The 144k are not the bride of Christ rescued because they die per scripture therefore they are not rescued, that was my point. They also live during Great Tribulation which they will see with their own eyes and they will be hunted and although protected for a time, will all be killed. These are not the bride of Christ who will be Raptured who will be at the Marriage Supper of the Lamb as all of these 144k are appointed death. If the 144k all die, who will be on earth alive and remaining that will be caught up in the Rapture? Do you not see why what you’re suggesting makes zero sense?


My question regarding a Rapture of the 144k if they were in fact the bride of Christ was to illustrate the pointlessness of a Rapture if they all die and to prove your theory wrong. I’m well aware that the dead rise first in the Rapture and that was also a point I was trying to prove. The dead resurrected in the Rapture and those who die during the 7-year Tribulation are two very different things. The dead raptured with Christ will experience the Marriage Supper of the Lamb. Those who are left behind and forced to endure the 7-year Tribulation and are killed for their testimony have to wait under the altar until all are slain in the 7-year Tribulation where they all will be given white robes and will later reign with Christ during his millennial reign.



The 144k being the raptured bride of Christ isn’t scriptural as they are slain therefore a rescue is impossible and the fact upon death in the Tribulation, they are told to “wait a little longer” and also where they reside under the altar in death until all are slain. If just the 144k were the bride of Christ as you posit and they all die, there would be no one alive of the bride when Christ comes to rescue His bride therefore there would be no rescue. My first post in this thread also proves a post-tribulation theory is impossible scripturally.

Again, good luck.