New Release: Kindle Edition "Everything About the Rapture"

Everything About the Rapture, by C. W. Steinle - Kindle edition

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This booklet is packed with the clearest account of the 1st Thessalonians 4 rapture I have written to-date, and I have written many books on the subject. Plus, I have included some simple, yet effective, tables showing why “those who are asleep” are none other than the “dead in Christ.” Paul states the timing of the “rapture sequence” in two different ways in order to comfort the bereaved that their dead will rise first. In addition, this study investigates why Paul selected such an unusual Greek word for “rapture,” and what that word actually means—something that I am not aware that any other author has presented.

This work is a brief, one-stop shop for anyone who is willing to learn what the 1st Thessalonians 4 “rapture passage” actually says. Short, but sweet! Yet, we examine all of the key words and phrases. Everything you need to know about the rapture in one short-read.

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Everything about the Rapture—by C. W. Steinle

Current Video Summary (below), and upcoming booklet and audiobook.
Snippet from the Introduction:

I am grieved that rapture timing continues to cause division in the Body of Christ. After writing about the rapture in half of the 20 books I have now authored or co-authored, I have determined that Paul's description of this event, as documented in the 1st Thessalonians 4:13-18 passage, is enough to settle the matter once and for all. After nearly 30 years since I began to study this prophecy, I am only now waking up, myself, to the evidence contained in this "rapture passage." And, as the Apostles voiced in Acts Chapter Four, I "cannot but speak the things which [I] have seen and heard.

Once a person takes to heart the exact words that Paul used to comfort the Thessalonians, there's simply no going back. Now, there are some who would suggest that I am the one causing division by rehashing the rapture and making such a big deal out of what many on both sides consider to be a sort of "sacred cow" doctrine. That, further discussion on a topic so controversial can only be expected to fan the flames of hostility. Here I must confess that I also lashed out against others, once I was convinced of my present stance on the issue. It was a sin, from which I have long since repented—and yes; I did both seek and receive forgiveness from God and my dearest friends regarding this offense.

Unexpectedly, others have attacked me on social media with the retort: "There is no rapture at all." I strongly disagree with such a conclusion. The change "in the twinkling of an eye" is most certainly found in the Bible. If, however, these "non-rapture" proponents are making the case that there are issues with the translation of the Greek word Paul used for "rapture," I would have to concede that they do have a point...