The Last Day
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Corinthians 15: 51: “ Behold, I shew
you a mystery; we shall not all sleep, but we shall all be changed. Paul
was going to unveil a mystery to the Corinthian church.” * A biblical mystery
is comprised of three things: 1]-It has always been a part of God’s divine plan
and purpose, or in other words he doesn’t have plan B. 2]- In His divine
sovereignty God chose not to reveal it in the Old Testament, but would allow it
to be made known later. 3]- A truth that is known by
divine revelation only (Ephesians 3: 4-5). * (Source from
Pre-Wrath Rapture of the Church by Marvin Rosenthal). Paul was telling
the Corinthians that not all would sleep (die), but all would be changed. [52: “ In a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last
trump: for the trumpet shall sound, and the dead shall be raised
incorruptible, and we shall be changed”]. Did you catch that? Paul said at the last
trump, now without trying to be corny, to be called a last, doesn’t it seem
that there should be some trumpets blown before this one? Or else Paul would
have said that at the sound of a trumpet the dead would rise, but he indicated
that at the LAST ONE, and only at the last one would we be changed.
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About the Book
A
cutting edge book that deals head on with subjects such as: the antichrist, the
mark of the beast and the rapture of the church. Get ready for a fresh new twist of the coming
of the Lord. Think you know, well think
again. “The Last Day” will whet the appetites
of those who hunger after fresh revelation.
Thought provoking, controversial prepare to have the denominational
doctrinal soup stirred up.
“The
Last Day is written by a man who knows the time table of the end times. Pittman’s book will definitely be an eye
opener to those whose finite view of end-time prophecy permeates their
doctrine.” -R. Hugh McLean author
About the Author
He
is happily married to Lynn Boles Pittman.
He is father to four great kids. One from a previous marriage, Lance Pittman, and three
step-children from his present marriage, Ariel Frye Talley, Nathan and Erin
Frye. He feels honored to have
had the privilege to be an assistant pastor to the Late Eddie McKinney at
Living Praise of Lyman,