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I still don't see what your comment in post #6 has to do with the lack of a 3rd night.

But I do mind. If your post was applicable to the OP, I'd like to know in what way.

Just that's it never stated as such in any English Bibles that I'm aware of.

Perhaps "the majority" instead of "in general" would have been a better choice. Or maybe the question should have been asked as a poll. O 6th day of the week. O 5th day of the week. O 4th day of the week.

I don't see what your point is with regard to the OP. What do you have in mind?

But in post #4, you wrote: "Christ was dead before that 6th day."

That would mean the crucifixion was on the 5th day. The topic is about the 6th day.

I wonder how 6th day ones explain the absence of a third night.

I don't see where that verse identifies the 1st day of the week as the "Lord's Day". What do you have in mind?

Lord's Day

So, you get that term for the 1st day of the week somewhere other than scripture.

Do Baptists in general believe that the crucifixion took place on the 6th day of the week?

By "Lord's Day", to what day of the week are you referring?

When discussing Peter's vision in Acts and the Levitical dietary rules with those who say that they have been cancelled, they sometimes use Galatians 2:14 to support the idea. The anti-dietary law advocates say that the phrase, "...livest after the manner of Gentiles..." includes the eating...

Lum - Where is the first cigarette mentioned in the Bible? Abner - I don't know. Lum - In Genesis where it says that Rebekah lit off a camel.

Is there anyone here who believes the Levitical dietary laws are still in force?

OK.

What goalpost has been changed? How does scripture define it? I define it as a conviction that someone or something does or doesn't exist or that a certain proposition is or isn't true.

It has to be. You can't believe something and at the same time not believe the same something. There has to an instant when the one state of mind changes to the other. If a belief can be engendered by simply choosing to have it, then thick air/evidence is not necessary - prudent in some cases...

I didn't ask you to. I asked you to demonstrate your ability. You have yet to do that.