"Behold,
NOW is the accepted
time; behold, NOW is
the Day of
Salvation."
The Day of
Salvation is the
'day of rapture' as
described in the
following Scripture:
"Then
I heard a loud
voice saying in
heaven, NOW
SALVATION, and
strength, and THE
KINGDOM OF OUR
GOD, and THE POWER
of HIS CHRIST HAVE
COME....."
This
Scripture tells us
that these three
things " have now
come" ( ie. have
now arrived at
this point in
time): "the 'power
of Christ' has
raptured the
Church to 'the
Kingdom of God'
through our
'salvation'
for all who
believe in Him.
Our rapture has
NOW COME because
"the power of His
Christ" has
raptured the
Church on the day
of "salvation" so
that we can NOW
enter "the kingdom
of our God".
It
is very important
to notice THE
PLACEMENT of this
particular
Scripture,
describing the
rapture,
immediately
after the
Scripture
describing Satan
being cast out of
heaven, down to
earth. The casting
of Satan out of
heaven by the
archangel Michael
happens at the
same time that
Jesus raptures His
Church/bride to
heaven:
"So
the great dragon
was CAST OUT, that
serpent of old,
called the Devil
and Satan......."
"......now
SALVATION, and
strength, and the
KINGDOM OF OUR
GOD, and the power
of His Christ HAVE
COME."
I
believe, the
previous two
Scriptures tell us
that at the same
time Satan is cast
out of heaven the
Church/bride is
raptured to
heaven. The next
Scripture
describes the
celebration, in
heaven, after the
rapture of the
Church/bride, and
Satan is cast
down. Don't miss
it for the world !
"Therefore
rejoice, O
heavens, and YOU
WHO DWELL IN THEM
! Woe to the
inhabitants of the
earth, and the
sea. For the devil
has come down to
you, HAVING GREAT
WRATH because he
knows that his
time is short."
Satan
is cast down from
heaven 42 months
before the end of
the 70th Week of
Daniel on the same
day as the rapture
happens. If you
find yourself here
on earth at the
same time Satan is
here -- that means
YOU WERE
LEFT-BEHIND.
Woe to you !
The
rapture happens on
the Day of Christ
which is pre-wrath
at mid-week
"Immediately after
the tribulation of
those days...."