It is believed by Christian churches that Jesus will return to earth, but not physically touch down on the planet, accompanied by the angels of heaven, in a rapture, or taking up of billions of Christians to be with him in heaven, just before the Great Tribulation, as well as the wrath that follows the Great Day of the Lord.Scripture says that this return will be quiet and stealthy, just as a thief in the night would be when breaking into a home or business. However, according to prevailing Christian teaching, this return is to be noisy and loud, with the crashing of planes, trains, and automobiles, as their operator(s) are taken up into heaven to be with the Lord, thereby making this event noticeable to all on the planet. No one is unaware of this supposedly secret first coming!Can billions of Christ-professing Christians be wrong in their understanding of this rapture event?The Rapture Theory: A Layman's Analysis takes an in-depth look at all the scriptures associated with this rapture to guide the reader on a journey of discovery, aiming to uncover the truth, as well as to understand what the scriptures truly say about this so-called rapture, who is involved, and when Jesus comes for his own.This book also examines the origin of the rapture theory, its emergence, and the individual responsible. It then examines this theory, the extent of catching up, and the actors involved, according to the timeline outlined in scripture.There is a specific purpose for Jesus returning to earth, and for his taking up those whom he has chosen, for a particular purpose, a purpose that you have not been taught nor been privy to. The truth will shock you and prompt you to question prevailing interpretations of this event. Then, after learning the truth of the matter, you will respond accordingly and be worthy to escape all that is coming upon the world after Jesus comes for his bride.