A Biblical Case for the Premillennial, Post-Tribulational Rapture of the Church

The author cared enough about the pretribulational-rapture position to carefully represent the views of its proponents, quoting them at every turn and giving biographical summaries. He gave convincing reasons to disavow the pretribulational rapture in favor of the posttribulational rapture, which was the position of the early Church. He gives a rationale for each of the pretribulational positions as established to buttress a theeological position that has no direct support in Scripture. Not once does Scripture say that the Christ is coming to rapture his own before the tribulation. So the pretrib positions are ways to maneuver around what the text does say.

“A Biblical Case for the Premillennialism, Post-Tribulational Rapture of the Church” is a valuable resource for any individual seeking to understand the pre-tribulation vs post-tribulation debate. The author obviously dug deep and researched the history, development, and conclusions of this controversial subject (Respected theologians can be found on both sides of this matter). Mr. Randall Monroe’s own in-depth study and findings are presented well and worth the read. He makes a strong defense for considering the Post-tribulation view.Dr. Richard BuccioD.Min, author, teacher, campus chaplain

Excellent read, true to description with an emphasis on the origin and growth of this pre-tribulation teaching.