On the day of His resurrection, our Lord confronted and confounded the two disciples on the road to Emmaus. Immediately thereafter, He appeared to His disciples in the upper room. Based upon the concern shown by the Lord for His disciples (He does not abandon them following His resurrection), I find it unlikely that we could ignore the plight of our nearest acquaintances (including our enemies) in the wake of our snatching away, as said acquaintances suffer through the Tribulation.

Is it strange to suppose that we, as our Lord, will re-visit the earth soon after our glorification to help our friends, family members, and others to 1) finally understand the Scriptures, 2) finally understand all that we said and stood for while on this earth, and 3) survive the trials of the Tribulation.

Note: This view that I hold is admittedly conjectural, but God has said that He is able to do "superexcessively above all that we are requesting or apprehending" (Ephesians 3:20). I am requesting this. Thus, God will superexcessively exceed my expectations.