The Deceit of Secret Rapture Theory: Restoring the apostolic Sound Doctrine

The Church passes through the Great Tribulation? Pre-tribulationists claim that God will not allow the Church to suffer in the Great Tribulation period. But there is no Bible verse that teaches that the church will not go through the Great Tribulation and nothing there is also in the Bible on the Second Coming of Christ in two phases or stages, separated by seven years of the Great Tribulation, and there is nothing on a "secret" rapture, because there is nothing secret and silent on reports that describe the rapture of the church (1 Thessalonians 4.16-17; Matthew 24:31). Another incongruity of this view is the idea of a rapture to take the Church and the Holy Spirit of the Earth before the manifestation of the antichrist. If this were the case, the Antichrist would be anti what? This to remove the Church and the Holy Spirit and then, yes, we have the conversion of Israel in a short period of 7 years, it is an offense to the ministry of the Church and of the Holy Spirit; A reductionism of the Mission of the Church and the Spirit that promotes escapism and alienation, and hurt the common sense. In this book, I shall expound the teaching of Scripture on this subject. I'll start showing that both Jesus and his apostles warned that the Church will go through many hardships, including the so-called Great Tribulation and that this is not abandonment signal or defeat. Then we will study the signs that precede the Second Coming of Christ. Demonstrating that the biblical teaching is that the Rapture of the Church will take place after the Great Tribulation, being an integral part of the Second Coming of Christ is a unique and visible event for all the inhabitants of the land. Jesus will destroy the Antichrist with the breath of his mouth at the time of his coming. Finally, after demonstrating the lack of biblical basis of the pre-trib view, I will say something about the alarming rise of this doctrine, which does not have the Bible with their source of inspiration, but a prophetic vision of a person of the century XIX.