A Little Used Rapture Passage

Thomas D. Ice

A Little Used Rapture Passage

Thomas D. Ice

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Abstract

A number of years ago I was preaching the funeral of a dear lady who used to be in a church that I had pastored. Her husband, also a devout believer, asked that I build my sermon for his wife’s funeral around 2 Corinthians 5. Since I had never taught through 2 Corinthians, I was somewhat surprised to discover during my preparation for the message that it spoke of our blessed hope—the rapture. Follow along with me and see what I mean.

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State	Published - May 8 2009
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