Thank you Brother Theo for the love and compassion you have for our Savior Jesus Christ. You are a gift from God. I have been so blessed having you for a teacher.
Fantastic, brother Theo. I've done the same study which proves that our Lord was crucified on a Wednesday. Great explanation you made. Thanks and God bless you.
One detail about the women who bought and prepared the spices was that many point to two scriptures that they say contradict each other. Mark 16:1 describes them buying the spices after the sabbath and Luke 23:55,56 says they prepared the spices before the sabbath. You may already know the solution but obviously the day they bought and prepared the spices had to be on Friday. (the day after the High sabbath and the day before the weekly sabbath) so they were prepared to go to the grave at dawn on Sunday (since they couldn't do anything on Saturday, sabbath) before the body could decompose. This really helps to clear up that perceived contradiction and really adds weight to the Wednesday crucifixion. PS We can now nail down an exact day/month/year when He was crucified by extrapolating when Nisan 14 lands on a Wednesday! There's only one year that that happens, and that's 30 AD April 3 Gregorian calendar. There's so much more we can calculate for dates if we know the exact day of His crucifixion, ie The year of His birth etc. God bless your ministry.
Thank you. I tried to show that on my chart and with the scriptures. Some people don't realize there was a "free" day where the people could do whatever they wanted as soon as the high sabbath ended Thursday night at 6 p.m. and went all day Friday - because the Friday/Saturday sabbath doesn't start till Friday night at 6 p.m. So yes, the people are free to move around and do what they wanted, and could even go visit the tomb, buy spices, or do whatever they wanted. But even in that, they wouldn't be able to actually touch the body, because the tomb was under seal and armed guard by the soldiers preventing them from accessing the tomb.
@@TheoHeartsill The “free” day was actually a “preparation” day since the day before each sabbath was a day to prepare for the sabbath ie. remove all leaven from their homes etc. So I’m sure those women were very busy on that day.
Thank you for the clarification of the Passover (Crucifixion of Jesus Chris) and First fruit of the Harvest (Resurrection of Jesus Christ) so clearly. I am a Chaplain and I will be enlightening our congregation with this truth. May God bless you.
Thank you very much Bro. Theo for enlightening me that our Lord Jesus Christ ascended to Heaven to present Himself to the Father as the “First Fruit” (the first from among the dead who rose from the dead). He went back again to earth to be with is disciples physically although in a glorified body.
Million Million Thanks to you Dear for that Great Unfolding of 72 hours of Resurrection. Will wait to hear from you and fro. Yours all. ❤God in Jesus bless you more Daily❤
Brother Theo, I live in Thessaloniki Greece-Hellas. This video is the best educational video i have ever seen about the 3 days and 3 days topic. Keep working and let the Word of God and the Holy Spirit guide you to your ministry and the truth. God bless you and the church you serve
On the "Preparation day" before the Sabbath, The Sabbath keepers betrayed, persecuted, denied and nailed and hung Lord of the Sabbath. All of this is confirmed by the Apostle Rock taught in Acts 3: Speaking to the Sabbath keepers from the Temple of the Jews! Acts 3: 12 And when Rock (Peter) saw it, he answered unto the people, *Ye men of Israel* , why marvel ye at this? or why look ye so earnestly on us, as though by our own power or holiness we had made this man to walk? 13 The God of Abraham, and of Isaac, and of Jacob, the God of our fathers, hath glorified his Son Jesus; *whom YOU delivered up, and DENIED him in the presence of Pilate, when he was determined to let him go.* 14 *But YOU denied the Holy One and the Just, and *desired a MURDER* to be granted unto YOU; 15 *And KILLED the Prince of life,* whom God hath raised from the dead; whereof we are witnesses. Yep, the Sabbath keepers condemned and murdered the "Lord of the Sabbath" while desiring a murderer. You can't make these things up! There is something very prophetic in that part of "desiring a murderer" .
Wonderful Bro. Theo. You have done a great job of explaining the truth. I have listened to many but yours is the best. May the Good Lord continue to bless you and shine His marvelous light on so you can shine it on us.
Just a couple of comments about Jewish feast days as you call them. They are not Jewish feasts or festivals. God himself calls these days the feasts of the LORD. The Hebrew word for feasts is moed and is more correctly translated appointed times. These are God’s holy set apart appointed times that God commanded all 13 tribes of Israel to observe not just the Jews. The name Jews if applied correctly should technically only refer to the tribe of Judah. There are actually 7 holy days or God’s appointed times listed in Leviticus 23 and they are all high sabbaths. You also said The Day of Atonement was not a sabbath which is incorrect. It is a sabbath per Leviticus 23:(32) and also a day of affliction or fasting and no food or water is permitted so no food preparation is needed. The Day of Atonement is considered to be the highest of the high sabbaths. The other high sabbaths are feast days so food preparation is permitted. 1: First Day of Unleavened Bread: 2: Last Day of Unleavened Bread: 3: Feast of Weeks or Pentecost: 4: Feast of Trumpets: 5: Day of Atonement: 6: Feast of Tabernacles: 7: The Eighth Day:
Thank you very much for this detailed video and its graphically and comprehensively clear presentation - that must have been a lot of work! However, I was left with several questions after this video that I wish you had discussed a bit more. While I really liked that you spent a lot of time explaining the basis for your reasoning (such as the OT understanding of the length of days, etc.), I also thought that some of your conclusions seemed a bit rushed and not compellingly logical from what you had previously explained. For example, after explaining that the Feast of First Fruits must fall on a Sunday (which is all perfect and makes biblical and logical sense), you then jump to your table of days and simply assigned Nisan 18 to Sunday (around the 38:18 time mark). But Nisan 16 could just as easily be assigned to Sunday if the regular Sabbath and the "High Sabbath" simply fell on the same day that year (see more on this below). Here are the questions that came up while I was watching. I would appreciate it if someone could answer them 🙂 1. In many of the Wednesday-crucifixion theory videos, I miss mention, let alone thorough discussion, of Luke 24:21, which clearly speaks of Sunday as the third day after Jesus' crucifixion, given the context of the entire passage and dialogue. This would clearly make Friday the day of the crucifixion. In some comments on other videos, I kept reading that "on the third day" in Greek literally means "three days had passed" - tbh, I have no idea where this misconception comes from. (Side note: Lk 24:21 is actually quite difficult to translate because it is not clear to which subject the finite verb ἄγει belongs. Also, the following prepositional relative clause beginning with ἀφʼ οὗ is not easily connected to the preceding clauses, since οὗ does not grammatically allow for ἡμέραν as an antecedent, as many translations imply). How does Lk 24:21 fit into the Wednesday-curcifixion theory? 2. I also miss a more open and less predetermined discussion of Jn 19:31. This verse need not imply that the day after Jesus' crucifixion was a Sabbath other than the regular Saturday Sabbath. It simply says that "the day of that Sabbath was great". It may well be that the 15th of Nisan and the Saturday Sabbath were the same day in that year. 3. There is no direct account of two different Sabbaths in any of the Gospels; given how meticulously the Evangelists seem to have tried to record the events surrounding Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection, it surprises me that none of them speak in clear terms of a crucifixion-->Sabbath-->regular (or free) day-->Sabbath-->first day of the week sequence, but rather a crucifixion-->Sabbath-->first day of the week sequence. 4. How can the 10th of Nisan (the identification/selection of the Passover lamb) be Sunday if the 14th of Nisan is Wednesday? In an earlier comment by @johnbryant1341, I saw that @TheoHeartsill admitted that he did not have a good explanation for this. Does anyone else have a good one? Given the many biblical difficulties with the Wednesday-crucifixion theory, I personally would rather stick with church tradition, which as early as the second century, as recorded in one of the writings of St. Justin the Martyr, considered Friday to be the day of Jesus' crucifixion and celebrated it as such (1. Apology, cp. 67). Yes, I also believe very strongly in Scripture and its truthfulness. But I, like others, would rather begin by questioning what Jesus meant by "the heart of the earth" in Mt 12:40 than necessarily question a 2000 year old tradition.
I appreciate your time & amazing introduction about the which day-fassing of our Lord Jesus! Most important of all Jesus almighty rosed from the dead. Alleluia, Amen! 🙏❤️🙏
@ Theo Heartsill , YES ,many thanks for this VERY IMPORTANT Teaching Issue !! ---- * The Apostles met on the First day of the week to remember & celebrate CHRIST'S resurrection day. ** Didn't HE rise on the First day of the week ?!
To be in the tomb for 3 days and 3 nights, Yeshua had to be resurrected 72 hours after he was put in the tomb. If he was put in the tomb before sundown, which would then start the high holy day (1st day of unleavened bread), then he would need to be resurrected at that same time right before the weekly Sabbath ended. I also want to talk about the crucifixion and resurrection. First in reference to the crucifixion, you had mentioned Exodus 12:6 where they are to kill the lamb at evening. That Hebrew word for "evening" has a few different meanings. For example, "evening," "twilight," "between the two evenings," etc. There have been different ideas of what this really means. If you look at what happened during the crucifixion, you'll see why I like the phrase "between the two evenings." At the third hour (9 am), Yeshua was crucified (Mark 15:25). From the sixth hour (noon) to the ninth hour (3 pm), darkness was over the land (Mark 15:33). At the ninth hour (3 pm), Yeshua died Mark 15:34-37). On this particular Passover, there were literally two evenings, the first one that started at noon because of the darkness and the second one that started at sundown (6 pm). So, Yeshua was literally killed between the two evenings. Second, I want to say something about the resurrection taking place just before the weekly Sabbath ended. There was a tradition or ritual that Israelite farmers went through before they could do the actual barley harvest. This is mentioned in the Jewish Mishnah Menahot. These are not exact quotes, but you'll get the idea. "According to historical records, the Israelite farmer had to first harvest a sheaf (Omer) of barley from his field and take it to the priest. This was the premier or very first and best part of his barley crop. The Jews did this in the closing or twilight hours of the Sabbath-the day before the Feast of Firstfruits." "The second-century Mishnah affirms that, when the Sadducees controlled the Temple, the sickle was put to the grain just as the sun was going down on the weekly Sabbath." The Bible nowhere indicates that the priests understood the ritual they were performing at the close of the Sabbath when Yeshua, the archetypical wavesheaf, was “harvested” from the physical world by being resurrected from the dead. On the following morning, as the firstborn of many brethren, He ascended to God’s throne to be accepted by the Father.
amen. God is good to us. I hope the video was a blessing to you. There is so much depth and beauty in all of this, and like you said, the foreshadowing of the harvests etc. God is amazing.
When Jesus was risen, and Mary come into contact with him at the tomb he told her not to cling to him as he HAD NOT ASCENDED TO HIS FATHER, HIS GOD AND ALSO HER GOD AND FATHER. This seems to me that he had not ascended at this time. I believe it was after Penecost that he went to to the faather and sat down at His right hand. However I could be wrong, as I have heard that he appeared to angels. I am perplexed regarding this time frame.
Shalom! 🌈💝😇🥳 HalleluYAH! thanks beloved bro Theo; grace be to you always, and to everyone else which truly love God, Amen. Yet it took you patient almost 1 hour explanation (which for some or many is either confusing and or not satisfying - I'm sorry I'm one of them,) For behold, "In the LORD JESUS CHRIST'S faithful grace, "I can name that tune in one note!" [figuratively speaking] (have you seen that American TV program during the 70's - "Name That Tune?" LOL!) Anyway, sincerely, I hope the LORD provides me time for your video: But one thing is certain, that we agree with - our dear LORD of compassion/love was crucified on the day before the sabbath, or what we call ever since, a "Friday," Amen; [holy "1 CORINTHIANS 12:4-11;"] HalleluYAH! Peace/Shalom 📜📖💎⚖🎁✨💝💪🤗😍🤩😇🥳 👍🙌🙏🙏🙏
One more question, I was just curious if you keep the 7th day sabbath or not? I find it interesting that even more and more sunday church goers are embracing Wednesday as well. Which is interesting they pick their midweek service to be Wednesday. Probably a coincidence? Great presentation. I hope to be able to someday do them half as good.
A couple of questions I have: Why did the women wait until Sunday to go to the tomb to anoint Jesus' body when they could have done that on Friday? According to Luke 24:21, Cleopas and his companion met Jesus on Sunday and said it had been three days since all these things had happened. To me these point to a Thursday crucifixion. I accept almost everything except the requirement for a full 72 hours. God bless and thanks.
It is customary for Jews to visit the grave after three days after the loved one is laid to rest. Most likely this is the reason for the Sunday visit to the grave by the women.
Bravo sir. A very comprehensible Biblical timeline of all the events of note. The Sabbath though, like any other day begins and ends at sunset every week. This is not just when the “Jews” day begins, it’s how God numbers and calculates His day for times and seasons (Genesis 1:14). This is how man was to calculate the Holy Days God gave him. 6:00pm is an average or approximate general time of day but sunset is the mark to go by., not the first star that appears. That’s a Jewish corruption of the commandment (Mark 7::7-9). It’s also very important to note that the days of the week timeline you so expertly just laid out took place in the year 31 AD. So the Church of God that began in Jerusalem on the day of Pentecost (Acts 2:1-4) was not in 33 AD.
Theo please help. Some of us here have a problem with Jesus riding the Donkey on a Sabbath. Can't get an answer from anyone else either. Please reply! Thanks so much. Great job.
