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Before the rapture/resurrection
I think we have to consider that Jewish believers in Jesus are part of the church, along with gentile believers, equally - up until the time of the rapture/resurrection forthcoming. One body as the saints of the church.
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After the rapture/resurrection
Then, Jews who come to Christ after the rapture/resurrection, as well as gentiles, would be considered the great tribulation saints, but not the church saints - as the church will have been taken from the world.
The difference would be those Jews, believers in Jesus, would be the great tribulation saints of Israel. While the gentiles would be the great tribulation saints of the nations. Equal in Christ. But not universally - "the church" saints.
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Jesus Returns with 10,000's of His saints
"the church" as the bride of Christ will be the (raptured/resurrected) saints returning with Jesus in their glorified eternal bodies in Revelation 19.
The martyred great tribulation saints will receive their glorified eternal bodies at the beginning of the millennium, in Revelation 20:4-6.
The non-martyred great tribulation saints will receive their glorified eternal bodies at the Great White Throne Judgement.
I think we have to consider that Jewish believers in Jesus are part of the church, along with gentile believers, equally - up until the time of the rapture/resurrection forthcoming. One body as the saints of the church.
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After the rapture/resurrection
Then, Jews who come to Christ after the rapture/resurrection, as well as gentiles, would be considered the great tribulation saints, but not the church saints - as the church will have been taken from the world.
The difference would be those Jews, believers in Jesus, would be the great tribulation saints of Israel. While the gentiles would be the great tribulation saints of the nations. Equal in Christ. But not universally - "the church" saints.
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Jesus Returns with 10,000's of His saints
"the church" as the bride of Christ will be the (raptured/resurrected) saints returning with Jesus in their glorified eternal bodies in Revelation 19.
The martyred great tribulation saints will receive their glorified eternal bodies at the beginning of the millennium, in Revelation 20:4-6.
The non-martyred great tribulation saints will receive their glorified eternal bodies at the Great White Throne Judgement.
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