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'''The Rapture''' (from the Greek word έκσταση, ekstasi) is a term used to describe the physical resurrection of the Church which many expect to take place in the [[Last Days]].  As described in {{bibleref|1Corinthians|15|50-54}} and {{bibleref|1Thessalonians|4|13-18}}, this resurrection will include Christians who have not yet died physically. According to {{bibleref|Revelation|20|4-5}} the "first resurrection" mentioned in 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 takes place after the Tribulation of Revelation 6–19.

'''The Rapture''' (from the Greek word έκσταση, ekstasi) is a term used to describe the physical resurrection of the Church which many expect to take place in the [[Last Days]].  As described in {{bibleref|1Corinthians|15|50-54}} and {{bibleref|1Thessalonians|4|13-18}}, this resurrection will include Christians who have not yet died physically. According to {{bibleref|Revelation|20|4-5}} the "first resurrection" mentioned in 1&nbsp;Thessalonians 4:13-18 takes place after the Tribulation of Revelation 6–19. ''See also'' {{bibleref|Revelation|3|10}} and {{bibleref|Revelation|20|2-5}}.<ref>https://www.biblestudytools.com/topical-verses/rapture-bible-verses/</ref>

==Meaning of the term==

==Meaning of the term==