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Rise up means to be raised from the dead, not rising up as in an insurrection or battle. The Jews that hated God saw all of those Old Testament saints rise from the dead and walk the streets of Jerusalem and most of them still rejected Christ.

The bible specifically says the men of Nineveh that rise in judgement are the same men that repented at the preaching of Jonah which means they can't be modern time men of Iraq.

So when you read the verses below you don't see any correlation between Jesus being in the heart of the earth three days and three nights (pointing to the resurrection of Jesus) and the men of Nineveh and the queen of the south rising with Jesus? 40 For as Jonas was three days and three nights...

What’s your take on this verse and the one where the queen of the south rises up in judgement against that generation of Jews? Luk 11:32 The men of Nineve shall rise up in the judgment with this generation, and shall condemn it: for they repented at the preaching of Jonas; and, behold, a...

No there won’t be any more bodily resurrections because the resurrection has nothing to do with raising dead earthly bodies. Those that rose from the dead and appeared in a body when Christ was raised were specifically raised bodily as judgement against Israel.

I’m sure you know the scripture “one day is with the Lord as a thousand years”. If I said 4 quarters is with the Lord as 1 dollar would you assume that I meant or could mean anything other than 4 quarters is the same amount of money as 1 dollar?

According to the Bible the two time periods, one day and 1000 years are the identical amount of time, one is symbolic and the other literal.

Many bodies of the saints would include the house of Israel, the house of Judah and gentiles who followed God. Just out of curiosity Matthew doesn’t say that the whole house wasn’t raised, how do you know the whole house wasn’t raised?

How How do you figure the Old Testament saints rising with Jesus didn’t fulfill Ezekiel 37

Don't you know Daniel's 70 weeks are actually Daniel's 70 weeks plus one day lol.

Right after the army of Joel 2 runs through Jerusalem, Joel 2:28 happens. According to the book of Acts, Joel 2:28 was fulfilled at Pentecost which means Joel's army had to have ran through Jerusalem before the day of Pentecost. I'm guessing Joel's army happened at the same time Psalm 18 was...

I see verses in the bible that tells them to flee but I don't know any verses that say they would heed the warning. I just don't see it.

I just don't understand that logic. God is done with the physical temple, animal sacrifices and the Jews as a nation. Even if the Jews were to profane the name of Jesus and build a blasphemous temple and call it the temple of their God, why would anybody care if an idol gets put into a temple...

I'm con fused, more accurate interpretation than what?

But Luke wrote his book after the fact.

Well they didn't recognize Jesus quoting Psalm 22:1, they thought Jesus was calling on Elijah to save him. Nicodemus, one of the "masters of Israel" didn't even understand what being born again meant.

I'm sure they didn't flee, I don't think they knew what the abomination of desolation was any more than people today don't know what it is. But I can guarantee you they ran for cover when Psalm 18 was fulfilled.

I think it's related to how much time God spent wreaking havoc on the earth when they crucified Jesus. I'm sure the answer is in the bible but I haven't found it yet.

The shortened days is one that I've been looking at for many years but honestly I have no idea what that means.

You are right MANY did rise bodily in Matthew but not ALL. I didn't understand this for many years, not until I fully what "it" is in 1 Corinthians 15:42. It (the soul) is sown in corruption (the human body). It (the soul) is raised in incorruption (the glorified body). "The Resurrection"...