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''"Since you have kept my command to endure patiently, I will also keep you from the hour of trial that is going to come on the whole world to test the inhabitants of the earth."''

''"Since you have kept my command to endure patiently, I will also keep you from the hour of trial that is going to come on the whole world to test the inhabitants of the earth."''

However, posttribulationists argue that the greek translation of Revelation 3:10 only signifies Christians being preserved ''through'' the tribulation or ''out of'' the tribulation ''after'' the tribulation ends. In other words, Posttribulationists argue for this idea of the perseverance and preservation of Christians faithfully going through the tribulation. They believe that Christians must be purified in conduct and [[faith]] during the tribulation before the [[second coming]] occurs as mentioned in Daniel 12:10. And then after the Tribulation, the believers of Jesus Christ will be resurrected and raptured and they shall be saved after the Tribulation in which they will be supernaturally protected by Jesus during the Day of the Lord when Jesus and his angelic armies will go out to fight the rebellious nations of the world. Posttribulationists also argue that God's judgements during the tribulation (such as the bowls and trumpets) will not fully inflict Christians because God will be supernaturally protecting His people during that time.

However, posttribulationists argue that the greek translation of Revelation 3:10 only signifies Christians being preserved ''through'' the tribulation or ''out of'' the tribulation ''after'' the tribulation ends. In other words, Posttribulationists argue for this idea of the perseverance and preservation of Christians faithfully going through the tribulation. They believe that Christians must be purified in conduct and [[faith]] during the tribulation before the [[Second Coming|second coming]] occurs as mentioned in Daniel 12:10. And then after the Tribulation, the believers of Jesus Christ will be resurrected and raptured and they shall be saved after the Tribulation in which they will be supernaturally protected by Jesus during the Day of the Lord when Jesus and his angelic armies will go out to fight the rebellious nations of the world. Posttribulationists also argue that God's judgements during the tribulation (such as the bowls and trumpets) will not fully inflict Christians because God will be supernaturally protecting His people during that time.

==Support for theory==

==Support for theory==