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Easter 2020 and 30 A.D.

Discussion in 'Baptist Theology & Bible Study' started by 37818, Mar 22, 2020.

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    If one understand Christ was crucified in 30 A.D. then this year 2020 has the similar Passover week.


    April 8th, Wednesday, corresponds to Mark 14:12, Exodus 12:18.
    That Evening of Wednesday coresponds to Mark 14:17.
    The Thursday evening, sundown, Mark 15:42.
    Sunday April 12th corresponds to Mark 16:1.
     
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    Some say Jesus was crucified on April 3, AD 33.
     
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    Yes. Sir Isaac Newton calculated that date for a Nisan 14th crucifixion on a Friday.

    literally the 14th of Nisan was the day before Jesus' crucifixion per Mark 14:12 being that date. Exodus 12:18.
     
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    The day before Jesus' entry (John 12:12, "On the next day . . .") into Jerusalem was 6 days before the Passover (John 12:1). And that day was not the 7th day Sabbath, John 12:2, ". . . made . . . a supper; . . ." So that entry into Jerusalem was not our Sunday. In 30 AD the Passover, Mark 14:12 fell on our Wedensday. The supper being made on our Thursday, the 6 days before the Passover, the next day would be our Friday. Palm Friday, if you will.
     
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    Today [April 8, 2020] in 30 AD, reading, Mark 14:12-16 . . .
     
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    Is that based on the Gregorian calendar. pre-Gregorian calendar.?
     
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    The day of the week remains the same between the Julian and Gregorian. The day dates are different. The Jewish calendar days and dates otherwise remain the same.
    Calendar Converter
     
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    But you gave the date of 8 April - so is it:
    29 Mar
    18 Apr
     
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    April 8th 2020 is a Wednesday, Jewish calandar 14th of Nisan. In 30 AD Julian calendar Webnesday April 5th.
     
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    Is this according to the Jewish Calendar or the Calendar we use today.
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    On the Calendar Converter, Calendar Converter , in the Jewish calender enter year 3790 month Nisan day 14. It is a Wednesday. Change the year to 5780. Change the year to 3793.

    Or you can do the moon calcuations yourself: https://assets.cambridge.org/97805211/46548/frontmatter/9780521146548_frontmatter.pdf

    Now note Mark 14:12-16 is explicitly the Passover, Exodus 12:18, first day of unleaven bread.
     
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