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==Origin==

==Origin==

There are several theories on the origin of the rapture.<ref>Sanders, E.F. [http://www.theologue.org/origins.html ''The Origin of the Pretribulational Rapture Theory''] (n.d.)</ref> Most of these are dated from the late 18th century onwards. Those who believe in a pre-tribulation view will either say there is sufficient explanation in the Bible, or point out that Saint Ephrem The Syrian wrote about the ''concept'' of the rapture, if not in the same terminology using the word "rapture", but that the concept was most popularly clarified and explained by [[John Nelson Darby]]. Those who do not accept the pre-tribulation view of the rapture like to point out that the pretribulational rapture was ''first introduced'' and explained by a '''mid-19th century''' preacher, John Nelson Darby.

There are several theories on the origin of the rapture.<ref>Sanders, E.F. [http://www.theologue.org/origins.html ''The Origin of the Pretribulational Rapture Theory''] (n.d.)</ref> Most of these are dated from the late 18th century onwards. Those who believe in a pre-tribulation view will either say there is sufficient explanation in the Bible, or point out that Saint Ephrem The Syrian wrote about the ''concept'' of the rapture, if not in the same terminology of using the word "rapture", but that the concept was most popularly clarified and explained by [[John Nelson Darby]]. Those who do not accept the pre-tribulation view of the rapture like to point out that the pretribulational rapture was ''first introduced'' and explained by a '''mid-19th century''' preacher, John Nelson Darby.

==Some justifications supporting the Pre-Tribulation view==

==Some justifications supporting the Pre-Tribulation view==