5:9).
C.
That
Old Testament types might be fulfilled.
[1].
It is interesting to note that Enoch was the seventh
from Adam. (See Gen. 5:5,8,11,17 2 20,21-24.) Enoch
was the only Old Testament saint who was raptured and
never has to die. (Elijah does - Rev. 11)
In
parallel fashion the seventh church from the second
Adam (I Cor. 15:45,50-55) is raptured.
[2]. Noah stayed on the Ark, during the flood
and is a type of Tribulation saint. (See Rev. 12:
14-17; Matt. 24:36-39.)
[3]. Moses - (Deut. 32:48-52; 34:5)
Devil has
power of death - (Heb. 2:14) In (Jude 9) Michael
disputed over the body of Moses.
A.
Start
working you way to heaven
Anyone
of this opinion has always despised the Gospel of
Grace anyway so it's time to start "living it" (Matt.
24:13). Keep in mind who this passage is addressed to
(See Rev. 12:17, 14:2).
B.
Don't
take the mark
(Rev. 13:17, 14:9-11)
C.
Get
fanatical
- die as a martyr, Salvation will depend upon enduring or
death (Rev. 12:11, -14:11, 20:4).