The Rapture: A Dangerous False Teaching

The Rapture: A Dangerous False Teaching.

We live in a time where most people
rely on second hand sources in order to gain scriptural knowledge. They are content with listening to traditions of men through grand presentations on a stage. For those who take the time to study God’s word in depth know that most churches today, make void the word of God by their unbiblical practices. Any good Bible scholar will also know that the Rapture theory has zero Biblical scriptural backing. In fact, the word Rapture doesn’t even appear one time in the Bible.


The rapture originated from a mentally sick woman named, Margret MacDonald around 1830 in Scotland. She had a demonic vision that her so-called preachers latched on to. The teenage girl  confined in her clergymen and by doing so, altered Christian theology that echoed down every generation until today. The rapture theory is well known by most Christians today and many are steadfast believers. The preachers mentioned were John Barby, Edward Irving and John Pusey. They twisted the little girl’s words and created a lie to fit their wicked narrative. They immediately created an entire doctrine around their lies and started proclaiming rapture from the pulpit. Before 1830 there was not one mention of rapture or anything relatively close to the idea of being swept away.

Revelation explains that God is coming to Earth to establish His kingdom. His Kingdom is going to be HERE, ON EARTH. Heave will be ON EARTH. With that in consideration, why then would anyone want to be raptured away? Where exactly do they plan to go? Ezekiel 13:20-23 warns us about false prophets teaching God’s children to fly away.

I have been to many churches and every last one of them taught the  rapture theory. They would rather hold tight  to traditions of men instead of being a true servant of God. What kind of church do you attend? If this was many many years ago and Paul sat down to write a letter to your Church, would your congregation be excited to read it or would you be fearful of chastisement? Even then, out of seven churches only two were preaching sound and true doctrine. Hence, the need for Paul’s letters, he was attempting to write what had already begun to go off track.

The choice is yours. Your relationship with God doesn’t count on God to make it happen. He is the same today as He was yesterday and He will be the same tomorrow. Your relationship with God depends on you and only you. What is your choice?