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The Rapture Re-Examined

[Paperback]

by Edward DeVries

Author
Edward DeVries
Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Independently Published
Published
September 2019

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In 1997, while the author was working on his Doctorate in Theology, he was also working as a security guard at the local Toyota dealership. Using the tailgate of a pick-up truck as his desk, he wrote his first book, Bible Teaching About the Rapture. 22 years later, he is the president of a Bible College with over 900 students (www.bibleschool.edu). He has taught Bible prophecy and the Book of Revelation numerous times. His opinion has not changed. But his understanding has grown clearer with over two decades of examination and re-examination. In The Rapture Re-examined, the author draws the same conclusions by asking a totally different set of questions to arrive at the same destination.