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Why would they be resurrected into their original bodies. In the resurrection we get new bodies. Your answer makes no sense.
1Co 15:42 So also [is] the resurrection of the dead. It is sown in corruption; it is raised in incorruption:
Quoting: Achduke7 Nobody is being resurrected into their original bodies. The living believers that come out of tribulation will remain in their original bodies. The resurrection doesn't take place post tribulation because if it did, all believers would have glorified bodies at that point and nobody will be left to enter the millennium in natural bodies because all unbelievers are gathered into the winepress. But if the rapture takes place earlier, pretrib, then it becomes possible for living believers who later come out of tribulation to not receive glorified bodies right away and enter the millennium with their natural ones and populate it. There's no other way to explain how people will enter the millennium in natural bodies. Well that is where you are wrong. Those resurrected in Rev 20:4-6 are post tribulation. Unless people are taking the mark of the beast and being beheaded for Christ before the tribulation. It's not incorrect just because you say so, lol. I'm going to have to assume you're trolling and not really looking for the truth. Like I said these debates are nothing new. Post tribulation theroy falls on that very sword. It fails. It's not possible because it cannot account for people with original natural bodies getting into the millennium. You can't in clear conscience just ignore that. As Revelation 20:4-6 show is that it is post-trib. These people have gone through the tribulation as the Mark proves.
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