What happens to those who have done evil at the resurrection?
At the resurrection, those who have done evil—that is, the unbeliever—come to the resurrection of condemnation. They are the lost. The context identifies two kinds of people: the believing and the unbelieving. All are resurrected, but not all at the same time.
Les teaches that those who have done evil are the unbeliever, and they come to the resurrection of condemnation—the lost. He notes that the verses distinguish only two kinds of people: the believing and the unbelieving. Yes, all will be resurrected, but Scripture does not say all at the same time. To qualify this, Les goes back to Daniel chapter 12, where God tells Daniel he will rest and stand in his lot, confirming that resurrection occurs according to God's timing and that the evil face condemnation.