The Rapture RebuttalHomeBible StudiesStudy ToolsLinksContact UsWelcome to The Rapture Rebuttal. Is the Rapture Biblical? Could Christ return at any moment? Who will be left behind? Study with us as we search for the answers.A Must ReadLinksGood News Ministry   Bible Study Games   Christian Articles  Find A Verse   Religious Posters  Christian SearchSEARCH OUR SITEIs The Rapture Biblical?  Welcome to The Rapture Rebuttal. On our site you will find several 
studies devoted to the rapture doctrine. The purpose of these studies is to 
find the answer to one question. Is the Rapture Biblical? For those of you 
who don't know, the word rapture is often used to describe our gathering 
back to Jesus upon His return. Those who teach the pre-tribulation doctrine, 
which is the one we will concern ourselves with, contend that Jesus will 
return two times, the first time to gather His saints from the earth and 
take them to heaven. According to them, believers will simply 
disappear from where they stand, leaving little more than a pile of 
clothes and some very confused bystanders behind. After seven years of great 
tribulation, Christ will then return again to reign upon the earth for a 
one-thousand year period, also known as the millennium. While portions of 
these beliefs are Biblically based, much of the rapture theory is at odds 
with the Holy Scriptures.
Anytime we begin to test a doctrine, we must let the 
Bible be our authority. In doing so, we must view 
scripture in context and in relationship to other 
scriptures that deal with the same subject. Most often 
when the rapture is taught, you will receive two 
or three verses, taken completely out of context 
and you will be told what you should believe about them. 
Our studies will show you these same verses in context 
and in comparison to similar verses. We contend if you 
view the scriptures in this manner, you can only 
come to one conclusion. The Rapture is not Biblical! We 
know how popular the rapture is and it is difficult to 
comprehend how a fable has come to dominate prophetic 
teachings. We shouldn't be too surprised though, 
we were told the day would come when sound doctrine 
would be rejected in favor of false teachings. We hope 
you will view our studies and earnestly consider the 
conflict between this doctrine and the Bible.
2 Timothy Chapter 4
(3) For the time will come when they will not endure 
sound doctrine; but after their own lusts shall they 
heap to themselves teachers, having itching ears;
(4) And they shall turn away their ears from the 
truth, and shall be turned unto fables.
Antichrist - A look at how 
and when he will arrive on earth. Will you be ready?
Any Moment  - 
Could Christ return at any moment? Is this Biblical?
As A Thief   - Should the 
Day of the Lord come upon us a thief in the night?
Come Up Hither   - Is 
this statement made to John symbolic for the church?
Left Behind  - Immensely 
popular but is it Biblical fact or just another fairy 
tale?
Rapture -