LSM’s Contradictary Rapture Teaching

[Ohio]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

OMW....you are perpetuating error by stating Darby listened to the utterance>>>Wm Kelley and others have addressed this myth with great specificity at www.stempublishing.com they also address other historical references that pre-date Darby as the originator of the rapture. Even Matthew Henry used the term.

Can you explain what you mean here? I read your post 3-4x and I'm still not sure.

What does this "utterance>>>Wm Kelley" mean?

How is OMW "perpetuating error?" Are you serious?

Stem Publishing is a huge site. What specifically are you referring to?

[Ohio]

Let me add some history here.

The Brethren movement was launched surrounding the prophetic promises of the Lord's return. Both wings (later to split into open and closed sections) of the Brethren camp were represented at the Viscountess Powerscourt prophetic gatherings. Men of great learning were attracted to what was being revealed in His word in those gatherings. The Spirit of the Lord moved in many a heart made fertile by the socio-political climate of the day.

Those times were not too different from our upheavals in the 60's, which served to prep many a heart for truths well beyond the stale message of the day. Many were saved afresh and were enamored by talk of the signs of His return. Lindsay's book The Late Great Planet Earth, published at the height of the movement, had an effect upon many.

[VoiceInWilderness]

Originally Posted by Ohio

Can you explain what you mean here? I read your post 3-4x and I'm still not sure.

What does this "utterance>>>Wm Kelley" mean?

How is OMW "perpetuating error?" Are you serious?

Stem Publishing is a huge site. What specifically are you referring to?

Ohio,
I believe unregistered is referring to the prophecy by some young woman which OMW referred to. I read the >>> as a period.
-Steve Miller

[Ohio]

Originally Posted by VoiceInWilderness

Ohio,
I believe unregistered is referring to the prophecy by some young woman which OMW referred to. I read the >>> as a period.
-Steve Miller

Hey VoiceinWilderness, nice to see you again.

Have you been reading some of Nigel's articles? What do you think about them?

[VoiceInWilderness]

Originally Posted by Ohio

Hey VoiceinWilderness, nice to see you again.

Have you been reading some of Nigel's articles? What do you think about them?

Hi Ohio,
It's good to talk to you again also.

I posted something previously on Nigel's article.
I thought it very informative. I did not understand where the pre-70th wk rapture teaching came from, and Nigel explained it very well. Contrary to Nigel's pt of view, it convinced me that the pre-70th wk rapture is a man-made teaching, not in the Bible. Nigel presented the facts, which allowed me to draw my own conclusion.

I think W. Lee's interpretation of end time events is superior to any other, though, of course, it has mistakes. The overcomer stuff is abominable, I agree. I'm referring to his pre-1984 or 1988 ministry. I don't think the Lord gave him anything new after that, and his errors became huge. His biggest mistake was to say that most of Psalms, Proverbs, Job & James were not the Word of God. This became enlarged in his later years so that he put himself above the Word of God, deciding what was and what was not the Word of God.