It's a long road home.
So Selenites would always see the Earth at an approximately fixed point in the sky relative to the surface: i.e., at approximately fixed horizontal coordinates. There would be a little motion due to lunar libration.
Thus, earthrise could only be seen from an orbiting spacecraft.
Kepler's 3rd law applied to the Moon is
where the gravitational constant G=6.67384*10**(-11) in MKS units, r = 1737.10 km is the mean lunar radius, and M = 7.3477*10**22 kg is the lunar mass (see Wikipedia: Moon).
So one can see that relatively low lunar orbits should be ∼ 2 hours.