Discover Our Books on the Bible and Biblical Prophecies
The Bible contains many prophecies concerning Israel, the nations, the Return of Jesus, and the events that will lead to the final fulfillment of God’s plan. Understanding these prophecies, however, requires connecting many passages from both the Old and New Testaments.
The books offered by Après Enlèvement are intended to help readers explore these subjects in a clear, structured, and accessible way. Each book is based on Scripture and presents biblical events in their context and chronological order.
What does the Bible really reveal about the last days?
For centuries, biblical prophecies have announced events concerning the future of humanity. Yet many people are familiar with terms such as “Revelation,” “Antichrist,” “end times,” or “return of Jesus” without truly understanding what Scripture teaches.
In The End Times Revealed, Kenneth Everwell presents a clear and accessible study of the major biblical prophecies to help readers understand the plan announced by God in His Word.
This book presents the chronology of prophetic events, from the signs announcing the last days to the final fulfillment of God’s promises:
• the war of Gog and Magog announced by Ezekiel;
• the appearance of the Antichrist;
• the seven-year covenant announced by Daniel;
• the Rapture of the Church;
• the Tribulation and the judgments of Revelation;
• the glorious return of Jesus;
• the reign of Jesus during the Millennium;
• the Final Judgment;
• the New Heaven, the New Earth, and eternity with God.
Through a progressive explanation of biblical texts, this book answers the major questions many people have about the last days:
What does the Bible really say about the end of the world?
Who is the Antichrist?
When will the Rapture of the Church take place?
What do the judgments of Revelation mean?
What hope is God preparing for those who belong to Him?
Designed both for people discovering biblical prophecy for the first time and for readers who want to deepen their understanding of Revelation, The End Times Revealed offers a structured and accessible presentation of the prophetic message of Scripture.
A book to help readers better understand the events announced in the Bible and discover the hope at the heart of God’s plan.
Author Biography
Kenneth Everwell is an evangelical Christian author passionate about studying the Bible and understanding the prophecies concerning the last days.
Through his research and his desire to share God’s Word, he seeks to help readers better understand the major prophetic events announced in Scripture and discover the hope connected with the return of Jesus.
In The End Times Revealed, he presents an accessible and structured study of biblical prophecy, answering the main questions many people have about Revelation, the Rapture of the Church, the Antichrist, God’s judgment, and the final fulfillment of His divine plan.
His goal is to encourage everyone to examine Scripture, deepen their faith, and discover the message of hope that the Bible conveys concerning the future.
Format: EPUB + PDF
Language: English
Number of pages: approximately 170
Price: €4.99
The Rapture of the Church Revealed
What does the Bible really reveal about the Rapture of the Church?
The Rapture of the Church is one of the most important prophetic events announced in the Bible. Yet many questions remain: What is the Rapture? When will it take place? Who will be taken? What will happen to those who belong to Jesus? And what will happen afterward?
In The Rapture of the Church Revealed, Christian author Kenneth Everwell presents a clear and accessible study of the main biblical passages concerning the Rapture and the events surrounding it.
This book examines in particular:
• Jesus’ promise to return and take His own;
• the resurrection of those who have died in Jesus;
• the transformation of those who are still alive;
• the Church’s meeting with Jesus in the air;
• the timing of the Rapture within the prophetic chronology;
• the distinction between the Church and those who will be saved during the Tribulation;
• the Judgment Seat of Jesus;
• the Marriage Supper of the Lamb;
• what will happen on earth after the Rapture;
• the glorious return of Jesus and the events that will follow.
Through a structured and understandable explanation of the biblical texts, The Rapture of the Church Revealed helps readers better understand this extraordinary promise and the hope it contains.
This book answers essential questions such as:
What is the Rapture of the Church?
When will the Rapture take place?
Who will be taken?
What will happen to members of the Church who have died?
What will happen to those who are still alive?
Will the Church go through the Tribulation?
What will happen after the Rapture?
What is the Judgment Seat of Jesus?
What is the Marriage Supper of the Lamb?
What does the Bible say about the future of those who belong to Jesus?
Whether you are discovering the biblical teaching about the Rapture for the first time or want to deepen your understanding of biblical prophecy, The Rapture of the Church Revealed offers a clear guide to understanding this event announced in Scripture and the hope it represents.
A book designed to help readers understand the Rapture of the Church, discern its place in God’s prophetic plan, and look toward the return of Jesus with hope.
29 Immediately after the tribulation of those days shall the sun be darkened, and the moon shall not give her light, and the stars shall fall from heaven, and the powers of the heavens shall be shaken:
30 And then shall appear the sign of the Son of man in heaven: and then shall all the tribes of the earth mourn, and they shall see the Son of man coming in the clouds of heaven with power and great glory.
In this passage, Jesus announces that His glorious return to the earth will take place immediately after the Great Tribulation. The cosmic disturbances will mark the end of that period, and then the Son of Man will appear in all His glory before every nation.
All the peoples of the earth will see Jesus Christ coming with power and great glory. His return will be visible to everyone and will bring an end to the reign of the Antichrist and the rebellion of the nations against God.
This passage describes the glorious return of Jesus Christ, which is distinct from the Rapture of the Church. At the Rapture, believers meet the Lord in the air. Here, Jesus Christ returns to the earth at the end of the Tribulation to defeat His enemies at the battle of Armageddon and establish His Millennial Kingdom.