Thank you Theo for a great study. There are three problems with this view. 1. The Passover lamb was eaten on the 15th of Abib, on the first day of the feast of Unleavened Bread in the evening. The lamb was eaten with unleavened bread and bitter herbs. Not the 14th! Ex 12:8. Luke 22:1 2. The double Sabbath prevented the women from returning to the grave to finish the balming. Which is not possible with the Wednesday crucifixion proposal. The simple fact that the woman would have returned on the Friday to finish the balming is the evidence that eliminates the Wednesday crucifixion narrative all together. 3. The mathematics are crooked and is manipulated to equal 72 hours. The three hours on Wednesday is ignored and the fourth night in the grave is not counted. The Friday crucifixion does not satisfy Matt 12:40, which only accounts for two days and two nights, and that leaves only Thursday as the crucifixion day. Now if someone dies on Monday at 9pm, the death certificate will simply state that the person died on Monday. The fact that the person was only dead for three hours is irrelevant. Therfore counting the days and nights from Thursday, including the 3 hours of Thursday gives us exactly three days and three nights. It also conforms to how Matt 12:40 describes 3 days before 3 nights. PS. the 21st of Abib was also a annual Sabbath. Shalom
Thank you for your kind comments. I wish I could copy a graph in here, but let me try to line some things in a text based chart to hopefully show what I'm saying: (Highlights and caps are for emphasis, not shouting) The bible says that Jesus was put in the grave basically right at dark. They were having to work super fast to try and make it happen. Lets say for easy figuring, that by the time they shut the door and officially sealed the tomb was *Wednesday at 6 pm* . So *Wednesday evening/night at 6 PM is where the 1st minute STARTS* . 1 day 2 day 3 day RISE from the Grave !-------------------------! !------------------------! !--------------------------! Wed Thur Friday Sat 6 pm 6 pm 6 pm 6 pm *1st day ends Thursday 6 pm* (24 hours) *2nd day ends Friday 6 pm* (24 more hours) *3rd day ends Saturday 6 pm* (24 more hours) That's a total of 72 hours AND, t *he Jewish new day (Sunday, 1st day of the week) starts Saturday evening at 6:01 pm* . *So what we today consider to be Saturday evening was actually Sunday "morning" in ancient Israel* . 3 gospels record that when the women came to the tomb he was already risen and gone. Meaning more than likely Jesus was probably risen long before Sunday morning breaking of dawn (sunlight). Only 1 gospel says it was the breaking of dawn. Hope that clarifies my position and thank you for being kind. God bless.
Thanks for your reply, it would have been better if we could talk. I know how much time goes into preparing a video like this, so again, I am not here to distract from your work. But hopefully it will make you think again. I understand the 72-hour principal and have been studying this for many years. However, I hope that you can clearly understand the 3 points I have presented. There is more. The one you should focus on is #2. Why did the woman not finish the burial on Friday? The reason why the women only returned on Sunday was because it was a double Sabbath between the crucifixion and the resurrection. You need Friday to be an annual Sabbath, but nowhere can we get three Sabbaths in a row in the Hebrew calendar. Do you see the problem? Then, to hold on to the 12 hour day/night as the unit of measure is simply not true. You know it can also mean part of a day or night and still satisfying the Scripture. The rest of the Scriptures actually strongly suggest Friday but can still be stretched to Thursday, but not Wednesday. ‘Behold, I cast out demons and perform cures today and tomorrow, and the third day, I shall be perfected.’ Luk.13.32. Again, I also understood it the same way as u did. However, with His grace I have learned otherwise. Shalom
@@Filippus-uu1puThe Friday between the Feast of Unleavened bread (Thursday -a high sabbath) and the weekly Sabbath (Saturday) is when the women bought and prepared the spices. Mark 16:1 says that AFTER the sabbath the women bought spices Luke 23:56 says they finished preparing the spices, but had to observe the FOLLOWING DAY sabbath. That in-between day accounts for this.
Let's do the math (Luke 24:21 KJV) But we trusted that it had been he which should have redeemed Israel: and beside all this, to day is the third day since these things were done. Today is the 3rd day since Watch this Thursday=Crucifixion Friday=1st-day since Saturday =2nd day since Sunday =3rd day since Sunday is the 3rd day since Jesus was crucified
if you read the scriptures, you will see they bear out that Jesus was ALREADY risen when the people came to the grave on Sunday morning. If he was already risen, and the stone already rolled away, how are you saying he was raised sunday morning (at daybreak). Put it all together.
@@TheoHeartsill Watch this Jesus died Thursday Thursday/Friday eve Friday/Saturday eve Saturday/Sunday eve Thursday =1st-day Friday eve=1st-night Friday =2nd-day Saturday eve=2nd-night Saturday =3rd-day Sunday eve=3rd'night So after rising Sunday eve which was the last night, Jesus was seen Sunday which if we count the 3rd day since Jesus was crucified on Thursday So let's do the math (Luke 24:21 KJV) But we trusted that it had been he which should have redeemed Israel: and beside all this, to day is the third day since these things were done. Today is the 3rd day since Watch this Thursday=Crucifixion Friday=1st-day since Saturday =2nd day since Sunday =3rd day since Sunday is the 3rd day since Jesus was crucified
@@TheoHeartsill If we do the math if we say Jesus died Wednesday and if we count from Wednesday to Sunday we will get 4 days which contradicts today is the 3rd day since (Luke.24:21). People say Jesus died on Thursday which is correct, but what they don't realize is that the passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread were the same day
It doesn't matter what day Jesus was crucified. All that matters is He was crucified and 3 days later He rose from the dead. And He sits forever at the right hand of the Father and is forever more our propitiation for our sins. Let us therefore walk in what He redeemed us for. Putting off the old man, Putting on the robe of Righteousness, denying ourselves, picking up our cross and following Him! Becoming Him in this world. That our light will shine because He is the light shining in us and through us. Follow Him and become Him. Let His love fill us and flow through us and this world will be changed. God bless you all!! He rules and reigns now and forever!
Bro Theo, good presentation. But slightly out of scripture. Remember Yahusha himself said to his disciples, " you know that in 2 days is the passover and the son of man is going to be handed over into the hands of the gentiles to be crucified." And on the first day of unleavened bread his disciples came to him and said:" where do you want us to prepare the passover meal for us to eat?" My question is if Yahusha was crucified on passover day, then what day did he eat the passover meal with his disciples? We must always bear in mind that the life or the principle events of the life of our master Yahusha correspond or are parallel to some of the events that happened to our patriarch Isaac eg. Son of the promise/covenant, both born on the 15th of Sivan "covenant renewal day, feast of weeks, day of Pentecost etc. Our patriach Isaac was to be offered as a burnt offering on the 15th of Abib/Nissan, from thus our father Abraham instituted the seven day feast or feast of unleavened bread. I stand to be corrected if I am wrong, but according to scripture please.
I was arguing with a seventh day Adventist tonight on someone else's show. Adventists believe Ellen white is a prophet, and she believes in a Friday crucifixion. So of course, they believe in it like their lives hang on her every word. But my question you can maybe help me with, I asked this Adventist: How do you get three days a day 3 nights? He said it went dark when Jesus died, so that's one night, then regular friday night is another, and Saturday night is the 3rd. How would you best answer something like that? It caught me off guard with its ridiculousness
Basically like I did in the video, by addressing from the Bible that "day" means a 12- hour period, and "night" means a 12-hour period. So no matter how you slice it, it comes up to 72 hours total. It's shocking how many people go through incredible mental gymnastics to try to make the Friday crucifixion work, when the scriptures themselves don't even agree with it. Not only that, but the word "sabbath" was plural meaning there was more than one sabbath. The weekly 7th-day Jewish sabbath starts Friday at DARK, and goes till Saturday at DARK, which would only be ONE sabbath! hope that helps ty
@@TheoHeartsill I appreciate your response, and thought you might have been interested in hearing about that mental gymnastic. Oh, one thing I just thought of as I'm writing this, and it would work especially well with SDAs I think. "So if that counts as an evening and morning, is the day count now off? Is Friday now the Sabbath? If there is an eclipse, is that now an evening and morning? And is the time off for the rest of the world who didn't experience that period of darkness?"
Hi, some issues I have with your explanation : The women would go to the tomb on friday. No reason to wait until sunday morning. He has risen on the 4th day If you believe the Bible says he rose sunday morning and not saturday evening it would be 4 nights. No time to judge and crucify Jesus on the same day (the hours that are mentioned prove this cannot be in 1 day) Why you changed your calander? First the 1st day, 22st and 50th day are on sundays (37:00) but in next picture it's sunday the 18th ? Anyway, thank you very much for this study. I see a different explanation in every video and I've made up my own a long time ago that is completely different from all others. But this view of the sundays on the 1st and 50th day I find very interesting. We all thing we know the truth but this one is really hard. Thses are some of my own puzzle pieces : There are 2 feasts : the 14th and 21st. They sacrifice the lamb the 14th. They leave the 15th, and the 21th they go though the red sea. In the middle of the week they take the road south, the road to death when Pharaoh believes they are lost in the desert. I say the 21st is the ressurection. And crucifixion is at the middle of the week. Pilate and Herodes take a few days to decide what to do with Jesus. Preparation is 3 days before the 14th and 3 before the 21st, just like preparation at Sinaï. The entrance in Jerusalem could be exacly 7 days before crucifixion. Last supper and breaking the bread with the 2 that went to Emmaus is both on a sunday, 7 days apart. I'm still hesitating between 2,5 days and 3,5 days. There are a few arguments for both. It's not just a problem of days but also hours. He has risen in the morning, but he died in the afternoon. I could say that a day that started counts (to accept less then 72 hours). But also I could say that Jesus spirit didn't descend to hell directly after his physical death. The problem with 3,5 is that it makes it the ressurection on the 4th day. That's why I'm probably going with a thursday.
Slight point here. Messiah had to rise before the first day of the week because he was buried before the sabbath started. He didnot rise on the 1st day of the week. He was accepted as the 1st fruits offering which the waving of the sheaf pictured on the morning of the first day of the week.
Another important point the tomb was sealed and guard placed on the 15th. Mt 27 :62-64 When his disciples were on the road to Emmaus they said it was the 3rd day since" these things " had occurred which included the arrest to the sealing of the tomb. Holyspirt word is perfect we just need to study and obey. Messiah fulfilled his sign and the holydays show Yahs plan of salvation for mankind.
No scripture says he was risen on the 1st day of the week. How could it if the 72hrs is true. He has to leave the tomb exact time he entered if not it is in the 4th day.He was buried before the Sabbath started. Now when Jesus was risen, early the first day of the week while it was still dark..... The word of God is precise and we can stand on it.... Truth Matters hence Good Friday & Easter & Sunday Worship are Traditions of Men.... nowhere supported in the word of Yah. .
A Wednesday Passover means that the preceding Nissan 10 fell on a weekly Sabbath. So how did Christ ride a donkey into Jerusalem without breaking the sabbath?
I haven't dug into it too much, but right off the top of my mind, several things: First, the sabbath days journey was a man-made restriction and is not a restriction from God in the law or the 10 commandments. Second, Jesus was staying at Bethany which was a mile or two from Jerusalem. Jesus was staying with Mary, Martha and Lazarus, and we have no historical record of where their house was in Bethany. It may have been on the side closest to Jerusalem and the temple. Third, the Bible says Jesus was without sin, so that by itself shows he did not break Gods true law or he would have been a sinner. hope that helps. God bless
@@TheoHeartsill Jesus arrived on the 10th, and yes it was a sabbath, however the scriptures state that on the 10th was the DAY the lambs were to be inspected. Jesus was with Mary, Martha and Lazarus but lefr the following day, He arrived on the 4th day Wednesday on Passover. this is what I have gathered from several other videos here on RUclips according to their timelines. But I have questioned this also. But if he didn't arrive on a sabbath, then it would have been on THE First DAY OF THE WEEK - SUNDAY, three days before the lambs were to be inspected. Just saying.
@@TheoHeartsill If the 10th was on Saturday, then the 14th was on Wednesday and would be the day Jesus was crucified. But if the 10th was on Sunday, Palm Sunday as we celebrate it, then the 14th would be on Thursday and Jesus would be crucified on Thursday. This is what I am hung up on, whether it was Wednesday or Thursday. Is there any scripture indicating that His triumphal entry was on the Sabbath (Saturday)?
@@Ann-JesusIsLord The most the Gospels tell us is that the Triumphal Entry was 5 days before the Passover (John chapter 12). But, considering how the Gospels use the term Passover, they could be talking about Nissan 14, the day the lambs were sacrificed, or Nissan 15, the day the lambs had to be eaten.
The Jewish day begins once a certain number of stars are visible, this varies from season to season and place to place. At the Spring and Autumnal Equinoxes a calendar day has roughly 12 hours of darkness and 12 hours of daylight.
Yes. True. I've been to Israel several times. When they saw the stars, they would blow a trumpet from the corner of the temple mount to declare the beginning of the Sabbath.
Thank you brother I’ve been trying to work this out and you have confirmed it thank you very much may God bless you as you continue to teach the word of God and make it plain. You have confirmed my point l thank God because l asked him to tell me if l was right and he send you brother to confirm l will pray for you brother please pray for me God is so good🙏🏿❤️❤️❤️👏🏾👏🏾
@ Greg - You posted 'the Jews considered a part of a day as a full day'. Yes that was a Jewish casual way of referring to days. Was that how Jesus was referring to the time he would be in the grave? Your whole belief of how long Jesus was in the grave is based on this Jewish custom. So let's look at the scriptures to see if Jesus was referring to the Jewish custom. As Christians we must yield to the words of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. First we establish what a day and a night is in Gods eyes. Read Gen 1:5,8,13,19,23,31 - establishes that a day and a night equals one day. Therefore a night is 12 hours and the day is 12 hours. Total of 24 hours for a day. Now read Jonah 1:17 - Jonah was in the fish 3 days and 3 nights. Now read the words of Jesus Matt 12:40, 16:21, 17:23. Also Mark 10:34, Luke 9:22, 18:33, 24:7,46. Also John 2:19-21. The Matt 12:40 is the most irrefutable proof Jesus said 3 days and 3 nights. How long a day and a night is established in the Genesis account. It is clear as crystal Jesus was in the grave for 72 hours! Just as our Lord said he would be. Did you watch this vid posted by Theo? No Christian can take the scriptural evidence presented and still think Christ died on a Friday to be resurrected a day and a half later. Theo did an excellent thorough job of scriptural proof. You have NO scriptural proof! I read the debate between you and David McBrine. He also did an excellent job of explaining how there were 2 Sabbaths the week Jesus died. Read Lev ch 23 to learn about the dates of Passover and the Sabbaths connected to the Feasts in addition to the regular Saturday Sabbath. Watch this vid from beginning to end. Pray for Holy Spirit to reveal the truth to you. A willingness to correct a view is a Christian quality of humility. I have no doubt you are a saved Christian, you will not lose your salvation due to this wrong belief. But if you resist the Holy Spirit God will not be pleased. When the Holy Spirit teaches something THREE TIMES we must listen. 1- Theo , 2- David McBrine , 3- Betty the ex-JW. Blessings to you. I will pray for you. Betty 🙏👍❤️😊
Great presentation, I agree with Matthew 12:40 does = 72 hours. I agree Jesus was placed in the Tomb sometime prior to The high Sabbath 15 Nissan. But 72 hours from when he was put into the tomb would give you him be resurrected Saturday evening just before the 18 Nissan. Question what about the Greek translation for first day of week? There are 8 verses which should read First Sabbaths. Not first day of week. Mark 16:2 YLT. and early in the morning of the first of the sabbaths, they come unto the sepulchre, at the rising of the sun,
I believe 3 gospels record Jesus was already risen when they came to the tomb (meaning he had already risen). Only 1 gospel records it happened that morning. I personally believe and its my opinion he was already raised before they came that Sunday Morning. The angels were sitting on the rock asking why are you looking for Jesus because he's already risen.
