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The Rapture and The Man of the Air - What Paul actually meant by Meet the Lord in the Air

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by Saul P. Cortez

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Paperback
Publisher
Litfire Publishing
Published
July 2015
Weight
96g

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Simply put, The Rapture and The Man of the Air is the study of the event Paul tells in I Thessalonians 4:13-17 of \"meeting the Lord in the air.\" There is a traditional explanation of this event called \"The Rapture,\" which has believers, sometime in the future, physically going up and being changed as they go. This explanation is thrilling to the soul of evangelicals who see a future tribulation, and this \"rapture into the air\" is the escape to mechanism. The problem with this traditional explanation is that it is not biblically correct. The \"The Rapture and The Man of the Air\" reveals methodologically, Scripture by Scripture, what \"meeting the Lord in the air\" was and why it was necessary. Moreover, \"The Rapture and The Man of the Air\" brings to light the reason for \"heavenly places in Christ,\" how water baptism was brought about, being crucified by Christ Jesus, and why these spiritual acts were necessary. The revelations taught here are not what common, so-called sound doctrine is today.