In this thought-provoking discourse through eschatology, we journey through a theological expedition into the highly contentious topic of the biblical "rapture" and its timing in relation to the tribulation. Rather than imposing definitive judgment, our aim is to provide unbiased and comprehensive representations of the pre, mid, and post-tribulation views for those seeking clarity on this age old debate. With the goal of fostering a deeper understanding, the book presents 16 commonly debated contentions from the pre, mid, and post-tribulation rapture perspectives, allowing readers to grasp the essence and intricacies of these opposing beliefs. The examination goes beyond mere summaries, it also provides counterviews and viewpoints from each of the pre, mid, and post-tribulation stances and biographies of historical figures and their views, ensuring a comprehensive exploration of arguments from all three angles. The book seeks to challenge preconceived notions and nurture mutual respect, encouraging thoughtful dialogue and open-mindedness in the pursuit of divine truth. It serves as an invaluable resource for readers navigating the complexities of this multi-faceted controversy. The introduction provides a historical backdrop, tracing the origins of the pre, mid, and post-tribulation viewpoints throughout religious history and highlights the significance of the debate and its impact on theological thought, igniting spirited discussions. The differing perspectives on the fate of the Church in relation to the tribulation lie at the heart of the controversy, with advocates of the pre-tribulation rapture proposing an early ascent to heaven, those of the mid-tribulation view suggesting a rapture occurring in the midst of the seven years of tribulation, and proponents of the post- tribulation view emphasizing endurance and strength amidst adversity until the end of the seven years.