ENOCH2010, The rapture is part of the first resurrection.
There are two resurrections: of the righteous and of the wicked; these are not events but classes. All the wicked are resurrected after the millennium to face the judgement of the great white throne (Rev 20:5,11-13), but the first resurrection is extended. The very first person in the first resurrection is the Lord himself, who is the first fruits and was resurrected on the feast of first fruits. Those who died in Christ are resurrected at the rapture and those still alive are transformed into resurrection bodies (1 Thess 4:16-17; 1 Cor 15:51-52). Those who come to believe after the rapture are resurrected at Jesus' return (Rev 20:4). Somewhere along the line, the saints of pre-church Israel are resurrected, presumably at Jesus' return. Those who are righteous during the millennium are not specifically mentioned; I suppose they are transformed at the end of it
There are two resurrections: of the righteous and of the wicked; these are not events but classes. All the wicked are resurrected after the millennium to face the judgement of the great white throne (Rev 20:5,11-13), but the first resurrection is extended. The very first person in the first resurrection is the Lord himself, who is the first fruits and was resurrected on the feast of first fruits. Those who died in Christ are resurrected at the rapture and those still alive are transformed into resurrection bodies (1 Thess 4:16-17; 1 Cor 15:51-52). Those who come to believe after the rapture are resurrected at Jesus' return (Rev 20:4). Somewhere along the line, the saints of pre-church Israel are resurrected, presumably at Jesus' return. Those who are righteous during the millennium are not specifically mentioned; I suppose they are transformed at the end of it