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"The Rapture is a sign less event, meaning it could have happened any moment since the Church Age began in Acts 2."

This statement cannot be true. there are clear prophecies that were given that had to be fulfilled. For instance, before the events of Acts 2, Jesus prophesied about the manner of death of Peter. John 21:18-19

Additionally, Agabus prophesied about a great famine that was to take place in the earth. And he also prophesied about Paul being delivered into the hands of the Gentiles.

Given these prophecies must be fulfilled, one must establish another beginning point. In order to do that, it becomes arbitrary and meaningless. So, this whole concept, imminence or at-any-moment, should be seriously reconsidered. Certainly, it is at one moment, a twinkling of the eye, determined by the Father alone.

Just one other thing. The definition of Imminence or Imminent inherently speaks to an indication of the event occurring. Imminent danger, imminent birth, imminent death: every imminent event has something that indicates it is near. Trying to change a word's clear meaning simply creates confusion.

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