When are the lost Jews resurrected compared to the believing Jews?
Only the believing Jews are resurrected first. The lost Jews are not resurrected at the same time; they are resurrected a thousand years later for the Great White Throne, as seen by comparing Daniel with Revelation and John chapter 5.
Les explains that Daniel's writing sounds almost like a general resurrection, as if the lost Jew is resurrected at the same time as the saved Jew. But comparing it with Revelation shows that is not the case. Les teaches that only the believing Jews are resurrected first, and then a thousand years later the lost Jews are resurrected for the Great White Throne, just like the comparison with John chapter 5. He also notes that those who are wise, having believed what God instructed even in the Old Testament economy, will shine as the brightness of the firmament.
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Does Daniel 12 teach that the saved and the lost are resurrected at the same time?
Daniel, writing by inspiration, describes what sounds like a general resurrection in which the lost Jew and the saved Jew are raised at the same time, but comparing Daniel with the Revelation shows that is not what happens.
Will the lost and unsaved be resurrected one day?
All human beings, including the lost, are one day going to be resurrected, which is what John 5 implies from the Lord's own lips.