That's how Hebrew says a day of the week. sabbath is the word for "week" or literally "seven". So Day 1 is the first of the Sabbaths. Day 2 is the second of the Sabbaths. And Day 7 is just the Sabbath.
At the time of Christ, the Jews considered a part of a day as a full day. Therefore, on Friday, Jesus went into the grave - day 1; Saturday - day 2; Sunday resurrection - day 3.
ty David. I tried to explain it as simply as I could. 72 hours is 72 hours I don't care if it's Greek hours, Hebrew hours, Japanese hours, American hours, lol. 12 hours in a day. 12 hours in a night. :) thanks for watching the video. Hope you enjoyed.
In the video I showed in the Greek, Jesus said he would be 3 days, and 3 nights, and there's 12 hours in a day, and 12 hours in a night - so Jesus literally said he would be 72 hours in the grave. And that would be the SIGN he was the Messiah. Anybody trying to get around that is simply trying to hold onto man-made tradition that ONLY knew the Friday night sabbath - and doesn't even have a clue that there was a HIGH SABBATH on the day after Passover. In fact, if someone can't accept that 72 hours is 72 hours, you probably should quit sitting under their teaching and find a real man or woman of God who tells the truth.
@@TheoHeartsill In all honesty, the Jewish sabbath is always on Saturday, so therefore the day of preparation is on Friday. Therefore, two Sabbaths are not required -- they are not even hinted at in the text. I submit there is not one shred of evidence for this two-Sabbath theory (the meaning of "high day" Sabbath will be explained in John 19:31) in the Gospel accounts of the burial of Jesus, and no commentary I have checked has ever mentioned anything but ONE Sabbath in the parallel accounts. Almost all scholars agree, and the Gospels are quite clear, that the Crucifixion took place on a Friday; Jesus lay in the tomb on Saturday (the Sabbath); and he rose from the dead on the third day, Sunday."
@@GR65330 God instituted the High Sabbath with the Jewish nation and is recorded at Leviticus 23:4-8. It was to be celebrated on Nisan 15 (Thur) which could land on any day of the week yr-yr. All the evidence is there, all you need to do is do the research WITHOUT a closed mind.
Someone has made the comment that the crucifixion took place in AD 30, but that date does not fit into Luke's statement that John Baptist began his ministry in the 15th year of Tiberius Caesar. (this was the twelve months running from August AD 28 to August AD 29). Furthermore, this video tries to make the case for a Wednesday crucifixion, but by looking at the Hebrew calendar for the years AD 30 - 33 will show that this cannot be the case. Jesus was 6 months younger than John and was crucified at Passover, in the spring, when he was 33½ years old. It follows therefore, that Jesus must have been 30 years old in the autumn three years earlier, and that date was 6 months after John had begun his ministry, which must therefore have been in the spring of AD 29. Is anyone going to argue against the facts of Scripture and of history? The crucifixion took place on Friday 3rd April AD 33. Any other date or day cannot be substantiated by the facts of Scripture, History, or the Calendar.
The problem with your theory is that the scriptures tell us that the women followed Joseph to the tomb where they laid his body and where it was laid.. Then, (with no intervening time) they returned and prepared the spices and rested the sabbath day, and when the sabbath was past, they went back to the tomb.. This does not appear to leave time for another sabbath on Thursday. Each gospel then goes directly to the morning of the first day of the week .. .. Luke 23.55,56 *_None of the gospels say after they laid Jesus in the tomb, the women observed the sabbath and then prepared the spices, then observed another sabbath day_* Each one of the gospels say, 'It was the preparation day the day before the sabbath, and the sabbath day drew on' .. .. Thank you
so where and how do you fit in the 3 days AND 3 nights which is what Jesus Christ himself said was the sign he was the Messiah? And don't try to tell me it was only 3 days being 36 hours because he specifically said 3 days AND 3 nights which is 72 hours. That's why I took the time to break down the difference in the words for day and night - and why I also spent time explaining that IN the GREEK the word for SABBATH was PLURAL! because there was MORE than ONE sabbath that week. if you haveJesus cruficifed on friday and being resurrected on Sunday - you don't even have 72 hours. Friday night crucified in a misled church tradition. Stick with Jesus not tradition.
@@TheoHeartsill Thank you for your response.. I am open to any relevant information I may have missed that might change my mind. It's happened before.. I will consider your response.. However, the order of events laid out in the gospels do not appear to allow for an extra day between a Thursday sabbath and the weekly sabbath.. Yes, there are two sabbaths. However, they occur on the same day.. That is why it says in John 19. 31 The Jews therefore, because it was the preparation, that the bodies should not remain upon the cross on the sabbath day, *_(for that sabbath day was an high day,) *_** Meaning, that weekly sabbath day is also a **_*high day_* .. .. That is why in all of the gospels' accounts, there is no mention of a day between the 2 sabbaths, or the women would have gone to the tomb on Friday since it was not a sabbath day.. .. Also, your timeline ultimately hinges on whether 3 days and 3 nights is a literal 72 hours, which I do not believe is the case.. ..Also, the gospel of Luke 23.21 tells us that Sunday was the 3rd day, but if there was a Saturday resurrection, then Sunday would be the fourth day, which does not line up w/ scripture.. .. So, I believe the 72 hour requirement is false.. Jesus' phrase *_In the Heart of the Earth_* does not mean he was dead for three days.. I believe the timelines between Jonah and Jesus parallel in this fashion.. Jonah 2.1 *_Jonah prayed to God out of the fish's belly_* AND Jesus prayed to God from the Garden alone in darkness in pure agony sweating blood, that angels came to minister to him.. I count partial nights and days.. Thursday night, Friday night and Saturday night.. .. and Friday, Saturday and Sunday for the days but not 72 hours... We can differ and be Christians.. Enjoy your Easter! He is Risen, Indeed!!
@judywilson5183 No, read Luke 23.55,56 & Luke 24.1 the women prepared the spice THEN rested the Sabbath .. ... Luke 23:56 And they returned, and prepared spices and ointments; and rested the sabbath day according to the commandment. Luke 24:1 Now upon the first day of the week, very early in the morning, they came unto the sepulchre, *_bringing the spices which they had prepared_* , and certain others with them. Mark 16.1 uses the past tense "Had Bought spices" which we know from Luke they were already prepared..
What if he was crucified on a monday-tuesday as the 14. aviv (death at the 9th hour on tuesday). What if he was crucified on a tuesday-wednesday as the 14. aviv (death at the 9th hour of wednesday). And so on? And what about: There are three short, simple and clearly defined words: "μια των σαββατων" (mia ton sabbaton). They appear in 4 Bible passages: Mark 16:2; Luke 24:1; John 20:1; Acts 20:7 (compare Acts 16,13) and in John 20:19 in the Textus Receptus. In addition, there are two Bible passages with the short version "μια σαββατων" which are John 20:19 and 1Cor 16:2. Nevertheless, these are the most reinterpreted words in human history. The word "μια" means "one" (and not first = πρωτη = prote , Mk 16:9), "των" means "the" and "σαββατων" means "sabbath" (singular) or "sabbates" (plural). It's all very easy to understand. It became a worldwide translation chaos in that they simply made up completely new definitions for these 3 words. Sabbath can NEVER mean "week", "Lord's day" or "Sunday", because in ancient Greek there have always been equivalent words for this. So the translation into any language should be very simple : "[on] one of the Sabbaths " or "[on] one of the Sabbath days " or "[on] a Sabbath". Why does it in these passages mean something other than the sabbath in the 80 other passages which has "sabbaton" . Can someone explain? "Mia ton sabbaton" can never mean "after the sabbath", "first day of the week", "lords day" or "sunday" etc.
That first day of week is between night Sat and the sunrise of Sunday. Today's term it is actually Sat. but biblically Sunday which is different from modern Sunday,
First, it’s important to understand that three days and three nights was a Jewish idiom that simply represented three days. Secondly, the Jews considered a day as a partial day. Three days would be Friday just before 6 PM Saturday and an early Sunday.
It was the most tragic day in God's providence since the fall that God's son was rejected, denied, betrayed, tortured and murdered on the Cross. WHY? It was NOT God's original will to send the messiah just to die. That's why all those who participated in Jesus' murder were not glorified. That's why the messiah HAS to come again, to complete what Jesus wanted to complete.
And for info the 14th of Abib/Nissan occurs always on a Tuesday. And just also to correct a error in one of my massages where I stated that passover is on Wednesday. Passover is always on Tuesday every year and never changes, why? Because the biblical calendar consists of 364 days only no more and no less......
Another problem with this lay out is Luke 24:13,21,29 on the same day Jesus arose frim the dead - at the END of that Sunday the 18th at almost sundown before the 19th would begin these men said to Jesus .... 'and beside all this, to day is the third day since these things were done' .... BUT now according to your lay out it was already the end of the fourth day?
Saturday evening at 6 p.m. ended the 72 hour period and he could be raised from the dead anytime after that. Three of the gospel accounts say when they came to the tomb on Sunday morning, the stone was already removed and the tomb was empty. Matthew is the only account that says it was Sunday morning specifically. Either way, there's absolutely no way that Jesus could have been crucified on Friday and put in the grave and raised before Sunday morning at dawn, that would be barely over 1 day in the grave.
@@TheoHeartsill The day of Friday starts on Thursday 6 pm, and ends on Friday 6 pm, (Day 1). The day of Saturday begins on Friday 6 pm and ends on Saturday 6 pm, (Day 2). The day of Sunday (1st working day) starts on Saturday 6 pm and ends on Sunday 6 pm, (Day 3). (I am preaching to the converted here, I am sure you know these things). Hence one minute past 6 pm on Saturday is considered the beginning of Sunday, therefore either Jesus was resurrected on the Sabbath (Saturday) or on the 4th day Sunday, if He was crucified on Wednesday.
Absolutely right! It is misleading to tell people that Sunday was not the third day. It is wresting God's Word. I would encourage people to read 2Chron.10:5,12; Gen.40:18-20; Esther4:15; 5:1. These scriptures demonstrate that part of a day is a day. Thus "third day" should not be 25 hours before we can say it is a day. The presentation was excellent until it came to this point.
Sir, with all respect: you said that the entrance of Jesus on the donkey happened on SUNDAY and that was according to Exodus 12 on the 10th Nisan - so: 10th = 1st day of Jew week/Sunday 11th = 2nd day 12th = 3rd day 13th = 4th day 14th = 5th day 15th = 6th day 16th = 7th day 17th = 1st day of Jew week/Sunday We all know that the entrance into Jerusalem happened on Palm Sunday and that the resurrection happened a week later on a Sunday as well..... resurrection could therefore not have happened on the 18th for that was the 2nd day of the Jewish week.
Matthew 12:40 KJV - "For as Jonas was three days and three nights in the whale's belly; so shall the Son of man be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth". John 11:9 - "Jesus answered, Are there not twelve hours in the day?..." Point: Jesus himself said he would be 3 DAYS and 3 NIGHTS in the grave. He himself also stated there are 12 HOURS in a DAY. If there's 12 hours in a DAY, there's 12 hours in a NIGHT. Jesus literally said he would be 72 hours in the grave 3 DAYS and 3 NIGHTS = 72 hours
What about Last-Supper? Weren't we told Last-Supper was their Passover meal? Didn't it include unleavened-bread? If Last-Supper was the day before "Preparation-Day," why was the bread unleavened and why is Communion-wafer unleavened bread?
Easting unleaven bread in the passover ceremony is not the same thing as the feast of unleaven bread. Also, they were commanded to get leaven out of their house, which is why they ate unleavened bread. yes, Jesus did eat unleavened bread the night of the passover, and then immediately went to the garden to pray and was arrested a few hours later and was taken to be questioned, beaten and ultimately crucified..
@@TheoHeartsill - Still having trouble understanding. It appears Jesus held Last-Supper evening of 13-Nisan. But Passover celebrates Exodus and that final Exodus meal was prepared on 14-Nisan-daytime (not Sabbath) and eaten after sunset on 14-Nisan (now Sabbath). Israel left Egypt the next morning on 15-Nisan (now also Sabbath). It would seem that in the time of Jesus (and apparently still today in Israel), Jews were holding Seder on the evening of 14-Nisan, yet Jesus held his a day earlier? Is that correct? How do we reconcile that discrepancy?
@@tomnoyb8301Jesus had the Passover meal at the beginning of Passover (our Tuesday night, but still on the 14th). He was busy BEING the Lamb at the time when Jews would usually celebrate the Passover.
it DOES matter what time Jesus got out of the tomb. He got out at the exact time of day he was put IN the tomb. The Jews calculated the day from sunset to sunset. He was put in Just before sunset on a Wednesday. 1 day and one night would be just before sunset the next day and so on. The resurrection was NOT on a Sunday at all. THAT is Catholic doctrine. A sunday resurrection is a great fiction. The stone was not rolled away so Jesus could get out, it was rolled away so people could see IN.
Jesus died Thursday at 3pm, the 5th day of the week, the 15th day of the month. There is no such thing as preparation day for The Passover or the feast of unleavened bread
There is a preparation day: John 19:42 KJV - "There laid they Jesus therefore because of the Jews' preparation day; for the sepulchre was nigh at hand."
@@TheoHeartsill (John 19:42 KJV) There laid they Jesus therefore because of the Jews’ preparation day; for the sepulchre was nigh at hand. By the time they got him off the cross it was evening which is the end of one day, and the start of another, which Friday the preparation day for the weekly Sabbath. The important thing is that a new day was starting, and because of the law if a man was hung he could not remain on the tree until the next day, which in this case was the preparation which was coming in (deut.21:23). There is no preparation day for the Passover this is why work was allowed on that day so they prepare during that day. If you read Exodus 12 you will see this
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Also, as you say, the feast of firstfruits is on Sunday, and Christ is the firstfruits. His resurrection being the fulfillment of this feast .. Scripture says the 3rd day was on the first day of the week, when the women came to the tomb as the two disciples were walking with Jesus .. Luke 23.21 .. .. 1 Corinthians 15.20,23 KJVS But now is Christ risen from the dead, and become the firstfruits of them that slept. [23] But every man in his own order: Christ the firstfruits; afterward they that are Christ's at his coming.
