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The sheep and the goats represent living humanity to see if they are worthy to enter alive into the millennial age.

The "we" are all believers, no one else. Jesus defeated death at the cross and every christian that dies does so as well when their soul goes to heaven. The John passage sounds like the GWTJ and sorry but the millennium will consist of living humanity who will re-populate the earth.

Sounds like the GWTJ to me.

No as I said before and I just reply to the ones I see. I don't normally have time to back check all the other posts on any given topic.

This allows for some time between the two and it's simply the rapture first followed by Armageddon and the sheep and goats judgments and we still have more than a 1000 yrs. to go.

no, the evidence is contrary and I notice you mostly went w/ the OT and that's because most of the NT offers a different perspective.

Your understanding of this is wrong, read it again. Angel 3 is telling angel 2 to "thrust in the sharp sickle" and angel 2 does so. Angel 1 reaps the saved and angel 2 reaps the sinners.

If you were to read it more closely, there are those on the thrones (judges) w/ "the right to judge", nothing says they are judging at that moment, and the souls of the martyrs who will live and reign w/ Christ. Same people, the raptured/resurrected church just given different roles to play as...

Of course but Jesus promises a time of restoration for the nation of Israel in practically every prophetic book in the bible. Nothing has changed in that regard.

If you read my first line, I say the same thing. But the fact is there are Israelis who have become christians on an individual level (since the resurrection) but there will also come a time when Israel on a "national" level will also accept Christ as Savior, Dan. 9:24, Matt. 23:39 and Zech...

Perhaps one should concentrate on the many OT prophecies that declare otherwise. That Messiah will reign upon the earth over a stubborn humanity is pretty much prophecy 101.

Rev. 14:15-19 says the opposite.

None of your verses declare definitively that the righteous and the evil are resurrected at the same time. Is. 26 can easily be read as two separate events, Job doesn't differentiate either way. The whole concept of a time of tribulation throws many people off because it is either misidentified...

Agreed, but if they're both in Christ it will be the same event. Rev. 20:4 isn't talking of an event, just assigning duties to the martyrs who were already resurrected. You know there are two groups spoken of there, right?

Respectfully, I believe the Amills are being deceived and are not discerning what "all" of prophecy has to say about these issues and not just the cherry picked ones that seem to support their viewpoint. I can't speak on what "all" premills believe but I base what I believe on the whole of...

I never said unbelievers and I believe I specified that all of Israel that enters the millennium will be born again believers and the gentiles allowed in will be those who pass the sheep and goat judgment. 2 Peter 3 is often misunderstood. Those receiving prophecy didn't usually get all the...

True, but the vast majority of the bible was written for Israel, not the church. We are still the add-ons and as of now there is no difference between a Jewish christian or a gentile one, but that will change in the millennium but this fact remains and will never change and that is that Jesus...

You can reject all you want but reality and history simply show you err.

Rev 7 declares otherwise and they both will combine, the bloodline of Israel and faith in Christ.

They don't need to be pluralized because they aren't speaking of two events happening at the same time. They are different types in different times so there would be no reason for pluralization.