There is no rapture for the left behind as their souls go under the Altar.

[R. Hartono]

15 hours ago, AND IN THIS CORNER said:

agree with first line - if your saying the foolish virgins will be in heaven your wrong....  you speak as if their souls will be in Heaven  in line 3...

 

those believers were foolish {lost faith in Christ} and were not watching for His return and when Jesus comes they are left with the unbelievers - same as Luke's good and faithful servant - he goes back to his old life and Jesus comes and catches him not watching {doing God's will} and cuts him to pieces and Now he is appointed with the unbelievers.... the foolish believers will be in the lake of fire

There's still a chance for people to repent in the great tribulation as God send the 2 Witnesses and 144000 and angel proclaiming Gospel, so if the left behind foolish virgins dare to refuse the mark of the beast they shall be martyred and their souls caught up under the Altar by God.

[R. Hartono]

11 hours ago, Walter Goraj jr said:

Zechariah 14 ( along with most OT prophetic scripture) is allegorical. Unless you really believe that all those things are going to happen like seeing bells on horses that say "HOLINESS UNTO THE LORD" (v.20) or " no rain" for anyone who doesn't go to Jerusalem for the feast of tabernacles ( v.17-19) or "living waters"(v.8) ?

Listen, in your "millennial reign " teaching , Jesus reigns from Jerusalem.  So in v.9,  why do we read:

" And the LORD shall be King over all the earth:"

Because Christ will be King over a " new heavens and a new earth"    ( 2 Peter 3:13).

There are many verses confirming the literal Millennium of Christ :

 

 

[Keras]

There will be a Millennium, when Jesus will reign as world King:

Isaiah 33:15-16  Those who live righteously and speak the truth, who do not take bribes, rejecting all evil – they will dwell securely with ample food and water. Psalms 85:12, Psalms 37:29

Isaiah 33:17-24 Your eyes will see a King in his glory and view a Land that stretches into the distance.  Numbers 24:15-19

You will call to mind what you once feared. Where are they now? Those barbarous people whose speech you could not understand. Psalms 58:10-11, Psalms 37:8-15

Look upon Zion, Jerusalem, city of sacred festivals. A secure abode, never again to be moved.  Amos 9:13-15

There the Lord will be in His majesty, a peaceful place. A place of broad rivers, but no ships will sail there. 

The Lord is our judge and lawgiver. He is our King who will save us. Zechariah 8:7-8   Your rigging hangs loose, the mast is not secure and your sails are not set.     Luke 12:35-36.  Then all will take a share in the spoils.  Zechariah 9:17

No one living in Zion will get sick and the sins of the people will be pardoned.  Psalms 126:1-3            Ref: REB some verses abridged

 

Verse 5 says ‘the Lord dwells on high’. So, before His Return, we see in verses 3-4 & 10-11, the nations as at present and in V14 Judah’s judgement. V15-16 say His faithful people will live prosperously in the Land, then V17-24 speaks of the Return of Jesus and His reign during the Millennium.