Many christians claim that we can know nothing about the day that the bride will be fully removed from the planet—an event they erroneously call “THE rapture,” even though the rapture of the bride has been happening ever since Acts 2, because each time someone who has been given the covenant dies, that person is raptured into heaven. But, it’s simply untrue that we cannot know about the day on which those who are alive and remain on the earth will meet the Bridegroom in the air (1 Thessalonians 4:16-17).
The reason christians think that nothing can be known about the specific day it will happen is because christianity stripped the true foundations of the faith away, which leaves christians without the keys the Father gave His children to understand the prophetic calendar, for the Father’s traditions provide a compass of discernment into understanding doctrine and prophecy.
When Messiah Yahoshua spoke “of that day or hour no man knows,” He was speaking of a specific day that the Jews called “the day or hour no man knows.” It is the next feast day on the prophetic calendar to be fulfilled, as Yahoshua fulfilled Passover, Unleavened Bread, and Firstfruits with His death, burial, and resurrection. And then, the Feast of Weeks was fulfilled by the giving of the new covenant, which is the eternal seal of the Holy Spirit upon Messiah’s bride. That occurred seven Sabbaths plus one day from Yahoshua’s resurrection (Acts 2).
Paul spoke of the precise day when, in 1 Corinthians 15:51-52, he said it would happen at THE LAST TRUMP. The day that the Jews called “the day or hour no man knows,” they also called “the last trump.” And, they called it “the feast of the shout,” which we see referenced in 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17. They also called that day “the wedding of the Messiah.” Now, how could there be a wedding without a bride?
What day is that speaking about? The Feast of Trumpets. And, John mentioned the trumpet in Revelation 4:1, when he saw the bride (represented by the 24 elders, as the bride is the eternal priesthood) in heaven.
So, while it is true that one’s rapture can happen on any day (by a believer’s physical death), the last day of the spiritual barley harvest will occur on the Feast of Trumpets, and whoever of the bride remains on the earth on that day will be taken bodily to meet the Bridegroom in the air.
According to the six “days” of man’s dominion over the earth, and then the final “day” that Messiah will rule it (1000-year reign), the bride will be taken on the Feast of Trumpets (which occurs in the fall each year), likely sometime within the next few years.
There were two “days” (2000 years) from Adam to Abraham, and two “days” (2000 years) from Abraham to Messiah Yahoshua. Those were the “first days” of the week. What follows after that is what scripture calls “the last days.” They are the final three “days” of mankind’s time on this earth.
For more information: Will There Be a Pre-Tribulation Rapture?