Revelation 12, The Exit Sign and Imminence
We have had it pounded into our heads from the first time we studied prophecy that Jesus could return at any moment (I like that idea). Lately we have had many people persuade us that no, Jesus will fulfill one of His appointed times when He returns for His bride. The most likely appointed time would be the Feast of Trumpets (I like that idea too). But which is it? Is imminence real? And does the Rev 12 Sign settle the argument?
Perhaps this article will add some clarity, from Greg Lauer at www.alittlestrength.com:
Perhaps this article will add some clarity, from Greg Lauer at www.alittlestrength.com:
What I want to do in this article is discuss both the doctrine imminence and its corollary that states the Rapture is a signless event, and the relationship of both to the REV12 sign. Many people in the Church today, especially established minsters, are staunchly rejecting the validity of the REV12 sign due to concerns that it violates the doctrine of imminence, and in a similar manner many balk at the existence of an alleged sign for a signless event.http://www.alittlestrength.com/articles/2017/1705-exit-sign.htm#cont
On the other hand, some who embrace the REV12 sign are beginning to come against the doctrine of imminence or look for ways to weaken it because they feel it has become an obstacle that inhibits people from accepting the truth of what they see as an obvious prophetic fulfillment. In other words, many on each side seem to be convinced it's an either/or affair, where you are obligated to either defend imminence
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