Historical Pre-Tribulationalists

Pre-Tribulationalists throughout time:

Epistle of Barnabas, (a.d. 100);
Irenaeus, in Against Heresies;
Hippolytus, a disciple of Irenaeus (2nd century);
Justin Martyr, Dialogue with Trypho;
Ephraem, the Syrian (4th century—see quote below);
Peter Jurieu, The Approaching Deliverance of the Church, 1687;
Philip Doddridge’s Commentary on the New Testament, 1738; Dr. John Gill, Commentary on the New Testament, 1748;
James Macknight, Commentary on the Apostolical Epistles, 1763; Thomas Scott, Commentary on the Holy Bible, 1792.

Emanuel Lacunza (Ben Ezra), 1812; Edward Irving, 1816; John N. Darby, 1820; Margaret McDonald, 1830.

"For all the saints and Elect of God are gathered, prior to the tribulation that is to come, and are taken to the Lord lest they see the confusion that is to overwhelm the world because of our sins."

Ephraem of Nisibis (306-373 AD)
On the Last Times, the Antichrist, and the End of the World