RKO

"Proof" of the pre-tribulation Rapture. In Revelation 4:1 I saw afterwards, and behold, a door was opened in heaven. And the first "voice" I heard was like a trumpet that spoke to me, and said, "Come here," and I will show you the things that must happen next. In Numbers 10, the Lord commands Moses to make two silver trumpets. The trumpets symbolize the "voice" of God. There is talk of blowing silver trumpets to call the congregation together. "And the first "voice" I heard was like a trumpet speaking." Revelation 4 clearly shows that it is about the trumpet of God. We can also read this in 1 Thessalonians 4:16, the "voice" of the archangel and the trumpet of God. So Revelation 4:1 is about the Rapture of the church. And it cannot be otherwise than that it is true. Because in Revelation 5, the church of Christ is described as sing a new song and being purchased out of every tribe and tongue and people and nation by the blood of Christ, which is a description of the glorious, raptured church in heaven. This passage in Revelation 5, along with other passages in Revelation, speaks of the church as a heavenly church, a community of believers gathered together in heaven. And if we read further in Revelation chapter 6-19 is about this great tribulation, about this "time of Jacob's trouble." In these chapters of Revelation we do not encounter the church anywhere on earth. So it's very clear that the Church is Raptured. It is therefore impossible that the seven trumpets is about the Rapture, they are divine disasters, as described in the book of Revelation, that unleash God's wrath on the earth and lead to natural disasters and demonic plagues during the Great Tribulation, such as a meteor destroying the oceans, a solar and lunar eclipse, a plague of demonic locusts, and a demonic army that will kill a part of humanity. These seven trumpets have nothing to do with the Rapture.