Thy Kingdom Come (2018) #2: The Rapture
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- čas přidán 18. 07. 2018
- A graveyard on Mount Zion is the setting for Zola’s teaching on the “catching up” of believers, the first End Times event on the prophetic calendar. From the studio, Dave and Kirsten talk with Dr. Jeffrey Seif about the amazing surprise and the timing of the Rapture of the Church.
Certainly enjoy Zola’s teaching but learned so much from Jeffrey Seif through the Institute of Jewish-Christian Studies. Shalom.
I use to watch Zola back in the 80's and 90's on TV all the time, I don't think I ever missed an episode.
I'm so looking forward to seeing Zola in Heaven! Pray for the peace of Jerusalem!
Amen I love you so much I remember so many times watching his program being blessed he is home now with the Lord ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
11/2418: Yes, there will come a day when we will be RAPTURO’d, HARPAZO’d or RAPTURED and what a headache the world is gonna have.
The remnant church is WAITING, WATCHING and WORKING til we hear that Holy Blow & Heavenly Call. I truly miss Brother Zola Lewitt. JESUS is coming and that time is even closer than when Brother Lewitt gave this teaching.....in the twinkling of an eye. Even so, come, LORD JESUS.
I'm really enjoying seeing Zola again. Thanks.
Zola is one of my favorite teachers. I was truly sad, happy for him, when he left for home.
Zola's a great teacher, love him. Amen ... peace+love>
Simple message presented with a humble heart, I miss ZOLA
I wish I knew a Jewish person who believes in the Messiah. I would love to have a friend like that. I am so excited about going home.
Miss Zola for sure but Jeffrey does an awesome job of trying to fill Zola's shoes. He is just as down to earth as Zola & makes the Bible come to life just as Zola did. Shalom can't wait to meet Zola in Heaven.
I love Jeffrey S! Seeing and hearing Zola too. Very nice
Great show and very nice to hear and see Zola again. Shalom, love you all.
I am ready to go home, to be caught up!
I miss Zola!!!! I'm upacked and ready to go up. 8/15/2022. MARANATHA!!!!!!!!
LOVE Zola!
I love your teaching and I love that we will meet in Heaven.
This is awesome ❤❤❤
Thanks for having the captions for the Deaf :)
We provide captions whenever possible. Some older shows don't have them available but all the newer ones should.
Dc talk sang that song in 2006. Very powerful and moving.
Sure miss Zola.
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I've followed Zola every week since 1979. My question: When the dead that are buried rise to meet the Lord in Heaven, what about those that have been cremated instead. Where are they after cremation since there's no housing for their bodies because they were not buried?
There's nothing too hard for God. Whether cremated or buried in the ground will eventually bugs will eat away at their flesh, the spirit has already left.
At 5:13 the caption stops and breaks, please fix it. It will not continue.
I am deaf and am disappointed the captions broke.
@Zola Levitt Presents
I'm sorry about the captions, and thanks for the notice about that. This episode had broken captions in the original version, but they should be fixed on our website at www.levitt.tv/media/watch/733-18. There, you can even see a transcript of all the captions. I'll get the CZcams version fixed as soon as I can, though.
It should be fixed now.
Thank you a million! :)
Why do you say that everybody has eternal life, when so many verses in the Bible, God's words, say that the soul that sins shall SURELY DIE? There's only two verses that say some entities are going to eternal torment, the Beast, the False Prophet and Ha'Satan. Everyone else will HAVE THEIR PART in the Lake of Fire. Then there's the verse about being resurrected unto judgment and the SECOND DEATH. I don't understand why that's not horrifying enough for someone to want salvation?
Todd Baker replies: You seem to assume that death in the Bible means cessation of existence or to cease to exist; it does not! The biblical concept of death is one of separation. Thus at physical death the soul is separated from the body with the soul continuing to exist either in heaven or hell until the first or second resurrection (Luke 16:19-31; James 2:26). Every human has an immortal soul as reflected by
the fact each person is created in the image of God (Ecclesiastes 12:6-7).