📖 Revelation 1:7
« Behold, he cometh with clouds; and every eye shall see him, and they also which pierced him: and all kindreds of the earth shall wail because of him. Even so, Amen. »
In this passage, John announces the glorious return of Jesus Christ to the earth. Unlike His first coming, when He came in humility as the Savior, He will return with power and glory. His return will be visible to everyone: “every eye shall see him,” and the nations of the world will recognize Him as the true King and Lord.
The phrase “they also which pierced him” recalls the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and declares that those who rejected Him will ultimately recognize who He is. The peoples of the earth will mourn, not with joy, but because they will realize they are standing before the One they rejected.
This verse points to the event described in Revelation 19, when Jesus Christ returns at the end of the Tribulation to defeat the Antichrist, bring the rebellion of the nations at Armageddon to an end, and establish His Millennial Kingdom. It reminds believers that Christ’s return is certain and that He will faithfully fulfill every promise of God.
📖 Revelation 20:4
« And I saw thrones, and they sat upon them, and judgment was given unto them: and I saw the souls of them that were beheaded for the witness of Jesus, and for the word of God, and which had not worshipped the beast, neither his image, neither had received his mark upon their foreheads, or in their hands; and they lived and reigned with Christ a thousand years. »
In this passage, John describes the beginning of the Millennial Kingdom, following the glorious return of Jesus Christ, the defeat of the Antichrist and the False Prophet, and the binding of Satan. He sees thrones, and those seated on them are given authority to judge with Christ.
John also sees the believers who were martyred during the Tribulation because they refused to worship the Beast, his image, or receive the mark of the Beast (666). They are raised to life and reign with Jesus Christ on the earth for one thousand years.
This verse demonstrates God’s faithfulness to those who remain loyal to Him, even unto death. Those who suffered for their faith are rewarded by sharing in the reign of Jesus Christ during His Millennial Kingdom, fulfilling God’s promises of victory and reward to His faithful people.
📖 1Thessalonians 4:16-17
16 For the Lord himself shall descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel, and with the trump of God: and the dead in Christ shall rise first:
17 Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the air: and so shall we ever be with the Lord.
In this passage, Paul clearly describes the Rapture of the Church. Jesus Christ will descend from heaven, the dead in Christ shall rise first, and then those who belong to Christ and are part of His Church who are still alive will be caught up with them to meet the Lord in the air. The Church is the Bride of Christ: she belongs to Him and will be united with her Bridegroom at the Rapture.
This event will take place before the beginning of the seven-year Tribulation. Jesus Christ will meet His Church in the air and take her to Himself. It is important to clarify that not all believers will be raptured: the Rapture concerns those who belong to Christ and are part of His Church. After the Rapture, other people will still be able to believe in Jesus Christ during the Tribulation, but they will not become part of the Church, because the Church will already have been raptured. The Church Age will therefore come to an end at the Rapture, after which God will continue His prophetic plan concerning Israel and the nations.
This passage is one of the clearest promises concerning the Rapture of the Church. It gives a special hope to those who belong to Christ and are part of His Church: they will be reunited with those who have been raised and will be with the Lord forever.
📖 The Church = the Bride
The Church as the Bride of Christ
In the Bible, the Church is presented as the Bride of Christ. This image draws on the marriage customs of biblical times and helps explain why the Rapture is presented as the moment when Christ comes to take His Bride to Himself.
The Marriage Picture in the Bible
In the marriage customs of ancient Israel, the father of the bridegroom had an important role in the marriage arrangement. After the engagement, the bridegroom would leave to prepare a place for his future bride.
He would later return at the appointed time to take her to himself. The bride therefore had to remain ready and wait for the bridegroom’s arrival. This imagery helps us understand the words of Jesus:
“I will come again, and receive you unto myself; that where I am, there ye may be also.” — John 14:3
Jesus is the Bridegroom, and the Church is His Bride. It is therefore significant that He says He will return to receive His Bride to Himself.
The Role of the Father
Jesus also spoke about the exact timing of His coming:
“But of that day and hour knoweth no man, no, not the angels of heaven, but my Father only.” — Matthew 24:36
Within the marriage imagery, this corresponds to the traditional role of the father in determining when the son would go to receive his bride. The Son knew that He would return, but the exact timing was in the Father’s hands.
However, an important distinction should be made: the Bible does not explicitly state that Christian marriage reproduces every detail of an ancient Jewish wedding ceremony. Rather, these similarities help us understand the biblical imagery surrounding Christ and His Church.
Why This Concerns the Church
This picture also explains why it is important not to simply use the expression “all believers” when speaking about the Rapture.
The Church is the Bride of Christ. Jesus will come to take His Bride so that she may be with Him. People who turn to Jesus Christ during the Tribulation can still be saved, but they will not become part of the Church that has already been raptured.
The Rapture can therefore be understood as the moment when the Bridegroom comes to receive His Bride. The Church Age then comes to an end, while God continues His prophetic plan concerning Israel and the nations.
This also gives special meaning to Revelation 19:7:
“Let us be glad and rejoice, and give honour to him: for the marriage of the Lamb is come, and his wife hath made herself ready.”
The picture is therefore consistent: Christ is the Bridegroom, the Church is His Bride, the Rapture is the gathering of the Bride to her Bridegroom, and the marriage of the Lamb follows.
