88 REASONS Why The Rapture Will Be In 1988 {End Times}

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[Cronos]

88 reasons why Rosh-hash-ana 1988 must be the time of the church's rapture

Reasons 4 and 5

The 69th week of Daniel ended 6 April 30 AD.... the 70ths starts with the day of Atonement 1988 when Antichrist signs the seven-year peace with Israel on 21 Sep 1988, and the 70th week of Daniel ends 7 Jewish years later on the Day of Atonement 1995 at the battle of Armageddon, 5 Oct 1995, thus lasting seven Jewish years.

Lunar dates... verify beyond any reasonable doubt that from the DAy of Atonement 1988 through the Day of Atonement 1995 is the 70th week of Daniel (This single fact is the unchallengeable proof that this book is correct and true)

[Cronos]

Excerpt. Read more about why the rapture happened in 1988 and the world ended in 1995....

[ifinnegan]

Wut?

[Terry L Smith]

Yeah, and to think that the Long Island megachurch i attended, then, was one to tell everyboody to charge up their credit cards, and leave behind all those big balances!@!

[Ken H]

If 1988 was the Rapture, then 2020 is the Rupture!

(Thank you very much!)

[Wilhelm Tell]

Yeah, I’m amazed by some people who claim to read the Bible “literally” but they read all sorts of things into the Bible that aren’t there.

[bramps]

Cronos constantly posts these threads to cause dissension and bickering among Christians. It is one thing to try to educate and win people over to Christ. But it seems clear to me that Cronos intention is solely to ridicule and instigate. Yet his homepage states the following. He is the perfect definition of a fraud and hypocrite. From Cronos homepage:
It is intellectually stimulating to discuss these things God has allowed us to know about, but I don’t believe He intends us to be at enmity with each other over things we may only be able to nibble at the corners of. If it helps us to further our knowledge and appreciation of God and ourselves within His plan, that’s good. If it draws us away to opposing corners in anger at brethren in Christ, it’s not so good.

[Fido969]

1988 End Times?

Good times, good times!

[HangnJudge]

Again reminded, that when He Comes, it will be as a thief in the night, all the rest is Prideful Arrogance.

[grumpa]

Here are more examples of end-times dating from Christians as well as pseudo-Christian cultists:

—Ellen G. White (co-founder—Seventh Day Adventist Church): 1843, 1844, 1850, 1856.
—Joseph Smith (founder—Mormon Church): 1891.
—Jehovah’s Witnesses: 1874, 1878, 1881, 1910, 1914, 1918, 1925, 1975, and 1984.
—Hal Lindsey: 1982, 1988, 2007, with contingency dates going as far as 2048.
—Jack Van Impe: 1975, 1992, 2000, 2012.
—Chuck Smith (founder of Calvary Chapel): before 1981
—Pat Robertson: 1982.
—Edgar C. Whisenant: 1988, 1989.
—Bill Maupin: 1988.
—J.R. Church: 1988.
—Charles R. Taylor: 1992.
—Benny Hinn: 1993.
—F. M. Riley: 1994.
—John Hinkle: 1994.
—Grant R. Jeffrey: 2000.
—Lester Sumrall: 1985, 1986, 2000.
—Kenneth Hagin: 1997 to 2000.
—Jerry Falwell: 2010.
—Louis Farrakhan: 1991.
—John Hagee (at age 71): before he dies.
—Harold Camping: 1994, 2011.
—Ronald Weinland: 2011, 2012.
—Perry Stone: 2009-2015
—Billy Graham: Even this venerable preacher began telling us in the 1930’s to expect the soon return of Christ.

Pastors all across America’s fruited plains have books of some of these authors proudly displayed in their office libraries. The same books, and videos too, fly off Christian bookstore shelves, and the money continues to flow to these authors and many others of the same ilk. While some of these authors may be good teachers on other subjects, their false predictions force us to doubt their views on eschatology. Many of the above people will be forgotten, but whenever you happen to be reading this book, you will probably be hearing from a new generation of false teachers.

All of these prognosticators had something in common: They all thought they knew better than Jesus, who over and over told his followers that his prophecies would come to pass while some of them were still alive (Matthew 10:23; 16:27-28; 26:64; Luke 21:22, 32; etc.) There are over 100 such time statements in the New Testament that limit fulfillment of prophecy to the first century.

(This is an excerpt from my book CHRISTIAN HOPE THROUGH FULFILLED PROPHECY. For more information about fulfilled prophecy, see my website:

http://prophecyquestions.com)

[Ezekiel]

Pastors all across America’s fruited plains have books of some of these authors proudly displayed in their office libraries. The same books, and videos too, fly off Christian bookstore shelves, and the money continues to flow to these authors and many others of the same ilk. ...

And...

This is an excerpt from my book CHRISTIAN HOPE THROUGH FULFILLED PROPHECY. For more information about fulfilled prophecy, see my website:

[z3n]

How do you know for sure that 1988 wasn’t?

[dfwgator]

GHWB was the antichrist?

[Gamecock]

Pastors all across America’s fruited plains have books of some of these authors proudly displayed in their office libraries.

As long as the above stamp is is in place it's OK.

[Steven Tyler]

Never. Give. A. Date.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

Got two copies of that little booklet. What a hoot! But then I have other books that said 1984 was the date.

[Cronos]

The George Orwille one was the best

[Cronos]

Did you get raptured in 1988?

[Who is John Galt?]

Billy Graham: Even this venerable preacher began telling us in the 1930’s to expect the soon return of Christ.

As the Messiah Himself advised the church:

He who testifies to these things says, "Yes, I am coming quickly."
Revelation 22:20

I'm guessing Mr. Graham was familiar with the scriptures...

;^)

[railroader]

—Billy Graham: Even this venerable preacher began telling us in the 1930’s to expect the soon return of Christ.

Graham was born in 1918 and didn't become a pastor until 1943. His fame began with revival meetings in 1949. I'm sure the recent emergence of a New World Order (UN, Cold War, etc.) and the restoration of Israel as a nation in 1948 prompted (correctly, I might add) many evangelical leaders like Graham to conclude a new era had begun and that Jesus Christ would soon return. No one knows the day or hour of His coming (Matthew 24:36) but there will be signs to indicate it is near. When will this take place? It could be tomorrow, 100 years or more.

[Dartoid]

You are exactly right. And he does not respond to your comments.

Preterist are following the doctrine of demons. Deny God’s word is never broken, His covenants are never broken. They believe the worst kind of replacement theology. They break every rule of bible study. They have to date the authorship of Revelation to 65 AD when it is widely accepted to be written in 95 AD. They do not rightly divide the Word of God. They take the verse in Matt 24 out of context.