Did Jesus put a time frame around the resurrection of the just and the unjust in John 5?
No. In John 5, Jesus spoke of a resurrection of the just and the unjust at the last day, but He did not divide them or put a time frame around either one. According to the teaching context, He simply stated that both would occur at the last day, leaving the timing unspecified.
Les explains that when Jesus spoke of resurrection in John chapter 5, He did not divide the resurrections. He said that at the last day there would be a resurrection of the just and the unjust, but He does not put a time frame around either one. By contrast, Daniel 12 speaks of a resurrection of only the believer element; none of the unbelievers are yet going to be resurrected according to Daniel 12. Verse 2 says many that sleep in the dust shall awake, some to everlasting life and some to shame and everlasting contempt, which seemingly brings the two resurrections into the same event, but from other Scriptures we know they are not the same. The believing Old Testament resurrection will be totally separate from the resurrection of the unbelievers.
When will the resurrection of the just occur?
The resurrection of the just will occur before the Kingdom begins, separated from the resurrection of the unjust by a thousand years. The unjust are raised after the thousand years are finished at the Great White Throne, where death and hell are cast into the lake of fire, the second death.
What did Jesus say about resurrection in John chapter 5?
Jesus taught that a day is coming when everyone who is in the grave—anyone who has ever lived—will be resurrected. This affirms resurrection and a life hereafter, though the detailed description of what resurrection entails is given later by Paul in 1 Corinthians 15.