Does it really matter..? The important thing is that Jesus was crucified, died and was raised again on the 3rd day...doesn't matter whether it was a Wednesday, Thursday or Friday.
Some people are just curious and some people want to know the truth whether it's a salvation issue or not. So I tried to answer their questions. I mean, if people are saying he was crucified on Friday, and he wasn't - then they are spreading a lie every time they say it. Hope you enjoyed the video if you watched it. God bless.
The Bible says Jesus rose the third day, not "after" the third day. 1 Corinthians 15/4 And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures: Saturday is the third day from Wednesday, but Scripture tells us He rose on the first day of the week, which would be the third day from Thursday. On your timeline, your chart shows Saturday being the third day. According to your own timeline, Sunday comes up as the fourth day. How can anyone explain otherwise, that Sunday could be the third day?
...You state that Jesus literally said that he would; "...be in the grave for a total of 72 hours...". In fact, you put that in large letters so that there would be no confusion or doubt about that. Could you please direct me to the verse(s) where Jesus made that comment? In fact, when I even run reference in my Exhaustive Concordance...I cannot find any such reference to such a statement. As I continually search the gospels for such a comment, I can not find that comment in them either. When anyone states...that Jesus said something...and He has not made such a statement...would we call that...LYING ON GOD? Shame on you.........unless you present the verse(s) where Christ makes that statement. Back to 101 class on what" "Jesus did or didn't say"... for you........
You may have missed the scriptures in the beginning that Jesus said that he would be in the grave for 3 days and 3 nights and also Jesus Christ himself said there are 12 hours in a day. I even show in the Greek the distinction between the word for day and night, showing beyond a shadow of a doubt that they were talking about day and night - and if there's 12 hours in a day, then there's 12 hours in a night. Matthew 12:39-40 KJV (39) But he answered and said unto them, An evil and adulterous generation seeketh after a sign; and there shall no sign be given to it, but the sign of the prophet Jonas: (40) For as Jonas was three days [G2250] and three nights [G3571] in the whale's belly; so shall the Son of man be three days [G2250] and three nights[G3571 in the heart of the earth. John 11:9 KJV (9) Jesus answered, Are there not twelve hours in the day [G2250]. In regards to the sign of Jonah - I don't know of a single scholar that thinks Jonah was only in the great fishes'' belly for 1.5. All agree he was in there for 3 complete 24 hour days, for a total of 72 hours. That was the very sign Jesus said would prove he was the Messiah.
@@TheoHeartsill ...Theo...thank you for your response...quickly too! I am in N.E. Ohio and am not certain of any time zone differences...but again, thank you. So, is this an admission from you that there are no verse(s) where Jesus says..."72 hours"? After all, that was my question to you, wasn't it? I think we all (I would imagine) are aware of a 24 hour construct to a "full day". Yet, that was not what you said, neither what I asked you for. Now, when we "add" something to scripture, there is a terminology for that process, in case that reference doesn't come to your mind right now, it is called...REWRITE OF SCRIPTURE. The scriptures are exact, precise and GOD-breathed...that is why we fail in our understanding of them...WHEN...we add to the text...what we think should apply, instead of what is written . You are correct that it could not be a Friday/Sunday set of events, I could not agree more. We do know that the offering of the "first fruits", took place early of the morning, the day following the Sabbath. As we serve an "unchanging GOD", this is done as a "action" that mimics how it applies to Christ. Which is clearly outlined in the N.T. letters. Therefore, the resurrection cannot transpire of the evening...it must transpire of the morning...early. Bless
Let me repeat. The scriptures I used in in Jesus' own words are there are 12 hours in a day, and I showed that was the Greek word for the daylight hours of a day. And then I showed the separate Greek word for the 12 hours of the night. So biblically according to Jesus: Three 12 hour days is 36 hours (12 x 3 = 36) Three 12 nights is 36 hours (12 x 3 = 36) For a grand total of 3 days + 3 nights = 72 hours (36 + 36 = 72) And Jesus said the only sign he would give to be the Messiah is that he would be in the grave for 3 DAYS AND 3 NIGHTS (36 daylight hours, and 36 nighttime hours). if there's 36 hours in the three 3 days, and 36 hours in the 3 nights ---- then that means there is 72 hours of total time of being in the grave and that is simple math. I've replied to you the best I can, and I trust you can see that Jesus said he would be in the grave for 3 days and 3 nights and that is Biblically 72 hours. This will probably be my last response to this post as I cannot state it any more plain that the video and my several posts. Sorry if that is not sufficient for you. God bless and thank you.
@@TheoHeartsill Matthew 12:39-40 did not say Jesus will be inside the grave for 3 days and 3 nights but it says AT THE HEART of the earth. It just means that Jesus will be CAPTURED in the heart of the earth which is Jerusalem just like in Ezekiel 5:5 that says Jerusalem is the center of all nations. There was no Biblical proof that a Jewish grave or tomb is called heart of the earth. It is even a cave on top of the land of the earth.
Matthew 12:40 KJV (40) For as Jonas was three days and three nights in the whale's belly; so shall the Son of man be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth. I guess you're calling Jesus a liar because he said he would be in grave 3 days AND 3 nights. That's 72 hours. A friday crucifixion does not get anywhere close to 3 days and 3 nights. Jesus did not say 3 days. He said 3 days AND 3 nights.
I replied to your other comment, bit I will post here again for your convivence: Please watch my video again from minutes 47:00 to about minute 50:50 as it provides a detailed chart. Also, please understand Saturday night at 6 pm actually started the 1st day of the week (Sunday). Sunday for Jews does NOT start at midnight, NOR at the dawn of the day - it actually started SATURDAY night at 6 pm! Also, you need to understand 3 of the gospel accounts had Jesus already risen and gone from the tomb BEFORE the women ever arrived at the tomb --- meaning he was already GONE BEFORE SUNDAY MORNING!! Mark 16:2-4 KJV (2) And very early in the morning the first day of the week, they came unto the sepulchre at the rising of the sun. (3) And they said among themselves, Who shall roll us away the stone from the door of the sepulchre? (4) And when they looked, they saw that the stone was rolled away: for it was very great. Luke 24:1-3 KJV (1) Now upon the first day of the week, very early in the morning, they came unto the sepulchre, bringing the spices which they had prepared, and certain others with them. (2) And they found the stone rolled away from the sepulchre. (3) And they entered in, and found not the body of the Lord Jesus. John 20:1 KJV (1) The first day of the week cometh Mary Magdalene early, when it was yet dark, unto the sepulchre, and seeth the stone taken away from the sepulchre.
The wavering of the sheaf is always on the second sunday after the resurrection. The feasts of Yahuah are never in any day of the week but always on the same days. Sabbath always on the sabbath, passover always on Wednesday, feasts of weeks always on Sunday and so forth.....
Yahweh didn't mean the evening and morning was the first day. If you said that, you would be ignoring the work he did on the first day which was separating night from day. Yahweh was only saying the evening capped or closed the first Day. The morning started the second day. Don't you agree Yahweh separated the night from day on the first day and created the firmament on the second day? If so, you can't say the second morning starts the first day. It was the beginning of the second day. Also note there are only two places in Leviticus 23 where Yahweh told the Hebrews to reckon the day from even to even. That was Passover Leviticus 23:5 and Day of Atonement Leviticus 23:27-32. Before the Babylonian captivity, the Hebrews kept their days from morning to evening. I haven't found any scripture for that yet but I do know the Babylonians kept their days from morning to morning. The Hebrews were already doing morning to morning and continued to do so during their captivity in Babylon. It wasn't until after the Greeks conquered the Hebrews that they were Hellenized and reckoned the day from evening to evening according to the Greeks reckoning. That's a historical fact you can easily research. You've said yourself at least a couple times in the first 8 minutes of the video a day is 12 hours in the day and 12 hours in the night. Why would you contradict that and say a day is evening (12 hour night) and morning (12 hour day)? I know this is going to twist your brain. Mine two when I first learned this. Other than the things I mentioned, this is a great teaching. It confirmed a lot of the things the Holy Spirit had shown me in my studies. One other small thing. You mentioned Yeshua gave up the ghost at the 9th hour which is 3:00pm. This is the same time of the evening sacrifice in the temple. Yeshua was sacrificed (crucified) at the same time of the evening sacrifice. There is another parallel I just thought of as well. Remember you stated the Hebrews kept the lamb in their house from the 10 and would sacrifice it on the 14th of Nisan? In other words they kept the lamb for 4 days before they sacrifice it. Well if you reckon 1000 years as a day with 7000 total history on earth, Yahweh kept his lamb Yeshua in his house (Heaven) 4 days (4,000 years) and the sent him to earth to be sacrificed on the 4th day (4000th year).
Wrong. For example, the 7th day Sabbath according to the law of Exodus 20, is different from the ceremonial or feast sabbaths, see Lev 23:38. The 7th day Sabbath is the definite article THE, which is a specific day. The other sabbaths of the feast days could fall on any day of the week, but if it falls on the 7th day Sabbath, it is called a high day, which happened to be over the weekend Jesus was crucified. In Luke 23 and Luke 24, it identifies also which Sabbath is the true Sabbath and the false sabbath. Sunday is the first day of the week, changed by the Roman Catholic church from the 7th day (Saturday) to Sunday the first day of the week. Another issue is the reckoning of time. A day is calculated from sunset to sunset. Sunset don't occur at 6pm all the time, it moves as the cycle of the moon moves, so it can happen for example from 5pm in winter to about after 8pm, depending in what part of the world you are. The Jews had different reckoning of times and seasons. The first month is not January as in the western world, but it is about March/April. They had a system in which they divided the day in 12 hours, see John 11:9, starting at 6am to 6pm. From 6am to 12 noon is reckoned as day and from 12noon to 6pm is reckoned as night. Therefore the evening sacrifice was at 3pm. So the Jewish system is different from the other systems in the world. And also u must take into consideration that everything in the Bible is not literal, some things are figuritive, others symbolic, still others parables, idioms, metaphors, paradoxes, etc. When the Bible says that Jonah was in the heart of the earth, it doesn't necessarily have to be that Jonah was 3 nights and 3 full days in the earth. The three days and 3 nights refers to Jesus days from the time of His suffering in Gethsemane when He sweat blood that Thursday night. I have many more to say but....... That's enough for now,. If you can't see thf light then you are obviously blind or deceived
At 49:50 you say it does not matter to you when Jesus comes out of the tomb! But it should matter to you, your whole presentation is all about how long He stays in the tomb. That's what your viewers want to hear. Odd that you do not hold to the same view as other Wednesday proponents hold to and that He came out of the tomb around 6pm Saturday as @thisbusinessofmusic1276 does. If you think He is in the tomb longer than 72 hours then that destroys the whole theory, doesn't it? Are you taking this stance because if you did take the 6pm Saturday view you would not be able to reconcile the fact that you would have Jesus wandering around aimlessly for around 12 hours (6pm-6am) before He meets with Mary Magdalene. As you have correctly pointed out He has yet to ascend to heaven as Mary could not touch Him John 20:17. So what was He doing for those 12 hours?
The special Sabbath day stated in John 19:31 which called a high day Sabbath was still celebrated by the Jews during the 7th day of the week (Saturday) and not other day like Thursday. It is always the 7th day of the week. The Bible still clearly indicate that Jesus died on FRIDAY afternoon during the Preparation Day which is before the weekly Sabbath (Saturday) based on Luke 23:44-54 and Jesus rose early morning of SUNDAY on the first day of the week (Mark 16:9 and Mark 16:2). Mark 16:9 and Mark 16:2 indicate that Jesus rose very early morning or dawn of Sunday. Luke 24:19-21 also indicate that Jesus rose ON the third day meaning DURING the first day of the week. Matthew 12:40 did not say that Christ will be inside the tomb for 3 days and 3 nights. The words IN THE HEART OF THE EARTH can mean CAPTURED for 3 days and 3 nights just like Jonah was captured by the big fish for 3 days and 3 nights. Jesus was captured night of Thursday, tortured during the day of Friday, crucified from 9am of Friday and died at 3pm of Friday and before 6pm of Saturday(Jesus must be in the tomb before the start of Sabbath, before sunset of Friday. Jesus was betrayed and captured on Thursday night, then Friday day, then Friday night, then Saturday night, then Sunday day at dawn Jesus rose early in the morning (Mark 16:9, Mark 16:2). So, I still believe Jesus died at 3pm of Friday, 6th day of the week(the Preparation Day before the weekly Sabbath-7th Day of the week) based on Luke 23:44-54 and based on Mark 16:9 Jesus rose very early in the morning of Sunday(part of the 1st day of the week), which is the third day since the crucifixion of Christ based on Luke 24:19-21 and Luke 24:1-3. My explanation is written below. The SIGN of 3 days and 3 nights versus the terms ON THE THIRD DAY and AFTER 3 DAYS. These verses below should not contradict and relay an important rule of counting a day by the Jews: Matthew 12:40---Jesus will be 3 days and 3 nights in the heart of the earth. Esther 4:16---for 3 days(night or day) Esther 5:1---on the third day Matthew 28:1-Resurrected at dawn of the first day of the week(Sunday) Matthew 26:61-His body will be revived within or in 3 days (resurrected in 3 days) Matthew 27:40---IN 3 DAYS (resurrected in 3 days) Matthew 27:63---AFTER 3 DAYS (resurrected after 3 days) Luke 9:22---ON THE THIRD DAY (resurrected on the 3rd day) Luke 24:5-7----ON THE THIRD DAY (resurrected on the 3rd day) Luke 24:19-21---IT IS THE THIRD DAY since the crucifixion of Christ (resurrected on the 3rd day) These verses above are some of the Bible verses used as basis that the phrases "on the third day", "it is the third day", "in 3 days", "after 3 days", and "3 days and 3 nights" which refer to Christ's death and resurrection MEAN THE SAME in the Bible. Websites as references for further study: bible.org/question/were-three-days-and-three-nights-jesus-was-grave-full-72-hours www.amazingfacts.org/media-library/book/e/81/t/three-days-and-three-nights www.gotquestions.org/sign-of-Jonah.html Christ was in the grave NOT in exact and literal 3 days & 3 nights because the Bible also says that Christ rose ON THE THIRD DAY. The phrase ON THE THIRD DAY is an evidence that the third day was NOT exact 24 hours and Jesus resurrected on or during the third day. Based on Luke 23:54-56, the women prepared spices during the Preparation Day(FRIDAY) before Sabbath(Saturday) and also Mark 16:1-2 said they bought spices after Sabbath(Saturday), which is before verse 2 that speaks about the next day which is the 1st day(Sunday) of the week, to anoint Jesus body after Sabbath which is in the morning of Sunday but they found the tomb empty already. So, I believe that Jesus died on the cross at 3pm of Friday just before evening and Jesus rose early morning of Sunday. The verses in Esther 4:16 and Esther 5:1 prove that the term 3 days and 3 nights, on the third day and after 3 days mean the same since Jews considered part of the day(24-hours) as 1 day based on the verses above. That is the reason why I still believe in the popular belief passed on by the early Christians to us basing on how Jews treat part of a day as one day. This is the reason why the early disciples of Christ meet together in worship, in prayer, and in breaking of bread every first day of the week which is Sunday based on their activities written in the book of Acts. I don't believe the early Christians were wrong in their interpretation of the Bible that Christ's body died on Friday and rose early morning of Sunday. The Bible is worthy of belief. Jesus is alive.
