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Introduction Reasons Advanced to Support the
View that the Tribulation Precedes the Resurrection of the
Saints
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PART I.
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Section One
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| Difficulty in Fixing the Sequence
of Future Events |
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| A Lengthened Period Foretold
between the Lord's Ascension and His Return. The bearing of
that fact on the Question under Consideration |
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| If the Disciples Whom the Lord
Addressed in Matt. 24, 25 were "Christians Proper,"
would that indicate that the Church must pass through the
Great Tribulation? |
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| Christ Spoke to His Disciples of
Events which were to occur before His Return. Does this
indicate that His Coming is not now an Every Day Possibility? |
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| The "Day of the Lord"
must be preceded by the Advent of Antichrist. What is the
bearing of that fact upon the Coming of Christ for His Saints? |
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Section
Two
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| "Tribulation" is the
Appointed Portion for the Disciples of Christ in the World;
but "the Great Tribulation" is not appointed for
them |
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| "When ye see these things
BEGIN. . . Your Redemption draweth nigh" |
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| "To You who are Troubled,
Rest with Us" |
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| The "Hope" of the Church |
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PART II.
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Section
Three
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| Reasons Deduced from Scripture for
Expecting the Coming of Christ and the Resurrection of Saints
before the Great Tribulation |
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| The Judgment Seat of Christ before
which "We must ALL Appear" |
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| Analogy to the First Coming, Those
that "Looked for Redemption in Israel" |
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| The Great Tribulation, a Part of
the National History of Israel |
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Section
Four
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| The Prospect placed before the
Saints |
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| Their Prospect is Immediate |
