FreeGrace2 said:
The Bible states that there will be ONE resurrection for the saved and ONE resurrection for the unsaved.
Acts 24:15 - and I have the same hope in God as these men themselves have, that there will be a resurrection of both the righteous and the wicked.
1 Cor 15:23. In that ONE resurrection, "those who belong to Him" will be resurrected. "when He comes", which is the 2nd Advent.
Yes. I see no evidence for multiple resurrections.
Jesus always spoke in the singular regarding the coming resurrection.
Acts 24:15 says plainly that there will be A resurrection for the saved (just) and the unsaved (unjust).
1 Cor 15:23 says that this single resurrection will occur "when He comes" and EVERY reference to the COMING of Jesus is a reference to the Second Advent, because the OT prophesied of only TWO advents and the first was Jesus' birth. His second advent will be when He comes back to earth, ends the Tribulation and battle of Armegeddon and sets up His Millennial reign.
Further, 1 Cor 15:23 says "those who belong to Him" will be in the single resurrection. How can that be less than ALL believers?
Which is what I've done.
No he didn't. Read Actss 26:23 where Paul was referring to by "firstfruits". Jesus was the FIRST to receive a glorified body. That is all.
If the Bible DID compare resurrection to these "3 parts of a harvest" how come there are NO VERSES that clarify this?
Unless there are ANY verses that make clear that the resurrection has "3 parts" you don't have a case.
The FIRST to be resurrected with a glorified body.
Then let me be more clear. For mortal saved humans, there is JUST ONE resurrection, which will occur "when He comes" and will include "those who belong to Him".
If you want to argue that the phrase "those who belong to Him" doesn't include every saved person, then prove it from clear Scripture.