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Exactly. It is a fictional belief. It is not there. It does not exist. I will give you 15 solid reason why this reasoning is ridiculous and should be swiftly rejected. I will then explain these points. (1) The word “Church,” as in the elect redeemed (born again) Church, is not mentioned...

Is the rapture not the coming of Christ?

Wer is your rapture in Revelation? Where is your 3rd coming?

The new birth involves spiritual resurrection from a spiritual grave.

Where exactly does it say no one was "in Christ" until Pentecost? Please give me clear Scripture.

Where is the rapture and the second coming of Jesus to earth in Revelation 20? Is the rapture not the coming of Christ?

The overcoming is current and ongoing. That is who the believer is. This has absolutely nothing to do with a future physical resurrection.

I agree with most of what you say. But, Lazarus never conquered the grave. He later died. Jesus was the first resurrection.

You are ducking around the obvious: the overcoming occurs in life and therefore instigates victory over the second death in the here-and-now. It does not start at the resurrection of the just.

Instead of ducking around the Op, how about addressing it? You will not because you cannot.

Obviously you did not read it. I actually presented what it is saying. That forbids your theory.

Because all believers partake in the first resurrection. Without that they are not saved. Revelation 29 does not anywhere restrict this to martyrs, you do.

He is talking about our "part" in His first resurrection. There can only be one first resurrection.

There are two pivotal resurrections spoken about in the NT. There is our initial spiritual resurrection "in Christ," upon salvation, where we are raised to newness of life. At conversion, the Christian dies to the desires, control and governance of the “old man” or the old nature, and enters...

Instead of voicing your opinion is, can you present Scripture to support your theory?

Oh. So the overcoming begins at the resurrection of the righteous?

This has already started then. It is ongoing. It refers to eternal life that we receive upon salvation.

Where did i misrepresent the Premillennial position?

Really? In what way?

It is heretical to deny the physical resurrection of Christ. He was first to conquer the grave. Premils ignore the most important resurrection to let their opinion fit. There is one literal first resurrection where Christ defeated the grave. The Bible makes it clear that Christ is "the first...