Eschatology / imminence
Claim
Eschatology / imminence
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Passage coverage
8 mapped passages
Evidence coverage
6 clips connected
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Passages
1 total mentions feeding this claim
1 total mentions feeding this claim
1 total mentions feeding this claim
1 total mentions feeding this claim
1 total mentions feeding this claim
1 total mentions feeding this claim
1 total mentions feeding this claim
1 total mentions feeding this claim
Evidence lanes
This verse was cited by a Muslim to argue that Paul expected the end to come very soon, and therefore should be treated as a failed apocalyptic figure.
Quoted in a superchat to define the rapture as believers being 'caught up' to meet the Lord in the air.
Quoted in a superchat to argue that the restrainer is removed before the Antichrist is revealed, supporting a pre-tribulation rapture reading.
Quoted to argue that the very same Jesus who ascended will return 'in the same way,' against the Nation of Islam claim that a different end-time Jesus should be expected.
Quoted to show that after the resurrection Jesus had not yet ascended to the Father, clarifying the sequence of resurrection, ascension, and the later sending of the Spirit.
Raised in a superchat about the Son not knowing the day or hour; the streamer affirmed a Jewish wedding-custom explanation for the verse.