Matthew 12:40 KJV "For as Jonas was three days and three nights in the whale's belly; so shall the Son of man be THREE DAYS AND THREE NIGHTS in the heart of the earth." How can anybody read that and not figure out it's a period of 72 hours? 3 days and 3 nights is 72 hours. Church tradition says Jesus was crucified on Friday night because they didn't understand there was 2 different sabbaths that week. Jesus himself said the sign of his whole messiahship was hinged on the fact he would be in the grave 72 HOURS... NOT 36 hours. however you want to figure it and whatever day you want to put it - you still have to have 3 DAYS AND 3 NIGHTS.
@@TheoHeartsill Jesus did not clearly say in Matthew 12:40 that He will be inside the grave or tomb for exactly 72 hours because the heart of the earth can mean captured in the center of all nations which is Jerusalem (Ezekiel 5:5). A Jewish tomb is a cave on top of a land on earth not inside the earth. If you would insist that Jesus was saying in Matthew 12:40 that He will rise after exactly 72 hours inside the grave, you are wrong because Jesus clearly said in Luke 9:22 that He will rise again ON THE THIRD DAY not after 72 hours or after exactly three 24-hours day. Remember, the angels also said in Luke 24:7 that Jesus rose ON THE THIRD DAY not after exactly 72 hours. Remember the other two disciples also remembered and confirmed that Jesus rose ON THE THIRD DAY(Luke 24:21). The clearest verse is Mark 16:9 telling us that Jesus rose EARLY MORNING of SUNDAY, first day of the week not on the 7th day of the week. This tells us that the third day is Sunday, the second day was Saturday, and the first day of crucifixion was Friday. Crucified on the first day(Friday), inside the grave on Saturday (2nd day) and resurrected on the third day (Sunday). That is why early Christians believe on a Friday crucifixion and Sunday resurrection day and they regularly meet together in prayer, in worship and in breaking of bread every first day of the week (John 20:19, Acts 20:7, 1 Cor. 16:2).
Thank you for your clear explanation im inclined to accept the traditional church position on this , 2000 years ,so why now are people trying to overturn our faith , i was a jehovahs witness for over 50 years and i have now left and gon back to the anglican church because of their refusal to accept the position of Jesus However even they accept the traditional view, thank you for a clear explanation
None of the above. There was no Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Saturday, Sunday, Monday or Tuesday before 321AD because the Calendar got changed gradually between 321 AD until the culmination of the Gregorian calendar in October of 1582 AD. This Calendar in use today is at variance with the Calendar God established in Genesis 1:14. God appointed the Sun and the moon for seasons, days and years. God's Calendar talks of New Moon Days which mark the beginning of a month when the New Moon appears as a small crescent in the skies, grows bigger into a full moon (mid-month) then disappears gradually into a small crescent again and disappears before the cycle resumes. The first day of God's Calendar is not January 1st but the day of Summer Equinox when the Sun is directly above the equator, somewhere late March to beginning of April. We have a lot to unlearn and relearn because we have been brainwashed with lies taught in our churches and schools! When you observe the correct Calendar of creation, the discrepancy is quite self-evident. You just need to be very dishonest to deny what your naked eye is able to observe from the Firmament! It's getting clear from God's Calendar that what we call Saturday Sabbath is not correct. In other words, Saturday is not the Sabbath and Sunday is not the Resurrection day. We have been duped through lies and traditions passed down during the dark centuries! Also what we have come to call the Bible is incomplete scripture because many books, especially those that foretold about the global deceptions Satan would achieve through Calendar change, were conveniently removed. This work of deception could not have been achieved by human wisdom alone because it bears all the hallmarks of Satan's handywork of deception at it's ultimate level. Daniel chapter 7 verse 25 warns of a great Global Religious and political power that would change the Calender, change divine Laws and abolish God's ordained annual feasts, thereby putting a stop to the Daily or God's Sanctuary worship. This is the Abomination that desolates God's Heavenly Sanctuary worship Yeshua (Jesus) warned believers about and challenged the reader to understand! One of the books that were removed from Scripture is the book of Jubilees, a beautiful book that explained God's Calendar accurately and in details. Jubilees chapter 6:32-38 states how the world would fall away from observing God's Calendar and how the world would lose track of God's New Moon Days, the Sabbaths and observance of God's annual feasts! Is it not ironic that the religious world today observes Easter instead of the Passover? How do you call on God using names of Pagan gods? This is the sin of taking the name of God in vain! Coming back to the topic, the days of the week throughout holy scriptures are numbered, 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 in sync withe New Moons and not on assumption of a continuous weekly cycle. Is it not amazing how simple God's Calendar was made in that the Sabbath dates fell on the same Dates each month, i.e 8, 15, 22 and 29? Let's expose the error now. Yeshua (wrongly called Jesus) is our Passover Lamb. He died exactly on the 14the Day of the First Month of the year. The following day was the Sabbath the 15th. He was in the grave 3 days and three nights. On which date was He resurrected? Want to learn more? Go to www.worldslastchance.com
Jesus was crucified on a Friday (Paraskevi) Was resurrected on a Sunday (1st day of the week) 3 days and 3 nights = If I give you my car today and take it back tomorrow morning in the Jewish context that is 2 days and 2 nights The Bible was not written in Babylonian-Amerika
No one knows that answer but God What you should be asking or talking about is Revelation chapter 20 verse 15 Wow I really get freaked out on Christians the questions that they ask like if they know
the only date that holistically fits the astronomy and gospel narrative is April 3, 33 AD. Jesus died on the cross at 3pm or after the sounding of the 2nd tamid offering 14 Nisan of 3793 AM. a fraction of a day counts as a day during the second temple period, 15 nisan 3793 AM started at sundown approx. 6pm of April 3, 33 AD Jesus celebrated the Last Supper on the Feast of Unleavened Bread according to the Essene calendar that prior Tuesday, or 12 Nisan of the jewish calendar. the passover was a few hours earlier, 11 Nisan. the upper room was in the Essene quarter of Jerusalem. the solution of the 2 dates from mark and from john was not understood until the discovery of the dead sea scrolls. two religious calendars operated in Jerusalem during the 2nd temple period between the first century BC and first century AD. mark counted according the the essene calendar, while john narrated according to the jewish calendar.
He was REQUIRED to be the PASSOVER SACRIFICE on the 14th of the moon cycle and then REQUIRED to be the HIGH PRIEST WAVING THE SHEAF IN THE HEAVENLY TEMPLE, ON THE 16th of the moon cycle. 48 hours TOTAL with a MIRACLE SIGN of 3 days and 3 nights performed by YHWH within the 2 days and 2 night to fulfill YASHUAH'S testimony(Mat 12:40)and to prove NOTHING CAN BE DONE WITHOUT YHWH. There is no Mon, Tues, Wed, etc... in YHWH'S Calender.
on what for a year was jesus crucified. If it was a wednesday and it was a nisan or abib the 14 then in the year 23,24, 27,30,37. if it was a friday then in the year 26,33, 36, 39 between year 20 and 40 there gives no nisan 14 a thursday. You can test ist was a calender program
It looks like you are relying on a Hebrew calendar program. Hillel II (do a Google search for him) is regarded as the creator of the fixed perpetual Jewish calendar that these programs are based on which no longer relies on observation (like in the days of Jesus) but a purely mathematical one. This change to the calendar was made after the times of Jesus. The new calendar also has rules in place that would change the start of Rosh Hashanah (1 Tishrei) to prevent Yom Kippur (10 Tishrei) from falling on a Friday or Sunday. This was done so there would not be two days in a row where no work was allowed ie(Friday/Saturday or Saturday/Sunday). This rule also forced 15 Nisan to never fall on a Friday or Sunday. Hence, you will never see Thursday as the 14 Nisan in any of these programs. But the Bible does NOT have these rules in place 14 Nisan can fall on any day of the week there are no restrictions in place using God's Word. If you want to do your own calculation you need to find an excellent lunar calendar that goes back that far (which is normally calculated on Julian dates) then use a Julian date converter to find out what day of the week it is. There is one 14 Nisan that fell on a Thursday, 10 April 27AD
@@mjvanston I think you are right that I used a calendar conversion program that includes the calculation you mentioned, but which has nothing to do with the visible new moon. I am German and use Google Translate to translate into English. Thank you for your correction. I know that the order of the days from day 1 to day 6 and then Sabbath has not changed. What astronomical change it caused by the two sun and moon miracles in Joshua 10:12 Joshua spoke then to the LORD, ⟨and indeed⟩ on the day that the LORD delivered the Amorites before the children of Israel, and said in the sight of Israel: Sun, stand still to Gibeon, and moon, in the valley of Ajalon! Joshua 10:13 The sun stood still and the moon stood still until the people had avenged themselves on their enemies. Isn't that written in the book of Yashar? The sun stayed in the middle of the sky and did not hurry to set for about a whole day. Isaiah 38:8 Behold, I will cause the shadow ⟨of the sundial to return as many⟩ degrees as the sun has ⟨already gone down⟩ from the degrees on the sundial of Ahaz, ten degrees back. Then the sun returned ten steps, at the steps which it had gone down. So far I have not found any sources on how these 2 biblical events affected the calendar. I also don't know how the 3 days of darkness made themselves felt on the calendar Exodus 10:22 And Moses stretched out his hand toward heaven, and there was thick darkness over all the land of Egypt for three days.
@@Otmar_Schloetterlein Great question. Not 100% sure but my educated guess is that the Joshua and Isaiah miracles you quote would have had little effect on the overall calendar. Yes, it would have interrupted that month, but everything would have been brought back into sync when a new moon was observed. As for the Exodus ninth plague event, I assume they would have been observing an Egyptian calendar and I have no idea how that would be corrected. Maybe someone else could help you there.
Jesus was not arrested nor crucified but was caught up to heaven before soldiers arrived the house he stayed with followers. There are lots of false doctrines & false teachings in Christianity!
the sign is 3 days and 3 nights for a total of 72 hours total is the main point. Trying to use a few minutes or a few hours of a day doesn't work. The sign is 3 days and 3 nights (72 hours) and the gospel accounts show that's exactly what happened. Here's a reply i put in your other comments also: Please understand Saturday night at 6 pm actually started the 1st day of the week (Sunday). Sunday for Jews does NOT start at midnight, NOR at the dawn of the day - it actually started SATURDAY night at 6 pm! Also, you need to understand 3 of the gospel accounts had Jesus already risen and gone from the tomb BEFORE the women ever arrived at the tomb --- meaning he was already GONE BEFORE SUNDAY MORNING!! Mark 16:2-4 KJV (2) And very early in the morning the first day of the week, they came unto the sepulchre at the rising of the sun. (3) And they said among themselves, Who shall roll us away the stone from the door of the sepulchre? (4) And when they looked, they saw that the stone was rolled away: for it was very great. Luke 24:1-3 KJV (1) Now upon the first day of the week, very early in the morning, they came unto the sepulchre, bringing the spices which they had prepared, and certain others with them. (2) And they found the stone rolled away from the sepulchre. (3) And they entered in, and found not the body of the Lord Jesus. John 20:1 KJV (1) The first day of the week cometh Mary Magdalene early, when it was yet dark, unto the sepulchre, and seeth the stone taken away from the sepulchre.
The days of the week are not nominal as with the Roman Days, (as shown in books of Jebeles's and Enoch) the 1st Month of Spring equinox was known as Aviv. Working back , from Pentecost, feast of Wheat 16 th day of the 3rd month. First Fruits feast of Barley, 26th of Aviv, and the 1st day of the week, as with Wheat, Wine, Oil, and Wood. Then the awaited fulfilment of Trump, Atonement and Tabernacles.
THE HEART OF THE EARTH DOES not mean the grave. Jesus allowed Himself to be taken by sinful men this time from His betrayal, trial c rucifixtion and resurrection took three days and three nights..HIS Passion. The miracle was AS Jonah did not die in the whale Jesus as God did not die only HIS humanity died an eternal.God cannot die Jesus said He could lay down His life and take it up again. He was only in the grave for approx 40 hours The three daysand three nights was the time of His Passion. I don't find that hard to understand
Bro Theo, yuor calendar is confusing and gregorian, not biblical. Please read Genesis 1: 14-19 and you will understand that the first or rather day 1 of Abib/Nissan is always on Wednesday every year it never changes.... God never changes, therefore He will never confuse His children, He has set days for everyone of His creation, if a man is born on the first day of Nissan 2024 then his first anniversary will be on the first day of Nissan 2025 and not on the 2nd or the 3rd day, because by then he will not complete his first anniversary only, but his first anniversary and 2 or 3 days...
Thank you Brother Theo for the love and compassion you have for our Savior Jesus Christ. You are a gift from God. I have been so blessed having you for a teacher.
Aww...thank you so much sis Margaret. We love and appreciate ya'll so much!
Fantastic, brother Theo.
I've done the same study which proves that our Lord was crucified on a Wednesday.
Great explanation you made.
Thanks and God bless you.
awesome. ty so much.
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One detail about the women who bought and prepared the spices was that many point to two scriptures that they say contradict each other.
Mark 16:1 describes them buying the spices after the sabbath and Luke 23:55,56 says they prepared the spices before the sabbath.
