The Big Picture of Revelation in the Bible
Revelations is Largely Chronological although the Rapture of the Church (the Great Multitude from every Tribe and Nation) is mentioned in several places.
THE SAINTS ARE HARVESTED (TRANSFIGURED, REDEEMED, RAPTURED) AT THE LAST TRUMPET
The Church, The Bride of Christ is raptured at the Last (seventh) Trumpet.
THE SAINTS ARE HARVESTED (TRANSFIGURED, REDEEMED, RAPTURED) AT THE LAST TRUMPET
1Cor 15:51-53 Listen, I tell you a mystery: We will not all sleep, but we will all be changed–in a flash, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trumpet. For the trumpet will sound, the dead will be raised imperishable, and we will be changed. For the perishable must clothe itself with the imperishable, and the mortal with immortality.
The Great Multitude appear in Heaven after the sixth seal is opened.
The saints will be handed over to the beast and persecuted for 1260 days or 42 months, times time and time and a half.
Christ tells us in Matthew 24 that the rapture will be immediately after the distress of those days.
When the seventh trumpet sounds, Christ’s coming will usher in His Millennial Kingdom and God’s wrath on the Nations is complete.
The rapture, the first resurection and the second coming of Christ are firmly linked.
Christ will defeat the Antichrist when he comes. This will put an end to the Great Tribulation.
The Church is spared from the bowls of God’s wrath which follow the Rapture
This is all consistent with the rapture being at the seventh (or last) trumpet.
The ‘last trumpet’ in 1Cor 15, therefore, corresponds to Seventh Trumpet in Revelation.
The Seventh Trumpet announces the second coming of Christ to redeem his Church and the Day of the Lord
The Seventh Trumpet announces the second coming of Christ to redeem his Church and the Day of the Lord when God pours out his Wrath upon the pagans
A more traditional order of the seven seals, trumpets and bowls in Revelation
A more traditional sequence of the seven seals, trumpets and bowls in Reveation http://www.70thweekstudy.com
The Seven bowls of God’s wrath are poured out while the seventh trumpet is sounding. This is the ‘third woe’. The Seven bowls are therefore nested in the seventh trumpet.
The Seventh Trumpet begins with the second coming of Christ and the rapture of the Church. The first resurrection and the rapture take place before the seven bowls of God’s Wrath are poured out upon the pagans (unbelievers in the Nations) who are left behind on Earth after the Church is Harvested. The rapture is posttribulation but pre-wrath. When the Seventh trumpet is over, the Millennium begins. This is a premillennial view because Christ’s return preceeds the millennium.
The bowls of Gods Wrath are the Third Woe and are part of the seventh Trumpet
The Bowls are part of the Seventh Trumpet. They are the Third woe. The Bowls are for the unbelieving nations who are left on the Earth after the Church is Raptured. The Church is raptured as soon as the seventh trumpet is sounded (1Cor 15:52). The seventh trumpet signifies the end of this age and so it continues to sound until all of the Bowls of God\’s Wrath are poured out.
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Christ's return is premillennial
The Church is raptured prewrath - the Great Multitude of Believers will have to go thru the Great Tribulation and will be persecuted by the antichrist
Only the firstfruits escape the tribulation (there are two groups of 144000)
144000 Jews are sealed and protected from God's wrath
Christians will reign with Christ in Heaven during the Millennium
A remnant of Jews and Pagans survive God's wrath and repopulate Earth during the Millennium
At the end of the Millennium, the pagans are judged and God makes all things new
The Post Tribulation / Pre-Wrath Rapture of the Church 
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