John 6

39 Now this is the will of the Father who sent me, that I should lose nothing out of all that He has given me, but should raise it*The manuscript evidence is badly divided here, but I take it that the best line of transmission has "it" rather than "him" (neuter rather than masculine)—in the preceding clause, "nothing out of all" is definitely neuter. The ‘problem’ is the verb "raise"—if it is taken as raising the dead then the direct object should be masculine. But "raise" is much more general in use, being used for erecting a building, lifting something up, etc. There is a contrast between verse 39 (things) and verse 40 (people). Verse 39 joins other passages that indicate that during the Millennium the earth will be restored to conditions reminiscent of Eden (compare Romans 8:19-22). up at the last day. 40 Again this is the will of Him who sent me, that everyone who ‘sees’ the Son and believes into Him may have eternal life, and I will raise him up at the last day."*Since only His contemporaries could see Jesus physically, everyone else has to ‘see’ Him spiritually. But in verse 36 the Lord says that even though they were seeing Him physically, they were not believing—so even for the contemporaries the ‘seeing’ had to be spiritual. Jesus Himself will raise up His followers.