The Rapture Code - The Biblical Code for a Comforting Walk for the Christian in These Final, Last Days! (Paperback)

Moving on and reiterating on the Code's findings, I did see a typology or pattern in Enoch, Moses, and Elijah in the OT, after recognizing Moses' own rapture. Accordingly, I saw it in Philip, Paul, and John in the NT, in chronological order. Yet, as concerning the rapture of Christ into the wilderness, I just didn't see it as a rapture, at the time (six years ago), so having only two raptures of Christ: the transfiguration and the ascension. I felt, I had hit a wall. Then, soon after this same time, I was concluding a study in typology from the OT book of Ezekiel, and unexpectedly, I saw something I hadn't considered before: two bodily raptures of Ezekiel himself (Eze. 3:12; 37:1). Then it dawned on me, "Could there be a third bodily rapture of Ezekiel, giving me three sets of chronologically trio ordered raptures, which would give me a total of nine raptures?" Excitedly searching, I soon found a third bodily rapture of Ezekiel (Eze. 11:1). Then, I dug out my old notes from earlier and compared them to my newfound information from Ezekiel and realized that I now had three sets of chronologically trio ordered raptures that totaled nine bodily raptures Three trio sets of raptures. I was elated, and at the same time, it scared me. This time, I had to search this out without ceasing. As I searched through all my notes from all my different studies throughout the years, I then came across my study on Christ's trip into the wilderness, His transfiguration, and His ascension; and I remembered my premonition that the wilderness trip might be a rapture (which I had badly lacked the needed evidence to prove it so). Then, with the Codes insights and even closer study and prayer, I saw that in the text of Christ's trip into the wilderness was the word immediate. And how the Code lead me through the Scriptures to realize how this word really meant-a 16 Craig S. Luchin rapture of Christ, in the context of that passage (Matt. 4). Therefore, this made Christ's trip into the wilderness-the third discovered rapture of Christ that I needed for the completion of the Rapture Code, based on that one word. (In this book, I will explain how this word can mean a rapture, in the context of Mk. 1:12, based on Jn. 6:21.) So Jesus' wilderness trip, His transfiguration, and His ascension-fit the pattern or typology of the chronological trio rapture order-recorded in this: Rapture Code. Hence, three more bodily raptures. I now had twelve chronologically trio bodily raptures, all in their own typological orders, which is taught in this book. Henceforth, I began to see the strongest as of yet: Rapture Code, begin to emerge from Scriptures and to explain these twelve raptures in a new and different way. Yet these perfectly ordered raptures, these completely biblical truths, and these deeply functional meanings from Scripture would teach me things and take me places that I had not at all expected. Yes, I could now see a code (typology or pattern) for the Rapture of the Church (1 Thess. 4, 1 Cor. 15). Accordingly, for the Rapture of the Two Witnesses (Rev. 11), namely the first two raptures of the Pretribulation Rapture of the Church and the Midtribulation Rapture of the Two Witnesses. Yet it had become clear to me that The Rapture Code was leading me to another group completely separate from the Churches' and the Two Witnesses' raptures. Then, I thought, "Who could this third group be?" Well, the answer is the Rapture of the Elect of Israel, and findings to this question are in this book. Also, the answers to many other Rapture questions, End Time questions, Tribulation questions, Eschatology questions, and the Big question that permeates in the Church today: "Would I be left behind if Christ came today, if I was not ready for Him?" The Rapture Code will present biblical answers that have for me, set me free from the concern of "being left behind" when Christ appears in the clouds to take all Christians home to dwell in Heaven with Him. Answers that