Thank you, Valerie, for Paul's ever encouraging video.

Jesus was 33-years-old, when He went to the cross, wasn't He!? So when He returns to take us on our much yearned for Rapture Flight To Heaven; all of us too will automatically become 33, won't we?

Also, I've been thinking about those folks that are living aboard NASA's ISS (International Space Station); and what they'll be thinking, when they hear the trumpets, and see Jesus & His angels, descending out of heaven to rapture us from off of this planet.

Wonder if there are brothers & sisters in Christ onboard that ISS?

Just food for thought, and the glorious sight that will behold their eyes when even they too will see Jesus.

Maranatha!
Tammy

I hope not! I hope that the babies and children will still be babies and children upon their transformation, with the capacity built into their resurrection bodies and glorified minds to grow and mature into adulthood. I would hate to see the Rapture rob any child of his childhood.

As for those of us who are already adults, who knows? We will see. For those who are middle-aged or old, 33 years of age will be a boon; for those who are in their 20s, not so much, I suspect.

Kathy,

Do you too, happen to have Tim LaHaye & Jerry B. Jenkins' book--"The Rapture," which is all apart of the "Left Behind" book series?

If you do, you will find that even Raymie Steele ages to an adult of 33-years of age, after he & his mother, Irene, are raptured. When on earth, he was just a young minor kid "before" his rapture.

Why, even San Antonio, TX, Pastor John Hagee, has preached on this too, hasn't he, Valerie?

Maranatha!
Tammy

Yes, I have that book, and all I can say is that I hope that Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins were wrong! I don't want the Rapture robbing any child of his childhood. Something precious will be denied to the children if they're forced to become instant adults upon their change from mortal to immortal. It is my hope that God will build into their resurrection bodies and minds the capacity to mature to adulthood. I hope it'll be rather like what happens to the children in "Pink Rosettes."