Books have been written explaining salvation for those who did not make the rapture.

Well, in essence, they are teaching no one goes to hell at the time of the rapture.

The question is, is that a scriptural teaching?

We're going to answer this question on this edition of the End Time Show.

Good afternoon, everybody.

I'm Dave Robbins with End Time Ministries.

Thank you so much for joining me on this edition of the End Time Show.

You know, it's a great question, isn't it?

The Bible teaches many times a time of complete separation at the time of the rapture.

At that time, when the Lord comes in the sky, sends his angels to gather the elect unto him,

a person is either considered a saint or a sinner.

You're either considered a wheat or a tear.

A child of the kingdom or a child of the wicked one.

A sheep or a goat.

You're either saved or you're lost. There will be no gray

areas. A complete separation here. Scripture teaches the saved, whether they're in the grave

or still alive, will go to be with the Lord at the time of the rapture. However,

scripture also teaches the lost will go to eternal damnation. Some have written books

telling people once the rapture takes place, not to panic, just read their book and be saved,

as if they had another chance to be saved. You might have heard this referred to as

rapture saints versus tribulation saints. The question today is, is this a scriptural teaching?

Well, the answer for that is no. And to understand what the Bible teaches on this topic,

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