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1 | wednsday or friday Jesus died | NT general Archive 1 | Searcher56 | 219890 | ||
God's day to you, dodoy, How could He have died on Wednesday Saturday would be the first day since Sunday Friday would be the second day since Sunday Thursday would be the third day since Sunday Three days and three days from Thurday - Day 1 Thursday day (6am-6pm) - Nite1 Thursday nite (6am-6pm) - Day 2 Friday day (6am-6pm) - Nite2 Friday nite (6am-6pm) - Day 3 Saturday day (6am-6pm) - Nite3 Saturday nite (6am-6pm) I don't know how Wednesady can fit ... He would have to enter Jerusalem on the Sabbath, and the activites by the people also violated the Sabbath (Matt 21:1-17, Mark 11:1-11, Luke 19:28-46, John 12:12-18). The Jewish leaders would scold Him again if He violated the Sabbath. Read post 146178 for more. It is impossible for Christ to enter Jerusalem on Sunday and die on Wednesday. Searcher |
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2 | wednsday or friday Jesus died | NT general Archive 1 | dodoy | 219893 | ||
A blessed day for you, Searcher; I assumed you have read my first answer to you regarding your question on Luke 24: 20-21 regarding the "third day" phrase. Since you did not mention anything about it anymore, I'll be silent on it for the moment. You say you don't know how Wednesday can fit. I understand you on that because you honestly believe He rose from the grave on Sunday. Please read my first post again. In the Greek Bible I quoted there, Mark 16:9 explicitly mentions Christ rose from the grave early Saturday morning. You say Wednesday can't fit because then He would have to enter Jerusalem on the Sabbath. Here is your chronology on that (based on your note to Dhaniel): Nisan 08 (Thu/Fri) - "Jesus, therefore, six days before the Passover, came to Bethany" (John 12:1). Thu Nisan 09 (Fri/Sat) - "On the next day" (John 12:9). Sabbath Nisan 10 (Sat/Sun) - "On the next day" (John 12:12-13). Lamb Selection Day. Jesus presented self in Temple Nisan 11 (Sun/Mon) -"The next day" (Mark 11:12). Sun Nisan 12 (Mon/Tue) - "in the morning" (Mark 11:20). Mon Nisan 13 (Wed day) - "Then came the first day of Unleavened Bread" (Luke 22:7). Nisan 14 (Wed eve) - "When evening came" (Mark 14:17). Nisan 14 (Thu day) - "Very early in the morning" (Mark 15:1). … "It was the third hour when they crucified Him" (Mark 15:25). 25 Notice this time span you wrote: "Nisan 09 (Fri/Sat) - "On the next day" (John 12:9). Sabbath" May I ask from what Bible version is this? Because I tried looking up John 12:9 in a number of versions and I can not find any that mentions the phrase "On the next day". If we remove a day from the chronology you gave, then Thursday can not fit. Instead, Wednesday fits. dodoy |
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3 | wednsday or friday Jesus died | NT general Archive 1 | Dhaniei Zewditu | 219904 | ||
Shalom again, doday, I do agree with you on the Weds crucifixion (at the third hour) but not on the rising. I believe that happened on the Sabbath during the time just as the Sabbath is dissolving into the first day of the week (today this time period is called Havdalah - separating the holy from the common). The scriptures never actually state that Messiah rose on the first day, only that the tomb was discovered to be empty at dawn. But this really shouldn't be a divisive subject, just put the possibilities out there and let anyone who wants to chew on them - the fact that He Arose is what is important!! Amen?! Dhaniei |
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4 | wednsday or friday Jesus died | NT general Archive 1 | dodoy | 219905 | ||
Shalom to you, too, Dhaniel. This subject to me is never divisive, as with any other subject. Yes, you are right in saying that the fact He rose from the grave is what is most important. And you are as well right to say the Scriptures never actually state the Messiah rose on the first day of the week. That is because the Scriptures in Greek tell us He rose from the grave early Saturday morning (Mark 16:9) - 'proi protei sabbatou'. Could you tell me the ID nos. of your previous posts explaining why you believed He rose from the grave "just as the Sabbath is dissolving into the first day of the week"? Or, you may directly post a note regarding this. I just want to know the scriptural basis you used. Thanks. Again, Shalom. dodoy |
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5 | wednsday or friday Jesus died | NT general Archive 1 | Dhaniei Zewditu | 219907 | ||
Greetings doday, I simply use the "sign of Jonah" (three days and three nights) quote from the Master Himself. The timing works out just fine - not exactly 72 hours (as some demand) but 3 actual nights and 3 actual days. Dhaniei |
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6 | wednsday or friday Jesus died | NT general Archive 1 | lightedsteps | 219916 | ||
Hi Dhaniei Just a question as I see you are a Messianic Jew and would probably have a better understanding of the separation of days vs. nights. I believe as you do frome the sign of Jonah statement made by Jesus. Anyway my question is We all know that there was a big rush to get Jesus off the cross and in the tomb before sundown. This then taking place in that manner "Does His being in the tomb before sundown then count as the first day"? Is only part of the daylight hours still counted as a full day? The other thing is how can Jesus have a Passover meal with his disciples before He was crucified? Isn't the Lamb Eaten during the Passover meal? Luke 22:10-12 If Jesus has had this meal then it is already the Holy Day Celebration isn't it? What then would be the big rush? Help me out here will you. I just can't see Him as the Passover Lamb slain for the sins of the world and eating the Passover befor He was crucified. Have a Merry Christmas lightedsteps |
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7 | wednsday or friday Jesus died | NT general Archive 1 | Searcher56 | 219920 | ||
I have read the Galilean (some say Essenes) worshippers had their lamb killed on one day before, their Judean brothers. One used the old way of dating (starting from morning and going to the following morning. The rest followed the official dating method (from evening to evening). Thus, it may be possible there were two times when lambs were being killed in the Temple for sacrifice. | ||||||