You may already know the solution but obviously the day they bought and prepared the spices had to be on Friday. (the day after the High sabbath and the day before the weekly sabbath) so they were prepared to go to the grave at dawn on Sunday (since they couldn't do anything on Saturday, sabbath) before the body could decompose. This really helps to clear up that perceived contradiction and really adds weight to the Wednesday crucifixion. PS We can now nail down an exact day/month/year when He was crucified by extrapolating when Nisan 14 lands on a Wednesday!
There's only one year that that happens, and that's 30 AD April 3 Gregorian calendar. There's so much more we can calculate for dates if we know the exact day of His crucifixion, ie The year of His birth etc. God bless your ministry.
Thank you. I tried to show that on my chart and with the scriptures. Some people don't realize there was a "free" day where the people could do whatever they wanted as soon as the high sabbath ended Thursday night at 6 p.m. and went all day Friday - because the Friday/Saturday sabbath doesn't start till Friday night at 6 p.m.
So yes, the people are free to move around and do what they wanted, and could even go visit the tomb, buy spices, or do whatever they wanted. But even in that, they wouldn't be able to actually touch the body, because the tomb was under seal and armed guard by the soldiers preventing them from accessing the tomb.
@@TheoHeartsill The “free” day was actually a “preparation” day since the day before each sabbath was a day to prepare for the sabbath ie. remove all leaven from their homes etc. So I’m sure those women were very busy on that day.
This was Not calculated by the Gregorian Galendar, but the Hebraic time frame.
Thank you for the clarification of the Passover (Crucifixion of Jesus Chris) and First fruit of the Harvest (Resurrection of Jesus Christ) so clearly. I am a Chaplain and I will be enlightening our congregation with this truth. May God bless you.
This was so interesting! Thank you for all the time invested in this teaching.
Thank you so much Brother Theo for producing such an excellent lecture. God bless your ministry🙏
Thank you!
Thank you very much Bro. Theo for enlightening me that our Lord Jesus Christ ascended to Heaven to present Himself to the Father as the “First Fruit” (the first from among the dead who rose from the dead). He went back again to earth to be with is disciples physically although in a glorified body.
Nisan 14 - 34 AD. March 24th on a Wednesday.
Pastor Kumar teaches on it. Best teaching I have heard this far.
Hi, is he on RUclips too? the link, pls., if so... Shalom! 💝💝🌈🌈
@@authenticadvocate Bible Believers Ministries India, Shalom!
Million Million Thanks to you Dear for that Great Unfolding of 72 hours of Resurrection.
Will wait to hear from you and fro. Yours all.
❤God in Jesus bless you more Daily❤
Brother Theo, I live in Thessaloniki Greece-Hellas. This video is the best educational video i have ever seen about the 3 days and 3 days topic. Keep working and let the Word of God and the Holy Spirit guide you to your ministry and the truth. God bless you and the church you serve
On the "Preparation day" before the Sabbath, The Sabbath keepers betrayed, persecuted, denied and nailed and hung Lord of the Sabbath. All of this is confirmed by the Apostle Rock taught in Acts 3: Speaking to the Sabbath keepers from the Temple of the Jews!
Acts 3:
12 And when Rock (Peter) saw it, he answered unto the people, *Ye men of Israel* , why marvel ye at this? or why look ye so earnestly on us, as though by our own power or holiness we had made this man to walk?
13 The God of Abraham, and of Isaac, and of Jacob, the God of our fathers, hath glorified his Son Jesus; *whom YOU delivered up, and DENIED him in the presence of Pilate, when he was determined to let him go.*
14 *But YOU denied the Holy One and the Just, and *desired a MURDER* to be granted unto YOU;
15 *And KILLED the Prince of life,* whom God hath raised from the dead; whereof we are witnesses.
Yep, the Sabbath keepers condemned and murdered the "Lord of the Sabbath" while desiring a murderer. You can't make these things up!
There is something very prophetic in that part of "desiring a murderer" .
Wonderful Bro. Theo. You have done a great job of explaining the truth. I have listened to many but yours is the best. May the Good Lord continue to bless you and shine His marvelous light on so you can shine it on us.
thank you
Just a couple of comments about Jewish feast days as you call them. They are not Jewish feasts or festivals. God himself calls these days the feasts of the LORD. The Hebrew word for feasts is moed and is more correctly translated appointed times. These are God’s holy set apart appointed times that God commanded all 13 tribes of Israel to observe not just the Jews. The name Jews if applied correctly should technically only refer to the tribe of Judah. There are actually 7 holy days or God’s appointed times listed in Leviticus 23 and they are all high sabbaths. You also said The Day of Atonement was not a sabbath which is incorrect. It is a sabbath per Leviticus 23:(32) and also a day of affliction or fasting and no food or water is permitted so no food preparation is needed. The Day of Atonement is considered to be the highest of the high sabbaths. The other high sabbaths are feast days so food preparation is permitted.
1: First Day of Unleavened Bread:
2: Last Day of Unleavened Bread:
3: Feast of Weeks or Pentecost:
4: Feast of Trumpets:
5: Day of Atonement:
6: Feast of Tabernacles:
7: The Eighth Day:
Thank you very much for this detailed video and its graphically and comprehensively clear presentation - that must have been a lot of work! However, I was left with several questions after this video that I wish you had discussed a bit more. While I really liked that you spent a lot of time explaining the basis for your reasoning (such as the OT understanding of the length of days, etc.), I also thought that some of your conclusions seemed a bit rushed and not compellingly logical from what you had previously explained. For example, after explaining that the Feast of First Fruits must fall on a Sunday (which is all perfect and makes biblical and logical sense), you then jump to your table of days and simply assigned Nisan 18 to Sunday (around the 38:18 time mark). But Nisan 16 could just as easily be assigned to Sunday if the regular Sabbath and the "High Sabbath" simply fell on the same day that year (see more on this below).
Here are the questions that came up while I was watching. I would appreciate it if someone could answer them 🙂
1. In many of the Wednesday-crucifixion theory videos, I miss mention, let alone thorough discussion, of Luke 24:21, which clearly speaks of Sunday as the third day after Jesus' crucifixion, given the context of the entire passage and dialogue. This would clearly make Friday the day of the crucifixion. In some comments on other videos, I kept reading that "on the third day" in Greek literally means "three days had passed" - tbh, I have no idea where this misconception comes from. (Side note: Lk 24:21 is actually quite difficult to translate because it is not clear to which subject the finite verb ἄγει belongs. Also, the following prepositional relative clause beginning with ἀφʼ οὗ is not easily connected to the preceding clauses, since οὗ does not grammatically allow for ἡμέραν as an antecedent, as many translations imply). How does Lk 24:21 fit into the Wednesday-curcifixion theory?
2. I also miss a more open and less predetermined discussion of Jn 19:31. This verse need not imply that the day after Jesus' crucifixion was a Sabbath other than the regular Saturday Sabbath. It simply says that "the day of that Sabbath was great". It may well be that the 15th of Nisan and the Saturday Sabbath were the same day in that year.
3. There is no direct account of two different Sabbaths in any of the Gospels; given how meticulously the Evangelists seem to have tried to record the events surrounding Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection, it surprises me that none of them speak in clear terms of a crucifixion-->Sabbath-->regular (or free) day-->Sabbath-->first day of the week sequence, but rather a crucifixion-->Sabbath-->first day of the week sequence.
4. How can the 10th of Nisan (the identification/selection of the Passover lamb) be Sunday if the 14th of Nisan is Wednesday? In an earlier comment by @johnbryant1341, I saw that @TheoHeartsill admitted that he did not have a good explanation for this. Does anyone else have a good one?
Given the many biblical difficulties with the Wednesday-crucifixion theory, I personally would rather stick with church tradition, which as early as the second century, as recorded in one of the writings of St. Justin the Martyr, considered Friday to be the day of Jesus' crucifixion and celebrated it as such (1. Apology, cp. 67). Yes, I also believe very strongly in Scripture and its truthfulness. But I, like others, would rather begin by questioning what Jesus meant by "the heart of the earth" in Mt 12:40 than necessarily question a 2000 year old tradition.
Thank you for this beautiful clarification. I knew the Friday didn’t make sense to me. May God bless you!
amen ty
Praise the Lord! Sir, you did an outstanding job explaining this. Thank you so very much.
thank you very much!
Absolutely, a Great narrative and CLEAR TIMELINE.
thank you
Thank you so much. Now I fully understand the passover, the crusifixtion and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
I appreciate your time & amazing introduction about the which day-fassing of our Lord Jesus!
Most important of all Jesus almighty rosed from the dead. Alleluia, Amen! 🙏❤️🙏
thank you
@ Theo Heartsill , YES ,many thanks for this VERY IMPORTANT Teaching Issue !! ---- * The Apostles met on the First day of the week to remember & celebrate CHRIST'S resurrection day. ** Didn't HE rise on the First day of the week ?!
To be in the tomb for 3 days and 3 nights, Yeshua had to be resurrected 72 hours after he was put in the tomb. If he was put in the tomb before sundown, which would then start the high holy day (1st day of unleavened bread), then he would need to be resurrected at that same time right before the weekly Sabbath ended.
I also want to talk about the crucifixion and resurrection. First in reference to the crucifixion, you had mentioned Exodus 12:6 where they are to kill the lamb at evening. That Hebrew word for "evening" has a few different meanings. For example, "evening," "twilight," "between the two evenings," etc. There have been different ideas of what this really means. If you look at what happened during the crucifixion, you'll see why I like the phrase "between the two evenings." At the third hour (9 am), Yeshua was crucified (Mark 15:25). From the sixth hour (noon) to the ninth hour (3 pm), darkness was over the land (Mark 15:33). At the ninth hour (3 pm), Yeshua died Mark 15:34-37). On this particular Passover, there were literally two evenings, the first one that started at noon because of the darkness and the second one that started at sundown (6 pm). So, Yeshua was literally killed between the two evenings.
Second, I want to say something about the resurrection taking place just before the weekly Sabbath ended. There was a tradition or ritual that Israelite farmers went through before they could do the actual barley harvest. This is mentioned in the Jewish Mishnah Menahot. These are not exact quotes, but you'll get the idea.
"According to historical records, the Israelite farmer had to first harvest a sheaf (Omer) of barley from his field and take it to the priest. This was the premier or very first and best part of his barley crop. The Jews did this in the closing or twilight hours of the Sabbath-the day before the Feast of Firstfruits."
"The second-century Mishnah affirms that, when the Sadducees controlled the Temple, the sickle was put to the grain just as the sun was going down on the weekly Sabbath."
The Bible nowhere indicates that the priests understood the ritual they were performing at the close of the Sabbath when Yeshua, the archetypical wavesheaf, was “harvested” from the physical world by being resurrected from the dead. On the following morning, as the firstborn of many brethren, He ascended to God’s throne to be accepted by the Father.
amen. God is good to us. I hope the video was a blessing to you. There is so much depth and beauty in all of this, and like you said, the foreshadowing of the harvests etc. God is amazing.
When Jesus was risen, and Mary come into contact with him at the tomb he told her not to cling to him as he HAD NOT ASCENDED TO HIS FATHER, HIS
GOD AND ALSO HER GOD AND FATHER. This seems to me that he had not ascended at this time. I believe it was after Penecost that he went to to the faather and sat down at His right hand. However I could be wrong, as I have heard that he appeared to angels. I am perplexed regarding this time frame.
Shalom! 🌈💝😇🥳 HalleluYAH! thanks beloved bro Theo; grace be to you always, and to everyone else which truly love God, Amen. Yet it took you patient almost 1 hour explanation (which for some or many is either confusing and or not satisfying - I'm sorry I'm one of them,) For behold, "In the LORD JESUS CHRIST'S faithful grace, "I can name that tune in one note!" [figuratively speaking] (have you seen that American TV program during the 70's - "Name That Tune?" LOL!) Anyway, sincerely, I hope the LORD provides me time for your video: But one thing is certain, that we agree with - our dear LORD of compassion/love was crucified on the day before the sabbath, or what we call ever since, a "Friday," Amen; [holy "1 CORINTHIANS 12:4-11;"] HalleluYAH! Peace/Shalom 📜📖💎⚖🎁✨💝💪🤗😍🤩😇🥳 👍🙌🙏🙏🙏
One more question, I was just curious if you keep the 7th day sabbath or not? I find it interesting that even more and more sunday church goers are embracing Wednesday as well. Which is interesting they pick their midweek service to be Wednesday. Probably a coincidence?
Great presentation. I hope to be able to someday do them half as good.
A couple of questions I have: Why did the women wait until Sunday to go to the tomb to anoint Jesus' body when they could have done that on Friday? According to Luke 24:21, Cleopas and his companion met Jesus on Sunday and said it had been three days since all these things had happened. To me these point to a Thursday crucifixion. I accept almost everything except the requirement for a full 72 hours. God bless and thanks.
It is customary for Jews to visit the grave after three days after the loved one is laid to rest. Most likely this is the reason for the Sunday visit to the grave by the women.
Also, in Jewish tradition, sundown starts the new day, which means Saturday after sunset starts a new day. So this points to a Wednesday crucifixion.
Bravo sir. A very comprehensible Biblical timeline of all the events of note. The Sabbath though, like any other day begins and ends at sunset every week. This is not just when the “Jews” day begins, it’s how God numbers and calculates His day for times and seasons (Genesis 1:14). This is how man was to calculate the Holy Days God gave him. 6:00pm is an average or approximate general time of day but sunset is the mark to go by., not the first star that appears. That’s a Jewish corruption of the commandment (Mark 7::7-9). It’s also very important to note that the days of the week timeline you so expertly just laid out took place in the year 31 AD. So the Church of God that began in Jerusalem on the day of Pentecost (Acts 2:1-4) was not in 33 AD.
Theo please help. Some of us here have a problem with Jesus riding the Donkey on a Sabbath. Can't get an answer from anyone else either. Please reply! Thanks so much. Great job.
Thank you Theo for a great study.
There are three problems with this view.
1. The Passover lamb was eaten on the 15th of Abib, on the first day of the feast of Unleavened Bread in the evening. The lamb was eaten with unleavened bread and bitter herbs. Not the 14th! Ex 12:8. Luke 22:1
2. The double Sabbath prevented the women from returning to the grave to finish the balming. Which is not possible with the Wednesday crucifixion proposal. The simple fact that the woman would have returned on the Friday to finish the balming is the evidence that eliminates the Wednesday crucifixion narrative all together.
