<p>The Rapture of the Church is a time when Jesus Christ comes back for his bride after preparing a place for us like he promised in John 14:1-3.&nbsp; This book examines what will take place when that event occurs. Just as there was hidden prophecies about Christ&rsquo;s first coming, should we be surprised there are hidden prophecies related to Jesus Christ&rsquo;s second coming?&nbsp; An example of this in the book of Ruth paints a picture of the return of the Jews coming back into their land shortly before the marriage of Jesus Christ and his church. Another hidden prophecy is a picture of the ten virgins, five wise and five foolish, hidden in the Song of Solomon.&nbsp; This story shows what will happen to those who are ready and those who are not. In the story of Leah and Rachel in Genesis, we see a picture of the church and Israel in the &ldquo;End Times&rdquo;.</p><p>All of these hidden prophecies show the love Jesus has for his bride, the church, and his longing to return for her.&nbsp; As you read these pages, I hope you feel the heart beat of God as the nearness of the Rapture draws near.</p><p>This book examines the questions:<br />
&bull;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;Will all Christians be taken in the Rapture?<br />
&bull;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;How is Jesus&rsquo; return like the &ldquo;days of Noah&rdquo;?<br />
&bull;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;How is Jesus&rsquo; return like the &ldquo;days of Lot&rdquo;?<br />
&bull;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;How is the Rapture a picture of the ancient Jewish wedding customs?<br />
&bull;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;What is the hidden prophetic meaning of the number two?</p><p>My hope in your reading this book is that on the day the cry is made, &ldquo;behold the bridegroom cometh; go ye out to meet him&rdquo; (Matthew 25:6, KJV), you will joyfully light your lamp and go out to meet him.</p>