How do the resurrected bodies of the lost compare to those of believers?
The lost are resurrected bodily and stand before God at the great white throne, but their bodies are not as glorious as believers' resurrected bodies and lack believers' benefits. Their resurrected bodies are fitted for the lake of fire, enduring it without being consumed or burned up.
Les explains that the great white throne is strictly for unbelievers, the lost, and believers will not come before it. The dead of all ages, small and great, stand before God in their resurrected bodies. However, the lost are not in resurrected bodies as glorious as believers' bodies, nor do they have all the benefits believers will have. Instead, their resurrected bodies are fit for the lake of fire, because that condition is not going to be consumed or burned up. Earlier, believers are in their heavenly state and in their particular positions according to their groups.