@@OurJewishRoots I believe what you are saying, with one big difference. After the Lord comes to Jerusalem, the first resurrection of the dead occurs, and the judgment of Jesus, then the souls of the dead will be gathered up from the four corners of the earth, then they will be sorted out by God, the sheep on His right side and the goats on His left. Then the goats will be cast into Hell, while the sheep get their resurrection bodies, and their rewards, and enter into eternal life, beginning in the millennium kingdom age. Then, while the rest of the world is enjoying His kingdom, those sinners will be tormented in Hell. At the end of the millennium kingdom comes the Great White throne judgment, then the sinful souls who were born during the millennium kingdom will be judged, and will be cast into the Lake of Fire, and death and Hell will be thrown in after them, and then will be the fulfillment of the saying, "Oh Hell, where is your victory, oh death, where is your sting?" And death will be no more afterwards. So Todd, how is that an eternal, live separation? It sounds more like a final burning up of Hell and death to me. Isn't that one of the first lies that Ha'Satan told Ha'Avah, when he said, "You shall not surely die!"?
Todd Baker replies: The Bible does not teach annihilationism as you presuppose. Luke 16:19-31 makes it patently clear that souls exist after death. And the very same word used for eternal life in the Greek is the same word used for eternal punishment in the Greek text of Matthew 25:46, thus showing the punishment of the unsaved in the Lake of fire is ongoing without an end just like, conversely, in heaven and on earth the righteous will enjoy eternal life. To deny the obvious here betrays doctrinal myopia on your part and an unwillingness to let Scripture speak for itself!
@@OurJewishRoots well,in either case, thanks be to God for Yeshua, my Messiah and King 👑 of kings. I'm not fully convinced, but I'm learning Hebrew, so that I can read the Tanach for myself. Everyone that I have had this discussion with always quotes that same verse about the rich man and Lazerus. I have over 200 verses on the other hand that sound more convincing of the non traditional view of annihilation at the Great White throne judgment, when death and Hell are tossed into the Lake of Fire. I don't think that I will learn Greek because I don't think that I will have time to do that before Yeshua comes in His cloud to receive His Bride. But I know that when we see Him, we will know for sure. It's not one of the issues that someone could lose their salvation over, so I'm not terribly concerned about it for myself. I know that I would rather believe this way because I have loved ones who died before they made a decision to follow Jesus.
On Matthew 25:46 And these shall go away into everlasting punishment: but the righteous into life eternal.
Why doesn't it say everlasting life, the same way it says everlasting punishment? Couldn't everlasting mean that the punishment lead to an eternal condition, not the punishment being ongoing for eternity? I mean how long does it take for our loving God to punish sin? We are going to be 1000 years in the millennium kingdom while they are in Hell, isn't that long enough to be in torment for refusing to believe this glorious Good News? I'm not just being argumentative Todd; I really want to just know for sure because this is one of the biggest points of contention amongst the unsaved.
@@OurJewishRoots on another note, do you think that you would be interested in a one-on-one discussion with me? If so, I would like to be able to present my full list of scriptures and be able to discuss them one by one. Isaiah 1:18, come now, let us reason together...
Zola is great but the pre trib rapture is not biblical.
We disagree. The book "Raptured" by Zola and Tom McCall explains the options and our position. store.levitt.com/RAP
There will not be a Rapture.
Obviously, we disagree.
God will prove you wrong very soon Patricia.
The majority have been deceived by satan and his pretrib rapture hoax.
Jay Doss Again, obviously we disagree. Satan would rather you believe that believers deserve punishment by God's wrath poured out on the earth during the Tribulation. Believers are not appointed to wrath.
Once again, we disagree that there is nothing written about a pre-tribulation rapture. Zola's book on the Rapture covers this subject thoroughly: store.levitt.com/RAP