Which Protestant denominations teach that Old Testament saints were raised and taken to heaven with Christ based on Matthew 27:52–53 and Ephesians 4:8

In Matthew 27:52–53, it is stated that “many bodies of the saints who had fallen asleep were raised… and appeared to many in Jerusalem,” which seems to suggest a physical (possibly glorified) resurrection. Additionally, Ephesians 4:8 says that when Christ “ascended on high, he led captivity captive and gave gifts to men,” which some interpret as Christ liberating the righteous dead and bringing them into a heavenly state. - Which Protestant denominations (if any) hold the view that Christ raised Old Testament saints in glorified bodies and took them to heaven at or after His resurrection/ascension? - How do these traditions interpret these passages in support of that view? - and do they also believe this lot received rewards in heaven after Christ ascended on high and are these people the first fruits of the resurrection as written in the New testament. - did these saints do it with a glorified body since they appear as did Jesus appear to the twelve and others? - Conversely, which Protestant traditions reject this interpretation, and what alternative explanations do they provide?