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Eden
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hi, oneinchrist, greetings to you in the Lord. I have always appreciated your civility (at least until you wrote, "What are you trying to prove, Eden?". LOL
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is it almost safe to assume that "the day of the Lord" is not one single event at one time, but a series of events that begin with the "catching away" and culminate with the creation of the New Heavens and the New Earth?
I don't claim any expertise in this area, but when you say, "What do you think?, I think it is possible that the "day of the Lord" could consist of the entire period from the "catching away" to the new heaven and the new earth.
But I would NOT put a 7=year tribulation period right after a "catching away", since I think that the "catching away" to meet the Lord in the air occur about simultaneously with the Lord's Second Coming.
Other than that, "the day of the Lord" could constitute the entire period from the "catching awy" to the "new heaven and new earth".
love, Eden
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oneinchrist
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By virtue of the different descriptions of "the day of the Lord" that are given throughout scripture, is it almost safe to assume that "the day of the Lord" is not one single event at one time, but a series of events that begin with the "catching away" and culminate with the creation of the New Heavens and the New Earth?
What do you think?
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