Daniel 12:1-2 refers to the tribulation when it states “and there shall be a time of trouble such as never was since”.
Michael is the designated Protector of Isreal, he always has been and always will be (even now).
IMO the part where it states, “and at that time thy people shall be delivered, every one that shall be found written in the book”. This refers to the Final White Throne Judgement.
The resurrection hasn’t happened yet—if it has it was never documented and you, me and everybody else living since that event is SOL.
Since you think Prophecy has already been fufilled, tell me why this hasn’t Isaiah 11 happened yet?
Yes. That happened in the generation of those who heard the gospel directly from Jesus, as he declared to his disciples:
"For then shall be great tribulation, such as was not since the beginning of the world to this time, no, nor ever shall be." (Mat 24:21 KJV)
The great tribulation occurred on or about AD 66-70, as declared by Jesus, just prior to the destruction of Jerusalem by the Roman armies.
>>>Michael is the designated Protector of Isreal, he always has been and always will be (even now).<<<
Please cite scriptural references for your claims.
>>IMO the part where it states, “and at that time thy people shall be delivered, every one that shall be found written in the book”. This refers to the Final White Throne Judgement.<<<
So, you believe that in the "Final White Throne Judgement," some will receive eternal life, and some will not? That is most interesting, coming from a dispensationalist.
>>>The resurrection hasn’t happened yet—if it has it was never documented and you, me and everybody else living since that event is SOL.<<<
Which resurrection has not happened yet? Do you believe there is only one resurrection?
>>>Since you think Prophecy has already been fufilled, tell me why this hasn’t Isaiah 11 happened yet?<<<
When did I say that "prophecy has already been fulfilled?" Prophecy has been fulfilled since the days of Noah, maybe before. And there is some prophecy in Rev 20 that must be fulfilled (the defeat of Satan.) What is your point?
Philip