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by Dr. Peter S . Ruckman We have been examining the "latest" on the Rapture, after four preceding theories which taught a Post-Tribulation Rapture, a Mid-Tribulation Rapture, a Pre-Tribulation Rapture, and a "Pre-Wrath" Rapturethe latter being the silliest of any of them. The latest one (the fifth) could still be called a "Pre-Tribulation" Rapture, but with the notable addition that it is a Mid-Seventieth Week Rapture; that is, when it takes place 2 7 3 years of Daniel's "Seventieth Week" (Dan. 9:24) tiave already passed. This first 3V2 years, according to Walvoord and Rowley (and others) was during the ministry of Christ (A.D. 3 0 t o 3 V 2 , o r 4 B . C.toA.D.28, or whatever). TbefC for some reason, Janiel's clock stopped at Calvary, although there is no basis for believing that is stopped because "Israel was out of faYor with God" (Rowley's alibi fo^conyerting 536 years into 490 years). God forgave Israel (Acts 3:17; 1 Cor. 2:8) according to the prayer of His Son (see Luke 23 : 3 4 ) , and until Acts chapter 7 there was no national rejection of the Messiah. God's clock, then, did not stop at Matthew chapter 26, at the END of the first 3^/2 years of Daniel's "week." Rowley and Walvoord and others stopped it. Why? Well, the answer given is that the first seventeen words in Daniel chapter 7 refer to Jesus Christ and the rest of this verse to Satan. This might be except for two things: 1. The "sacrifice and oblations" did not cease before A.D. 70, more than thirty yearsafter the resurrection. 2. The "sacrifice and oblations" arego/ng to cease when Satan shows up (Dan. 8:11, 11:31; and Rev. 11:1-2). Do Rowley (and others) pretend that they "ceased"in the sense that they should have
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