Nope, yons a non-Biblical belief made up in the 19th century
Actually, no, Cronos.
The harpadzo, the sudden catching-up, the snatching-away, the rapiemur (from the Latin of the Vulgate), the Rapture, is a concept of how regenerated believers are to meet the Lord in the air, a prophecy accepted by the early churches, but buried for many centuries by the unbelieving Roman dogmatizers, until the idea of an Antichrist in a 7-year Tribulation was dug out by Catholic priests in the 1500s, the Rapture by Puritans in America in the 1600s, later on popularized--not invented--by John Darby and the "Plymouth" brethren in the 1800s, and magnified by the Schofield Reference Bible first published in the early 1900s.
Your miscommunication marks you as a commenter that cannot be relied on, Cronos.