Comments on Tribulation-Now: Multi-Phased Rescue Mission

Wow. I'm speechless. God Bless You. Praise ...

2011-04-16T12:09:53.470-04:00

Wow. I'm speechless. God Bless You. Praise God. I often have no idea if I am seeing things correctly or not but sometimes scriptures jump off the page and I feel led to share what comes upon me, prayerfully through the spirit of God. Amen Hallalujah!

Okay--John just as I am clearing my eye make-up fr...

2011-04-16T11:45:29.401-04:00

Okay--John just as I am clearing my eye make-up from running down my face from the tears...I have to share this with you. I am so faithful daily on reading your blog but I did miss yesterday so here I am today Saturday reading yesterdays blog. Yesterday the Lord brought me to Luke 12:34-40 I read it and re-read it was hitting me so strong but I wasn't getting it. So I kept reading before and after the verses. My mind was blocked and I kept saying what am I suppose to be getting from this..I kept reading and re-reading. Then as usually life came into play and I left the scriptures..Enough said. Then this morning I awake get on your blog and there it is -----LUKE 12:35-40---- with astonishing interpetation which I never saw before as many times I have read it and it was so simple I couldn't get anything different from it..but I knew something was hidden or the Lord wouldn't be hitting me on the side of the head to say keep reading (lol)....Your blog (yesterday it was written but explained "TO ME" today)....It just confirms to me how God is talking to His people at the same time with the exact info from all over the earth..we don't even know eachother but the message is the same..sorry but this is such a WOW moment for me...God is soooo good ...thanks for the tears of JOY!!!!!!

...EVERY WORD IS IMPORTANT, isn't it? -AMEN! ...

2011-04-15T19:11:39.781-04:00

...EVERY WORD IS IMPORTANT, isn't it? -AMEN!

Tamra

I had not considered "Luke 12:35-40" bef...

2011-04-15T19:09:54.695-04:00

I had not considered "Luke 12:35-40" before, but when I read it in your email/analysis, it made perfect sense!

Jesus returns from His wedding .. wedded to whom ? .. His Bride - which may be those "rescued" on the 1st watch.

As Jesus returns, he finds those servants on the 2nd watch who are faithfully waiting for Him to return. These servants may be those saints who didn't make the 1st watch for whatever reason, and then those later on the 3rd watch. The 2nd & 3rd watch saints are not part of "the Bride", but nevertheless are invited to the marriage supper to share in the joy and overflowing love of the marriage.

As I've mentioned before, I've been exposed to pre-Trib, mid-Trib, pre-wrath Trib, post-Trib, and no Trib rapture theories, all bolstered with Scriptures.

In the latter 1990's, God quickened to me the pre-wrath rapture. Perhaps that's when I am rescued, and not before. In light of Luke 12:35-40, and connecting other Scriptures that you have presented, this has opened my understanding that there may be more than one "rescue mission".

For those who are not included in the rescue of "the Bride" - and if that should include me, I don't know - faint not, in one's faith, because God will have an important "work" to do for those saints "left behind" - God's work will not be over, but will depend heavily on those saints "left behind".

So I look at this (being "left behind") as not a demotion, or "didn't make the grade", or a loss of one's salvation, but as an extension of God's great and important end-times ministry to bring more lost souls into His Kingdom before the 3rd rescue mission is completed!

Because for those "left behind" after the 3rd "rescue mission", their fate will surely be sealed unto damnation!

God bless,

Loren