Biblical rebuttal to the story, that the 7 year peace treaty has been signed.

  The King James Version states in 2nd thess. chapter 2 verse 1 thro 8 that we are gathered, “raptured“. Also, it says there is a falling away (apostasia)

  This word has been interpreted as departing by the seven previous authors who wrote the seven english translations of the bible. Their use of departing firmly confirms that we will be gathered in verse one, and we will depart. AND then the antichrist will appear.

  I have the photostats of the earlier bibles where it is stated. Also, these bible writing can be verified by the Oklahoma University Libraries, in Norman, Oklahoma.

 So, the interpretation of the seven previous versions confirm the rapture ABSOLUTELY. After reading the article that  denys the rapture, where the person who wrote it, said the peace treaty had been signed, I had to speak up:
 

  In response to the seven year peace treaty article, I would say after reading the post, that there is a serious flaw in the conclusion of the author.

  Seven first english translations BEFORE the King James Version translate “Apostasia” as “Departynge“. This means that the Church departs to be with Christ as in the context of 2nd Thess. 2:1-8 towit:

  1384 Wycliffe Bible : “Departyne first“; 1526 Tyndale Bible “Departyne first” ; 1535 Coverdale Bible “Departynge first” ; 1539 Crammer Bible “Departynge First’ ; 1576 Breeches Bible “Departing first” ; 1583 Beza Bible  “Departing first“  And the Geneva Bible “Departing first” ( To verify these wrinting check the University of Oklahoma Libraries, in Norman, Oklahoma)
 

  THEREFORE, it follows that in verse one we are gathered, and further illustrated that after the DEPARTING (what we christians refer to as caught up [harpadazo] or “raptured“, then the Anti-Christ appears,

   In chapter 2 of 2nd Thess., it is further stated that God will give those who are left behind a delusion, ie., “the lie“, that the Anti-Christ is the Messiah. In the 9th chapter of Daniel, we read that halfway thro the seven year period (3 1/2 yrs.) The abomination of desolation appears in the temple, also reported by Jesus Christ in Mathew 24:15.
 

   So, in conclusion, taking the scriptures in their context, that a gathering, departing, or rapture must occur before the appearance of the Antichrist [man of perdition].

   Wherefore, the assumptions of the unknown writer are in error.
 

PS. We are still waiting for the “rapture“, and afterwards, THEN the Anti-Christ  will make a covenant with Israel.
 

Respectfully, Mark Cline, Stilwell, OK