The dead in Christ rise first at his coming and together with the living in Christ we are caught up in Glory together.
True. Which is why the saints in the presence of Christ will not be coming down out of heaven with Him at His second coming. They will be rising from their graves.
The armies coming down into the air
out of heaven with the Lord, are the angels, that He said He could call down during His kingdom on earth.
After meeting with His resurrected saints, they will then come down to earth to do battle around Armageddon.
Do you reject 2 Thess 1 saying the Lord comes in eternal vengeance against unbelief on the day we are resurrected and glorified?
This is a twist of Scripture to insert false doctrine.
He does not make war with 'unbelief', nor all unbelievers, but only against them that go out of their way
to trouble the saints.
That of course will be them going out of their way to Judea to make war with the Lamb and His saints in the air.
LORD, how are they increased that trouble me! many are they that rise up against me.
Which is not another; but there be some that trouble you, and would pervert the gospel of Christ.
Seeing it is a righteous thing with God to recompense tribulation to them that trouble you;
If you are troubled that everyone is not saved, then try bearing witness to the goodness of Jesus Christ in our lives, rather than looking at everyone else not like you, as just so much wood for the fire.
Not everyone is trying to make trouble for Christians. There are those on earth, probably even in our own neighborhoods, that could care less about Christians at all, much less plotting and planning to make trouble for them.
I used to be like you, and see all people as evil, if not confessing Christ. I would never have taught about the Samaritan neighbor, like Jesus does, as a prime example of loving our neighbors. Because I was like the Jews, that despised all Samaritans.
In wishing all people to be destroyed on earth at the Lord's return, you show the same spirit I was in, as well as all the Jews that rejected Jesus, and look for another to come and kill off all other people, rather than saving some.
It's a wish you prophecy, not the Lord's.
Do you doubt Job even believes that the heavens have to be no more before any resurrection of the dead takes place.?
I believe Job will see the Lord Himself standing on this earth, even as he prophesied.
I believe Abraham will also receive the land, that God personally promised to him.
It will be the auspicious beginning of the greatest kingdom of all nations on earth. That's probably because it will be the first and only one, that the prophets have been waiting for, ever since they prophesied the Lord doing so:
O let the nations be glad and sing for joy; for thou shalt judge the people righteously, and govern the nations upon earth. Selah.
Do you doubt the heaven and earth pass away after the millennium of Rev 20?
Absolutely. Exactly one thousand years after He comes again to earth, plus a little season for Satan to make his last round up on earth.