3. The mathematics are crooked and is manipulated to equal 72 hours. The three hours on Wednesday is ignored and the fourth night in the grave is not counted.
The Friday crucifixion does not satisfy Matt 12:40, which only accounts for two days and two nights, and that leaves only Thursday as the crucifixion day.
Now if someone dies on Monday at 9pm, the death certificate will simply state that the person died on Monday. The fact that the person was only dead for three hours is irrelevant.
Therfore counting the days and nights from Thursday, including the 3 hours of Thursday gives us exactly three days and three nights.
It also conforms to how Matt 12:40 describes 3 days before 3 nights.
PS. the 21st of Abib was also a annual Sabbath.
Shalom
Thank you for your kind comments. I wish I could copy a graph in here, but let me try to line some things in a text based chart to hopefully show what I'm saying: (Highlights and caps are for emphasis, not shouting)
The bible says that Jesus was put in the grave basically right at dark. They were having to work super fast to try and make it happen.
Lets say for easy figuring, that by the time they shut the door and officially sealed the tomb was *Wednesday at 6 pm* .
So *Wednesday evening/night at 6 PM is where the 1st minute STARTS* .
1 day 2 day 3 day RISE from the Grave
!-------------------------! !------------------------! !--------------------------!
Wed Thur Friday Sat
6 pm 6 pm 6 pm 6 pm
*1st day ends Thursday 6 pm* (24 hours)
*2nd day ends Friday 6 pm* (24 more hours)
*3rd day ends Saturday 6 pm* (24 more hours)
That's a total of 72 hours AND, t *he Jewish new day (Sunday, 1st day of the week) starts Saturday evening at 6:01 pm* . *So what we today consider to be Saturday evening was actually Sunday "morning" in ancient Israel* .
3 gospels record that when the women came to the tomb he was already risen and gone. Meaning more than likely Jesus was probably risen long before Sunday morning breaking of dawn (sunlight).
Only 1 gospel says it was the breaking of dawn.
Hope that clarifies my position and thank you for being kind. God bless.
Thanks for your reply, it would have been better if we could talk.
I know how much time goes into preparing a video like this, so again, I am not here to distract from your work.
But hopefully it will make you think again.
I understand the 72-hour principal and have been studying this for many years.
However, I hope that you can clearly understand the 3 points I have presented. There is more.
The one you should focus on is #2. Why did the woman not finish the burial on Friday?
The reason why the women only returned on Sunday was because it was a double Sabbath between the crucifixion and the resurrection.
You need Friday to be an annual Sabbath, but nowhere can we get three Sabbaths in a row in the Hebrew calendar.
Do you see the problem?
Then, to hold on to the 12 hour day/night as the unit of measure is simply not true.
You know it can also mean part of a day or night and still satisfying the Scripture.
The rest of the Scriptures actually strongly suggest Friday but can still be stretched to Thursday, but not Wednesday.
‘Behold, I cast out demons and perform cures today and tomorrow, and the third day, I shall be perfected.’
Luk.13.32.
Again, I also understood it the same way as u did. However, with His grace I have learned otherwise.
Shalom
@@Filippus-uu1puThe Friday between the Feast of Unleavened bread (Thursday -a high sabbath) and the weekly Sabbath (Saturday) is when the women bought and prepared the spices. Mark 16:1 says that AFTER the sabbath the women bought spices Luke 23:56 says they finished preparing the spices, but had to observe the FOLLOWING DAY sabbath. That in-between day accounts for this.
Excellent explanation ❤️🙏🏼
thank you!
Let's do the math
(Luke 24:21 KJV) But we trusted that it had been he which should have redeemed Israel: and beside all this, to day is the third day since these things were done.
Today is the 3rd day since
Watch this
Thursday=Crucifixion
Friday=1st-day since
Saturday =2nd day since
Sunday =3rd day since
Sunday is the 3rd day since Jesus was crucified
if you read the scriptures, you will see they bear out that Jesus was ALREADY risen when the people came to the grave on Sunday morning. If he was already risen, and the stone already rolled away, how are you saying he was raised sunday morning (at daybreak). Put it all together.
@@TheoHeartsill
Watch this Jesus died Thursday
Thursday/Friday eve
Friday/Saturday eve
Saturday/Sunday eve
Thursday =1st-day
Friday eve=1st-night
Friday =2nd-day
Saturday eve=2nd-night
Saturday =3rd-day
Sunday eve=3rd'night
So after rising Sunday eve which was the last night, Jesus was seen Sunday which if we count the 3rd day since Jesus was crucified on Thursday
So let's do the math
(Luke 24:21 KJV) But we trusted that it had been he which should have redeemed Israel: and beside all this, to day is the third day since these things were done.
Today is the 3rd day since
Watch this
Thursday=Crucifixion
Friday=1st-day since
Saturday =2nd day since
Sunday =3rd day since
Sunday is the 3rd day since Jesus was crucified
@@TheoHeartsill
If we do the math if we say Jesus died Wednesday and if we count from Wednesday to Sunday we will get 4 days which contradicts today is the 3rd day since (Luke.24:21).
People say Jesus died on Thursday which is correct, but what they don't realize is that the passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread were the same day
Hey Brother, Do you pastor a congregation, evangelize, visit other churches?? Would love to meet you one day👍🏻
Currently pastoring a Church. Live in Texas.
Does this make Sunday a Holyday
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It doesn't matter what day Jesus was crucified. All that matters is He was crucified and 3 days later He rose from the dead. And He sits forever at the right hand of the Father and is forever more our propitiation for our sins.
Let us therefore walk in what He redeemed us for. Putting off the old man, Putting on the robe of Righteousness, denying ourselves, picking up our cross and following Him! Becoming Him in this world. That our light will shine because He is the light shining in us and through us.
Follow Him and become Him. Let His love fill us and flow through us and this world will be changed.
God bless you all!! He rules and reigns now and forever!
amen. Some people are curious what the true day is, as they don't won't to be lying saying it's Friday if that's not the truth.
Thank you. god bless you.
God bless
Bro Theo, good presentation. But slightly out of scripture. Remember Yahusha himself said to his disciples, " you know that in 2 days is the passover and the son of man is going to be handed over into the hands of the gentiles to be crucified."
And on the first day of unleavened bread his disciples came to him and said:" where do you want us to prepare the passover meal for us to eat?"
My question is if Yahusha was crucified on passover day, then what day did he eat the passover meal with his disciples?
We must always bear in mind that the life or the principle events of the life of our master Yahusha correspond or are parallel to some of the events that happened to our patriarch Isaac eg. Son of the promise/covenant, both born on the 15th of Sivan "covenant renewal day, feast of weeks, day of Pentecost etc. Our patriach Isaac was to be offered as a burnt offering on the 15th of Abib/Nissan, from thus our father Abraham instituted the seven day feast or feast of unleavened bread. I stand to be corrected if I am wrong, but according to scripture please.
you are right on
Very good presentation
Thank you!
@@TheoHeartsill - it would be interesting to hear more about the resurrection account in Matthew (with the soldiers)
Thank you Brother Theo
I was arguing with a seventh day Adventist tonight on someone else's show. Adventists believe Ellen white is a prophet, and she believes in a Friday crucifixion. So of course, they believe in it like their lives hang on her every word.
But my question you can maybe help me with, I asked this Adventist: How do you get three days a day 3 nights?
He said it went dark when Jesus died, so that's one night, then regular friday night is another, and Saturday night is the 3rd.
How would you best answer something like that? It caught me off guard with its ridiculousness
Basically like I did in the video, by addressing from the Bible that "day" means a 12- hour period, and "night" means a 12-hour period. So no matter how you slice it, it comes up to 72 hours total. It's shocking how many people go through incredible mental gymnastics to try to make the Friday crucifixion work, when the scriptures themselves don't even agree with it. Not only that, but the word "sabbath" was plural meaning there was more than one sabbath. The weekly 7th-day Jewish sabbath starts Friday at DARK, and goes till Saturday at DARK, which would only be ONE sabbath! hope that helps
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@@TheoHeartsill I appreciate your response, and thought you might have been interested in hearing about that mental gymnastic.
Oh, one thing I just thought of as I'm writing this, and it would work especially well with SDAs I think.
"So if that counts as an evening and morning, is the day count now off? Is Friday now the Sabbath? If there is an eclipse, is that now an evening and morning? And is the time off for the rest of the world who didn't experience that period of darkness?"
Hi, some issues I have with your explanation :
The women would go to the tomb on friday. No reason to wait until sunday morning.
He has risen on the 4th day
If you believe the Bible says he rose sunday morning and not saturday evening it would be 4 nights.
No time to judge and crucify Jesus on the same day (the hours that are mentioned prove this cannot be in 1 day)
Why you changed your calander? First the 1st day, 22st and 50th day are on sundays (37:00) but in next picture it's sunday the 18th ?
Anyway, thank you very much for this study.
I see a different explanation in every video and I've made up my own a long time ago that is completely different from all others.
But this view of the sundays on the 1st and 50th day I find very interesting.
We all thing we know the truth but this one is really hard.
Thses are some of my own puzzle pieces :
There are 2 feasts : the 14th and 21st.
They sacrifice the lamb the 14th. They leave the 15th, and the 21th they go though the red sea.
In the middle of the week they take the road south, the road to death when Pharaoh believes they are lost in the desert.
I say the 21st is the ressurection. And crucifixion is at the middle of the week.
Pilate and Herodes take a few days to decide what to do with Jesus.
Preparation is 3 days before the 14th and 3 before the 21st, just like preparation at Sinaï.
The entrance in Jerusalem could be exacly 7 days before crucifixion.
Last supper and breaking the bread with the 2 that went to Emmaus is both on a sunday, 7 days apart.
I'm still hesitating between 2,5 days and 3,5 days. There are a few arguments for both.
It's not just a problem of days but also hours. He has risen in the morning, but he died in the afternoon.
I could say that a day that started counts (to accept less then 72 hours).
But also I could say that Jesus spirit didn't descend to hell directly after his physical death.
The problem with 3,5 is that it makes it the ressurection on the 4th day.
That's why I'm probably going with a thursday.
Slight point here. Messiah had to rise before the first day of the week because he was buried before the sabbath started. He didnot rise on the 1st day of the week.
He was accepted as the 1st fruits offering which the waving of the sheaf pictured on the morning of the first day of the week.
Another important point the tomb was sealed and guard placed on the 15th. Mt 27 :62-64
When his disciples were on the road to Emmaus they said it was the 3rd day since" these things " had occurred which included the arrest to the sealing of the tomb.
Holyspirt word is perfect we just need to study and obey.
Messiah fulfilled his sign and the holydays show Yahs plan of salvation for mankind.
No scripture says he was risen on the 1st day of the week.
How could it if the 72hrs is true. He has to leave the tomb exact time he entered if not it is in the 4th day.He was buried before the Sabbath started.
Now when Jesus was risen, early the first day of the week while it was still dark.....
The word of God is precise and we can stand on it.... Truth Matters hence Good Friday & Easter & Sunday Worship are Traditions of Men.... nowhere supported in the word of Yah.
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A Wednesday Passover means that the preceding Nissan 10 fell on a weekly Sabbath. So how did Christ ride a donkey into Jerusalem without breaking the sabbath?
I haven't dug into it too much, but right off the top of my mind, several things:
First, the sabbath days journey was a man-made restriction and is not a restriction from God in the law or the 10 commandments.
Second, Jesus was staying at Bethany which was a mile or two from Jerusalem. Jesus was staying with Mary, Martha and Lazarus, and we have no historical record of where their house was in Bethany. It may have been on the side closest to Jerusalem and the temple.
Third, the Bible says Jesus was without sin, so that by itself shows he did not break Gods true law or he would have been a sinner.
hope that helps.
God bless
@@TheoHeartsill If He rode an animal on the Sabbath, why didn't the Jewish leaders go after Him for it?
@@TheoHeartsill Jesus arrived on the 10th, and yes it was a sabbath, however the scriptures state that on the 10th was the DAY the lambs were to be inspected. Jesus was with Mary, Martha and Lazarus but lefr the following day, He arrived on the 4th day Wednesday on Passover.
this is what I have gathered from several other videos here on RUclips according to their timelines. But I have questioned this also. But if he didn't arrive on a sabbath, then it would have been on THE First DAY OF THE WEEK - SUNDAY, three days before the lambs were to be inspected. Just saying.
@@TheoHeartsill If the 10th was on Saturday, then the 14th was on Wednesday and would be the day Jesus was crucified. But if the 10th was on Sunday, Palm Sunday as we celebrate it, then the 14th would be on Thursday and Jesus would be crucified on Thursday. This is what I am hung up on, whether it was Wednesday or Thursday. Is there any scripture indicating that His triumphal entry was on the Sabbath (Saturday)?
@@Ann-JesusIsLord The most the Gospels tell us is that the Triumphal Entry was 5 days before the Passover (John chapter 12). But, considering how the Gospels use the term Passover, they could be talking about Nissan 14, the day the lambs were sacrificed, or Nissan 15, the day the lambs had to be eaten.
God bless
Thank you
The Jewish day begins once a certain number of stars are visible, this varies from season to season and place to place. At the Spring and Autumnal Equinoxes a calendar day has roughly 12 hours of darkness and 12 hours of daylight.
Yes. True. I've been to Israel several times. When they saw the stars, they would blow a trumpet from the corner of the temple mount to declare the beginning of the Sabbath.
Yes this is true.
SO WHAT IS YOYR POINT???
Thank you brother I’ve been trying to work this out and you have confirmed it thank you very much may God bless you as you continue to teach the word of God and make it plain. You have confirmed my point l thank God because l asked him to tell me if l was right and he send you brother to confirm l will pray for you brother please pray for me God is so good🙏🏿❤️❤️❤️👏🏾👏🏾
@ Greg - You posted 'the Jews considered a part of a day as a full day'. Yes that was a Jewish casual way of referring to days. Was that how Jesus was referring to the time he would be in the grave? Your whole belief of how long Jesus was in the grave is based on this Jewish custom. So let's look at the scriptures to see if Jesus was referring to the Jewish custom. As Christians we must yield to the words of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. First we establish what a day and a night is in Gods eyes. Read Gen 1:5,8,13,19,23,31 - establishes that a day and a night equals one day. Therefore a night is 12 hours and the day is 12 hours. Total of 24 hours for a day. Now read Jonah 1:17 - Jonah was in the fish 3 days and 3 nights. Now read the words of Jesus Matt 12:40, 16:21, 17:23. Also Mark 10:34, Luke 9:22, 18:33, 24:7,46. Also John 2:19-21. The Matt 12:40 is the most irrefutable proof Jesus said 3 days and 3 nights. How long a day and a night is established in the Genesis account. It is clear as crystal Jesus was in the grave for 72 hours! Just as our Lord said he would be.
