Going back a few posts I mentioned that the timing of day of the Lord posed no problems for pretribulationism. Non-pretrib proponents will usually try to argue that this event is intrinsically linked to the rapture’s timing and that God’s wrath can only be present in this period.
They’ll then try to show that the day of the Lord is a technical term and that it can only appear after certain precursors have taken place. If all the preceding arguments are correct then pretribulationism is false.
I don’t agree with all of Dr Mayhue’s arguments but he presents a compelling case that the timing of the day of the Lord is not significant for pretribulationism to be true or false.
THE BIBLE’S WATCHWORD: DAY OF THE LORD
Review: God in the Manger by John F. MacArthur Jr.
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John MacArthur. God in the Manger. Nashville, TN: Thomas Nelson Publishing
Company, October 8, 2001. 192 pp. 4 out of 5 Purchase: Amazon Want some
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