[Cicero]

The Rapture was not found among Protestants until around the middle of the nineteenth century, when a couple of influential British Protestants invented the idea. It’s not biblical, it was not thought of in the early Church, and Martin Luther never said anything of the kind.

[cloudmountain]

The Rapture was not found among Protestants until around the middle of the nineteenth century, when a couple of influential British Protestants invented the idea. It’s not biblical, it was not thought of in the early Church, and Martin Luther never said anything of the kind.

Well put.

[Ted Grant]

Yep. I’m not very convinced.

[Mom MD]

True Luther didn’t teach it That s the one area he did not get far Enough away from the Catholic Church Rapture is also present in the OT the first instance is actually in Genesis Enoch and Elijah were raptured quite a bt before the mid 1800s

[Iscool]

The Rapture was not found among Protestants until around the middle of the nineteenth century, when a couple of influential British Protestants invented the idea. It’s not biblical, it was not thought of in the early Church, and Martin Luther never said anything of the kind.

That's a bad rumor you guys have been repeating for some time...No fact to it...

But look...The bible's clear...The church will be caught out and up to meed the Lord in the air...So of course there's a Rapture...

[DouglasKC]

The Rapture was not found among Protestants until around the middle of the nineteenth century, when a couple of influential British Protestants invented the idea. It’s not biblical, it was not thought of in the early Church, and Martin Luther never said anything of the kind.

Absolutely.

[DungeonMaster]

The Rapture was not found among Protestants until around the middle of the nineteenth century, when a couple of influential British Protestants invented the idea. It’s not biblical, it was not thought of in the early Church, and Martin Luther never said anything of the kind.

The Plymouth Brethren?