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Day of the Crucifixion?
- Thread starter rstrats
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Why are you beating yourself up? There are three feast days involved with death, burial, and resurrection. They are:
1 Passover - April 14 - Pictures the death of Christ - Friday - Day 1
2 Unleavened Bread - April 15 - Pictures the burial where there was no corruption of his body - Saturday - Day 2
3 Firstfruits - April 16 - Pictures Resurrection of Christ plus others. - Sunday - Day 3
Festival
The sabbath was a high day because the dates aligned this year with the week days, I think.
Jn 12:1 Then Jesus six days before the passover came to Bethany, where Lazarus was, which had been dead, whom he raised from the dead.
I am not defending this position because I prefer it. This is the only way all pieces fit.
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searchingtruths
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And all of my years prior to the 21st centuries the majority of Baptist ministers taught the crucifixion took place on the 6th day on the Roman calendar and that would be a Friday.
It has always puzzled me how it could be understood and believed Christ spent three days and three nights in the grave and crucified on the 6th day rising on the first day.
Even going by the ancient Jewish views that the day started at dusk that would be two days.
Not only the Baptist Church but the majority of the denominations thoughts and teach the 6th day crucifixion.
I was referring to his comment in post #53, "At midnight of the 1st day of the week Saturday then becpmes Sunday."
The topic is not asking about when the crucifixion took place.
As I said earlier, the title was poorly conceived with regard to the intent of the topic. It was clarified in the first post. The topic is directed to those who believe in a 6th day of week crucifixion and have an explanation for the lack of a third night.
And now that I think about it, there would also be a lack of a 3rd daytime.
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37818
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37818
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What date do you think is Biblical?
A 6th day crucifixion is not Biblically true.
What date do you think is Biblical?
That's an issue for a different topic.
37818
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Why would a 6th day crucifixion Biblically be what is believed?
Alan Dale Gross
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You don't want to have eyes to see what the Lord never put there, even in your mind.
Light without the Word to go with it?
See the Mind of God that you know all about, now, huh?
Not the way you fabricate it out of nowhere to be.
Because it doesn't and your posts on it are a waste.
What you say they "knew" is not taught in the passage you quoted, nor anywhere else. You know that.
It's not in the Bible anywhere about "THAT DAY = the Lord's Sabbath = the millennial day."
Look all you want, "THAT DAY" = "the Lord's Sabbath" = "the millennial day" is not anywhere in these verses:
I'm straying from the O.P. here too, but this is just a very straightforward blasphemous statement:
Israel better go through understanding that Jesus Trod out the Winepress Alone and no one could ever suggest "Israel is going through the same suffering that Jesus went through on crucifixion week" Jesus Suffering Killed Him.
Nor is it rational to say Israel "will be purified from her sins through the fiery judgement and be eternally righteous."
Israel needs a Savior for their sins and them getting "the fiery judgement" does not possibly amount to anything that could result for them to "be eternally righteous", since Jesus is the One Who Obtained Eternal Righteousness, by His Virgin Birth, His Perfect Life as a Perfect Sacrifice, and Jesus' death, burial, and Resurrection.
You are equating Jesus too closely, or as being the same as, Israel, which demands Repentance, I believe..
More straying....
12; "And the first day of unleavened bread, (this is the first day of the 'festival' of unleaven bread, not intending to say it is the first day of the official Feast, or 7 Days, of Unleavened Bread, and I put this day at Nisan 14, on a Wednesday, just right after our Tuesday at 6 pm., when the Jewish Wednesday begins")
"when they killed the passover, (the passover lambs were killed on the Preparation Day, Wednesday Nisan 14, in preperation for the Annual High Sabbath, which would take place on Thursday, Nisan 15.)
his disciples said unto Him, Where wilt thou that we go and prepare that thou mayest eat the passover?
(The disciples were wanting to plan for their Passover being eaten on our Tuesday evening around 9 pm., 3 or so hours after the Jewish Wednesday had begun at 6 pm.)
13; "And He sendeth forth two of His disciples, and saith unto them, Go ye into the city, and there shall meet you a man bearing a pitcher of water: follow him. 14; "And wheresoever he shall go in, say ye to the goodman of the house, The Master saith, Where is the guestchamber, where I shall eat the Passover with my disciples? 15; "And he will shew you a large upper room furnished and prepared: there make ready for us. 16; "And his disciples went forth, and came into the city, and found as he had said unto them: and they made ready the passover." (BUT JESUS HAD ALREADY SET UP PLANS FOR THE DIVINE INSTITUTION OF THE LORD'S SUPPER; //sorry caps, I just left them there//. They ate it around 9 pm on our Tuesday night and the Jew's Wednesday, before Jesus Betrayal, and Court appearances through the night, and crucifixion the following morning, which is still the Jew's Wednesday.)
42; "And now when the even was come, because it was the preparation, that is, the day before the sabbath,"
( it was still Wednesday in their evening, the Preparation Day, before 6 pm., before the Thursday, Nisan 15, Annual High Sabbath began, the second Sabbath in that week.).
37818
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@Alan Dale Gross,
The Nisan the 14th is not necessarily on a Friday or a Wednesday. It depends on it's year the date occurs.
The Nisan the 14th is not necessarily on a Friday or a Wednesday. It depends on it's year the date occurs.
That is essentially what the OP is asking those who believe in a 6th day of the week crucifixion.
Alan Dale Gross
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Right.
THOUGHT THIS IS A COOL QUOTE FOR WHAT WE DO.
"Believers have “the mind of Christ,” (1 Cor. 2:16), and they are to utilize it in their daily lives – and, in particular, says Peter, in their apologetics. When one spells this out in plain terms, it means that Christians must not abandon their Bibles at the crucial moment when their Faith is assailed. Instead, they are to assert confidently and intelligently the Biblical perspective about God, about man, and about the fallen world in which we live.
"What is called “Presuppositional” Apologetics attempts to do just that. It does not ask the Christian to step backwards in time and employ his unsanctified reason, and then to argue back to God. It refuses to re-enter the darkness of unbelieving thinking, and to grant that somehow “man by searching” can now “find out God.” (cf. Job 11:7).
"Rather, it picks up the light of the Creator (cf. Psa. 36:9b; Matt. 5:14-16; Eph. 5:8), and shines it upon the unbeliever’s rebellious heart, showing him the truth about his rebellion and his sinning against his better knowledge. Thus, presuppositional-ism takes a self-consciously theological approach to the defense of the truth of Christianity. "
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These guys have a wealth of information on the different Sabbaths that take place.
High Sabbath = Annual Sabbath = Feast Sabbath = Feast
In addition to the ordinary or "normal" weekly Sabbaths, God also determined 7 more "special" days of rest in the year, which He also called "days of rest", i.e. "Sabbaths". Since these seven annual Sabbaths are special holidays, they are also called "High Sabbaths," "Feast Sabbaths," "Holiest...
bible-menorah.jimdofree.com
This page shows all about the Wednesday/Friday stuff halfway down; then it talks about it being OK to do some things on the Sabbath.