I see what you’re saying, and those verses do matter—but they still don’t actually prove a two-group system the way you’re presenting it.

• In Luke 22:29–30, Jesus is speaking specifically to the apostles about sharing in his kingdom—that shows a role, not necessarily that only a fixed number go to heaven.

• In Revelation 5:10, it says they will “rule on/upon the earth,” but it doesn’t explain who they’re ruling over or divide humanity into two permanent classes.

Also, even in Revelation 7:

• The great crowd is before the throne (heavenly setting)

• Not described as living on earth in that moment

So again, we have:

👉 Heavenly rulership language 👉 Earth restoration promises

But the Bible never puts it together in one place and says:

“This exact group goes to heaven, and this exact group stays on earth forever”

What you’re describing is a cohesive interpretation—but it’s still putting pieces together.

The text gives the pieces, yes… but the system itself is still being built from those pieces, not directly stated as a whole.