The Pre-Wrath Rapture Position
A Case for the Prewrath Rapture
Alan Hultberg
The Pre-Wrath Rapture position rests on two major theses: that the church will enter the last half of Daniel’s seventieth week and that between the Rapture of the Church and the return of Christ to earth will be a significant period of extraordinary divine wrath.
A Review of the Book "The Rapture Question Answered Plain & Simple"
Mal Couch
Calling it another book illustrating a pathetic misunderstanding of basic Hermeneutics 101, Couch examines Van Kampen’s book on the Pre-Wrath Rapture position.
A Review of "The Pre-Wrath Rapture of the Church"
Gerald B. Stanton
Stanton reviews Marvin Rosenthal’s book, which he labels as a strong frontal attack against the pretribulational return of Christ, written by one who claims to have held that view and preached it with conviction for some 35 years.
Another Look at Rosenthal’s “Pre-Wrath Rapture”
John A. McLean, PhD
Formerly defending and advocating the view that the Rapture will occur before the seven-year tribulation, Rosenthal has now renounced that view and holds instead to a position that places the Rapture within the tribulation.
The Three-Quarters Rapture Theory
Thomas D. Ice, PhD
The Pre-Wrath Rapture theory is a misnomer and should be called the Three-Quarters Rapture position, since it teaches that the church will be raptured somewhere in the middle of the last three and a half years of the 70th week of Daniel.
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