Yes Jesus made sure we pay attention to Noah. The rapturists think the ones that are taken are being saved. But the verses where Jesus calls attention to the flood focus on the people who are swept away by the flood as being taken. And for more clarity in Luke, he says "Remember Lot's wife". This is in the same conversation (if we reference Matthew) where he says the whole bit about fleeing to the mountains, those in Judea. Or the man on the roof top who doesn't have time to go pack. He sounds like he's telling us we need to be ready to live in the wilderness and rely on Him totally. Lot's wife thought she could go back an grab her smart phone... Nope.

Yes Jesus made sure we pay attention to Noah. The rapturists think the ones that are taken are being saved. But the verses where Jesus calls attention to the flood focus on the people who are swept away by the floor as being taken. And for more clarity in Luke, he says "Remember Lot's wife". This is in the same conversation (if we reference Matthew) where he says the whole bit about fleeing to the mountains, those in Judea. Or the man on the roof top who doesn't have time to go pack. He sounds like he's telling us we need to be ready to live in the wilderness and rely on Him totally. Lot's wife thought she could go back an grab her smart phone... Nope.

Yes Jesus made sure we pay attention to Noah. The rapturists think the ones that are taken are being saved. But the verses where Jesus calls attention to the flood focus on the people who are swept away by the floor as being taken. And for more clarity in Like, he says "Remember Lot's wife". This is in the same conversation (if we reference Matthew) where he says the whole bit about fleeing to the mountains, those in Judea. Or the man on the roof top who doesn't have time to go pack. He sounds like he's telling us we need to be ready to live in the wilderness and rely on Him totally. Lot's wife thought she could go back an grab her smart phone... Nope.