Many Christians follow the popular pretribulation rapture view. They expect that Jesus will rescue them "just-intime" before the tribulations of the Antichrist. In their captivating account, the authors take their readers on a fascinating journey through the pages of the Bible, showing how biblical prophecies from Daniel to Revelation point toward not just one but two raptures: a first fruits rapture for the "wise virgins", and a later rapture for remaining believers.
The authors argue that the inconsistencies in of the pretribulation perspective can be resolved through a two-fold rapture, which draws on insights from the increasingly popular pre-wrath rapture position.
Marlon Sias with a BA in Bible and theology from St. Paul Bible College, has been studying and teaching end times scriptures for forty-seven years. Adrian Zenz holds two master's degrees and studied New Testament Greek.