Scripture first, then the story: where The Bride Is Taken sits on the prophetic timeline, and the view it takes.
The Bride Is Taken opens with a real Cold War incident in 1967, begins its story about two and a half years before the rapture, and runs through the first half of the seven years foretold in Daniel and Revelation.
From the birth pains Jesus described in Matthew 24, to the “firm covenant” of Daniel 9:27, to the two witnesses of Revelation 11, The Bride Is Taken follows the prophetic timeline as Scripture lays it out. Each event is placed where the text puts it.
Want to read the passages for yourself? Rapture 101 walks through each one:
The novel holds a pre-tribulation, premillennial view and a literal seven years. The rapture comes first. The seven years begin later, with a covenant with Israel, and the key dates fall on the Hebrew calendar.
Faithful believers read these passages in other ways, too. Rapture vs. Second Coming and Will Christians go through the tribulation? lay out the main views.
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