[[It is the pouring out of Satan’s wrath on the saints]]
The tribulation will have the wrath hitting people who accept Christ after the trib, and the jews for sure- however, the tribulation period is when the seals and judgements are opened and the world suffers the wrath of a Just Christ/God on the unjust world
You atre correct though God’s wrath is poured out in the bowl judgements- however, there is the period before the bowl judgements when judgement is dished out and it is called the tribulation period
I know the verse you are talking about about the ‘elect’ however, the elect can also mean those saved AFTER the rapture as well- it doesn’t have to mean ‘present’ pre trib Chistians- everyone who ever will get saved is the ‘elect’- and we know people will get saved during the tribulation period- the elect will be saved during that time
No one will be “accepting Christ” after the trib.
The age of grace ends with the First Resurrection, the event that ends the trib.
Obviously everyone alive on Earth will see the sky opened up to the realm of God, as the elect from day one to then are gathered by the angels, but at that point it will be meaningless.
Everyone knows that a baseball bat is made of hickory when they get hit on the head with it.
The seals have been getting opened for almost 2000 years. We are in the 5th seal period presently.
The trib has nothing to do with judgement; it is the wrath of Satan, who will at that time have been just cast down to Earth, against YHVH’s people.
It lasts about 42 months, and ends at the 7th and last trump, when Yeshua and his angels burst through to gather his own to the wedding feast on the sea of glass mingled with fire.
The wrath of God comes in the ten days after the resurrection of the just, the “Bowl Judgements.”
There is not one word in the entire Bible that tells us that anyone can be saved during the millennial reign. Revelation 20 is clear that the rest of the world will be resurrected unto the judgement of the Great White Throne, and judged according to their works.
It says nothing about grace. To be judged by your works is to be condemned to the “Second Death.”
Sorry if this is harsh and upsetting to you, but that is what the word of God tells us.