wrote on June 2, 2007
54 years ago in a seminary class studying the minor prophets under a gifted and respected professor, the conception of "The Day of Wrath" was nothing but confusion.
A few years later I thought the description of the "multitude" in Revelation 7 fit the church. I became a closet "mid-triber" then a "post-triber" still somewhat confused.
Much later in the 90's decade I saw the book "The Pre-Wrath Rapture.." Since I had been taught the 70th week of Daniel was the wrath of God I thought it might get me back on track with the "brotherhood." When I realized what the "Day of the Lord" was, suddenly all prophecy cleared up and I came out of the closet realizing the coming of Christ is not imminent but preceded by signs yet unfulfilled.
A few years later I thought the description of the "multitude" in Revelation 7 fit the church. I became a closet "mid-triber" then a "post-triber" still somewhat confused.
Much later in the 90's decade I saw the book "The Pre-Wrath Rapture.." Since I had been taught the 70th week of Daniel was the wrath of God I thought it might get me back on track with the "brotherhood." When I realized what the "Day of the Lord" was, suddenly all prophecy cleared up and I came out of the closet realizing the coming of Christ is not imminent but preceded by signs yet unfulfilled.