The Two Anointed Ones = The Two Witnesses

[Earburner]

Same post. You posted a lot, but nothing that addressed the first question of my post. It's simply, did John and Jesus resurrect from the dead at the same time because the two prophets do. The two also immediately rise into heaven and I know Jesus didn't do that right away and when he did, John was not rising up with him.

Yes and no.
For anyone to resurrect unto New physical Life, they first must come AFTER Jesus' mortal death and resurrection.
Please see KJV Mat. 27:50-54.
On the same hour of Jesus' death, Jesus who is the resurrection, resurrected MANY of the OC. Saints of faith. John the Baptist would have been among them.

 

[ewq1938]

Yes and no.

The answer is no. Nothing about the death, laying in the street, or resurrection and rising into the sky of the two prophets match the deaths and resurrections of John and Jesus and there is no evidence t all that John rose back in the first century. He could have, but only some of the saints resurrected not all. There certainly was not John and Jesus being killed together, both bodies laying in the street for 3.5 days and a simultaneous resurrection and rapture into the heavens.

For anyone to resurrect unto New physical Life, they first must come AFTER Jesus' mortal death and resurrection.
Please see KJV Mat. 27:50-54.
On the same hour of Jesus' death, Jesus who is the resurrection, resurrected MANY of the OC. Saints of faith. John the Baptist would have been among them.

He might have been, maybe not. You are assuming that without any direct evidence. The two prophets are NOT in a grave in Rev 11 so that eliminates John and Jesus.