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   Some passages in the Bible can be interpreted   
   as suggesting multiple phases of believers   
   being caught up, opening the door to a possible   
   triple rapture. Revelation 7:4–8 introduces the   
   144,000, often seen as a first group.   
      
   Revelation 7:9–14 then depicts a great multitude,   
   which could be a second phase. Matthew 24:40–42,   
   where one is taken and the other left, alongside   
   the parable of the ten virgins (Matt. 25:1–13),   
   implies selective timing and differing readiness,   
   hinting at a potential third group. While no verse   
   explicitly states three raptures, these sequential   
   and symbolic passages allow for the idea of believers   
   being removed in multiple stages.   
      
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