Billy Graham’s daughter wonders if missing airliner offers a ‘small snapshot’ of the Rapture
Billy Graham’s daughter wonders if missing airliner offers a ‘small snapshot’ of the Rapture
By Travis Gettys
Thursday, March 20, 2014 14:18 EDT
The daughter of famed evangelist Billy Graham says a missing airliner offers a glimpse of a post-Rapture world.
Anne Graham Lotz wondered last week on her blog where the 239 passengers and crew members had gone after Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 vanished, reported Right Wing Watch.
The author and evangelist said she can’t help but wonder if its disappearance is similar to events forecast in Thessalonians 4:17, when true believers will be taken from Earth by God to Heaven.
“Is this worldwide sense of shock and helplessness, of questions and confusion, of fear and grief, a glimpse of things to come?” Lotz wrote. “Is this a small snapshot of what the entire world will experience the day after the rapture of the church?”
She said the Bible was clear, and that Christ would return after the Rapture but before the end of days.
“There is coming a moment in time when Jesus will come back to gather to Himself all those — dead and alive — who have put their trust in Him,” Lotz wrote. “And on that day, the world will be asking, Where have all the people gone? Not just 239 of us, but millions of us.”
If she’s right, let’s hope that CNN’s Don Lemon will be left behind to speculate what has happened.
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Really?
I was in your area earlier this week, en route to Geneva. Few things crack me up like seeing the sign for the Wankdorf exit. (I admit that my sense of humor can be juvenile, especially after hours in the car.)
Are you having such a beautiful day as we are? I'm on vacation and we're hitting 20 degrees celsius today...
You actually managed to take a picture of one of my favorite places, the Paul Klee center, which is always worth a visit.
I still chuckle at Wankdorf, even after more than 5 years in Bern. I still take great delight in living in Bethlehem, too 
As an avid hiker, I have come to know and appreciate many funny names in this country... Have I ever told you about climbing le grand sex in Vaud? Or the time I passed through Bitsch? How about spending a night in Mösli? Of course, after sleeping in Mösli you might feel the need to hike the Alm called Schwanz. If that is too testostery for you, you might consider cooling off in a little forrest called Busenwald. If you're ever in Frauenfeld, do check out Spannerstrasse. Contrary to what you might imagine, that street isn't adjacent to Im Nippel, where my girlfriend and I once checked out a house we wanted to buy.
I think our senses of humor are well matched in the field of juvenility!
I hope that you are well and enjoying life in beautiful Ticino!
It's gorgeous down here, too! The magnolias are in bloom at the nearby botanical garden and I hope the rain forecast for this weekend doesn't rust them.
Your sense of humor and ours (mine and Call Me Wesley's) are perfectly in tune!
Enjoy your holidays, friend! 
I've been kissed by two European men on the same day--you and my husband. THREE if I include our cat!
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Fugging moron