Did you watch this vid posted by Theo? No Christian can take the scriptural evidence presented and still think Christ died on a Friday to be resurrected a day and a half later. Theo did an excellent thorough job of scriptural proof. You have NO scriptural proof!
I read the debate between you and David McBrine. He also did an excellent job of explaining how there were 2 Sabbaths the week Jesus died. Read Lev ch 23 to learn about the dates of Passover and the Sabbaths connected to the Feasts in addition to the regular Saturday Sabbath.
Watch this vid from beginning to end. Pray for Holy Spirit to reveal the truth to you. A willingness to correct a view is a Christian quality of humility.
I have no doubt you are a saved Christian, you will not lose your salvation due to this wrong belief. But if you resist the Holy Spirit God will not be pleased. When the Holy Spirit teaches something THREE TIMES we must listen. 1- Theo , 2- David McBrine , 3- Betty the ex-JW.
Blessings to you. I will pray for you. Betty 🙏👍❤️😊
Thank you Betty, nice writeup!
Great presentation,
I agree with Matthew 12:40 does = 72 hours. I agree Jesus was placed in the Tomb sometime prior to The high Sabbath 15 Nissan. But 72 hours from when he was put into the tomb would give you him be resurrected Saturday evening just before the 18 Nissan.
Question what about the Greek translation for first day of week? There are 8 verses which should read First Sabbaths. Not first day of week. Mark 16:2 YLT.
and early in the morning of the first of the sabbaths, they come unto the sepulchre, at the rising of the sun,
I believe 3 gospels record Jesus was already risen when they came to the tomb (meaning he had already risen). Only 1 gospel records it happened that morning. I personally believe and its my opinion he was already raised before they came that Sunday Morning. The angels were sitting on the rock asking why are you looking for Jesus because he's already risen.
That's how Hebrew says a day of the week. sabbath is the word for "week" or literally "seven". So Day 1 is the first of the Sabbaths. Day 2 is the second of the Sabbaths. And Day 7 is just the Sabbath.
At the time of Christ, the Jews considered a part of a day as a full day. Therefore, on Friday, Jesus went into the grave - day 1; Saturday - day 2; Sunday resurrection - day 3.
Did you actually watch the video? Theo has PROVEN by the scriptures that Jesus was crucified on a Wednesday.
ty David. I tried to explain it as simply as I could. 72 hours is 72 hours I don't care if it's Greek hours, Hebrew hours, Japanese hours, American hours, lol. 12 hours in a day. 12 hours in a night. :)
thanks for watching the video. Hope you enjoyed.
In the video I showed in the Greek, Jesus said he would be 3 days, and 3 nights, and there's 12 hours in a day, and 12 hours in a night - so Jesus literally said he would be 72 hours in the grave. And that would be the SIGN he was the Messiah.
Anybody trying to get around that is simply trying to hold onto man-made tradition that ONLY knew the Friday night sabbath - and doesn't even have a clue that there was a HIGH SABBATH on the day after Passover.
In fact, if someone can't accept that 72 hours is 72 hours, you probably should quit sitting under their teaching and find a real man or woman of God who tells the truth.
@@TheoHeartsill In all honesty, the Jewish sabbath is always on Saturday, so therefore the day of preparation is on Friday. Therefore, two Sabbaths are not required -- they are not even hinted at in the text. I submit there is not one shred of evidence for this two-Sabbath theory (the meaning of "high day" Sabbath will be explained in John 19:31) in the Gospel accounts of the burial of Jesus, and no commentary I have checked has ever mentioned anything but ONE Sabbath in the parallel accounts. Almost all scholars agree, and the Gospels are quite clear, that the Crucifixion took place on a Friday; Jesus lay in the tomb on Saturday (the Sabbath); and he rose from the dead on the third day, Sunday."
@@GR65330 God instituted the High Sabbath with the Jewish nation and is recorded at Leviticus 23:4-8.
It was to be celebrated on Nisan 15 (Thur) which could land on any day of the week yr-yr. All the evidence is there, all you need to do is do the research WITHOUT a closed mind.
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Someone has made the comment that the crucifixion took place in AD 30, but that date does not fit into Luke's statement that John Baptist began his ministry in the 15th year of Tiberius Caesar. (this was the twelve months running from August AD 28 to August AD 29).
Furthermore, this video tries to make the case for a Wednesday crucifixion, but by looking at the Hebrew calendar for the years AD 30 - 33 will show that this cannot be the case.
Jesus was 6 months younger than John and was crucified at Passover, in the spring, when he was 33½ years old.
It follows therefore, that Jesus must have been 30 years old in the autumn three years earlier, and that date was 6 months after John had begun his ministry, which must therefore have been in the spring of AD 29.
Is anyone going to argue against the facts of Scripture and of history?
The crucifixion took place on Friday 3rd April AD 33. Any other date or day cannot be substantiated by the facts of Scripture, History, or the Calendar.
The problem with your theory is that the scriptures tell us that the women followed Joseph to the tomb where they laid his body and where it was laid.. Then, (with no intervening time) they returned and prepared the spices and rested the sabbath day, and when the sabbath was past, they went back to the tomb.. This does not appear to leave time for another sabbath on Thursday. Each gospel then goes directly to the morning of the first day of the week .. .. Luke 23.55,56 *_None of the gospels say after they laid Jesus in the tomb, the women observed the sabbath and then prepared the spices, then observed another sabbath day_* Each one of the gospels say, 'It was the preparation day the day before the sabbath, and the sabbath day drew on' .. .. Thank you
so where and how do you fit in the 3 days AND 3 nights which is what Jesus Christ himself said was the sign he was the Messiah? And don't try to tell me it was only 3 days being 36 hours because he specifically said 3 days AND 3 nights which is 72 hours. That's why I took the time to break down the difference in the words for day and night - and why I also spent time explaining that IN the GREEK the word for SABBATH was PLURAL! because there was MORE than ONE sabbath that week. if you haveJesus cruficifed on friday and being resurrected on Sunday - you don't even have 72 hours. Friday night crucified in a misled church tradition. Stick with Jesus not tradition.
@@TheoHeartsill Thank you for your response.. I am open to any relevant information I may have missed that might change my mind. It's happened before.. I will consider your response.. However, the order of events laid out in the gospels do not appear to allow for an extra day between a Thursday sabbath and the weekly sabbath.. Yes, there are two sabbaths. However, they occur on the same day.. That is why it says in John 19. 31 The Jews therefore, because it was the preparation, that the bodies should not remain upon the cross on the sabbath day, *_(for that sabbath day was an high day,) *_** Meaning, that weekly sabbath day is also a **_*high day_* .. .. That is why in all of the gospels' accounts, there is no mention of a day between the 2 sabbaths, or the women would have gone to the tomb on Friday since it was not a sabbath day.. .. Also, your timeline ultimately hinges on whether 3 days and 3 nights is a literal 72 hours, which I do not believe is the case.. ..Also, the gospel of Luke 23.21 tells us that Sunday was the 3rd day, but if there was a Saturday resurrection, then Sunday would be the fourth day, which does not line up w/ scripture.. .. So, I believe the 72 hour requirement is false.. Jesus' phrase *_In the Heart of the Earth_* does not mean he was dead for three days.. I believe the timelines between Jonah and Jesus parallel in this fashion.. Jonah 2.1 *_Jonah prayed to God out of the fish's belly_* AND Jesus prayed to God from the Garden alone in darkness in pure agony sweating blood, that angels came to minister to him.. I count partial nights and days.. Thursday night, Friday night and Saturday night.. .. and Friday, Saturday and Sunday for the days but not 72 hours... We can differ and be Christians.. Enjoy your Easter! He is Risen, Indeed!!
Mark 16:1 says the women bought the spices after the sabbath.
@judywilson5183 No, read Luke 23.55,56 & Luke 24.1 the women prepared the spice THEN rested the Sabbath .. ... Luke 23:56
And they returned, and prepared spices and ointments; and rested the sabbath day according to the commandment.
Luke 24:1
Now upon the first day of the week, very early in the morning, they came unto the sepulchre, *_bringing the spices which they had prepared_* , and certain others with them.
Mark 16.1 uses the past tense "Had Bought spices" which we know from Luke they were already prepared..
What if he was crucified on a monday-tuesday as the 14. aviv (death at the 9th hour on tuesday). What if he was crucified on a tuesday-wednesday as the 14. aviv (death at the 9th hour of wednesday). And so on?
And what about:
There are three short, simple and clearly defined words: "μια των σαββατων" (mia ton sabbaton). They appear in 4 Bible passages: Mark 16:2; Luke 24:1; John 20:1; Acts 20:7 (compare Acts 16,13) and in John 20:19 in the Textus Receptus. In addition, there are two Bible passages with the short version "μια σαββατων" which are John 20:19 and 1Cor 16:2. Nevertheless, these are the most reinterpreted words in human history. The word "μια" means "one" (and not first = πρωτη = prote , Mk 16:9), "των" means "the" and "σαββατων" means "sabbath" (singular) or "sabbates" (plural). It's all very easy to understand. It became a worldwide translation chaos in that they simply made up completely new definitions for these 3 words. Sabbath can NEVER mean "week", "Lord's day" or "Sunday", because in ancient Greek there have always been equivalent words for this. So the translation into any language should be very simple : "[on] one of the Sabbaths " or "[on] one of the Sabbath days " or "[on] a Sabbath".
Why does it in these passages mean something other than the sabbath in the 80 other passages which has "sabbaton" . Can someone explain? "Mia ton sabbaton" can never mean "after the sabbath", "first day of the week", "lords day" or "sunday" etc.
That first day of week is between night Sat and the sunrise of Sunday. Today's term it is actually Sat. but biblically Sunday which is different from modern Sunday,
First, it’s important to understand that three days and three nights was a Jewish idiom that simply represented three days. Secondly, the Jews considered a day as a partial day. Three days would be Friday just before 6 PM Saturday and an early Sunday.
It was the most tragic day in God's providence since the fall that God's son was rejected, denied, betrayed, tortured and murdered on the Cross. WHY? It was NOT God's original will to send the messiah just to die. That's why all those who participated in Jesus' murder were not glorified. That's why the messiah HAS to come again, to complete what Jesus wanted to complete.
And for info the 14th of Abib/Nissan occurs always on a Tuesday. And just also to correct a error in one of my massages where I stated that passover is on Wednesday. Passover is always on Tuesday every year and never changes, why? Because the biblical calendar consists of 364 days only no more and no less......
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Another problem with this lay out is Luke 24:13,21,29 on the same day Jesus arose frim the dead - at the END of that Sunday the 18th at almost sundown before the 19th would begin these men said to Jesus .... 'and beside all this, to day is the third day since these things were done' .... BUT now according to your lay out it was already the end of the fourth day?
If He rose after 6 pm on Saturday (the Sabbath), thus the first working day, He would have been in the grave for 4 Days.
Saturday evening at 6 p.m. ended the 72 hour period and he could be raised from the dead anytime after that. Three of the gospel accounts say when they came to the tomb on Sunday morning, the stone was already removed and the tomb was empty. Matthew is the only account that says it was Sunday morning specifically.
Either way, there's absolutely no way that Jesus could have been crucified on Friday and put in the grave and raised before Sunday morning at dawn, that would be barely over 1 day in the grave.
@@TheoHeartsill The day of Friday starts on Thursday 6 pm, and ends on Friday 6 pm, (Day 1). The day of Saturday begins on Friday 6 pm and ends on Saturday 6 pm, (Day 2). The day of Sunday (1st working day) starts on Saturday 6 pm and ends on Sunday 6 pm, (Day 3). (I am preaching to the converted here, I am sure you know these things). Hence one minute past 6 pm on Saturday is considered the beginning of Sunday, therefore either Jesus was resurrected on the Sabbath (Saturday) or on the 4th day Sunday, if He was crucified on Wednesday.
@@TheoHeartsill You got it brothern!!
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Huh???
Absolutely right! It is misleading to tell people that Sunday was not the third day. It is wresting God's Word. I would encourage people to read 2Chron.10:5,12; Gen.40:18-20; Esther4:15; 5:1. These scriptures demonstrate that part of a day is a day. Thus "third day" should not be 25 hours before we can say it is a day. The presentation was excellent until it came to this point.
Why do you say the Day of Atonement is a feast day but not a sabbath?
Sir, with all respect: you said that the entrance of Jesus on the donkey happened on SUNDAY and that was according to Exodus 12 on the 10th Nisan - so:
10th = 1st day of Jew week/Sunday
11th = 2nd day
12th = 3rd day
13th = 4th day
14th = 5th day
15th = 6th day
16th = 7th day
17th = 1st day of Jew week/Sunday
We all know that the entrance into Jerusalem happened on Palm Sunday and that the resurrection happened a week later on a Sunday as well..... resurrection could therefore not have happened on the 18th for that was the 2nd day of the Jewish week.
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Jesus never mentioned anything about how many hours he would be in the earth.
Matthew 12:40 KJV - "For as Jonas was three days and three nights in the whale's belly; so shall the Son of man be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth".
John 11:9 - "Jesus answered, Are there not twelve hours in the day?..."
Point: Jesus himself said he would be 3 DAYS and 3 NIGHTS in the grave. He himself also stated there are 12 HOURS in a DAY. If there's 12 hours in a DAY, there's 12 hours in a NIGHT. Jesus literally said he would be 72 hours in the grave 3 DAYS and 3 NIGHTS = 72 hours
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If he doesn't say anything about hours, why would you?
Why do some here believe Jesus entering into Jerusalem on Saturday to be problematic?
What about Last-Supper? Weren't we told Last-Supper was their Passover meal? Didn't it include unleavened-bread? If Last-Supper was the day before "Preparation-Day," why was the bread unleavened and why is Communion-wafer unleavened bread?
Easting unleaven bread in the passover ceremony is not the same thing as the feast of unleaven bread.
Also, they were commanded to get leaven out of their house, which is why they ate unleavened bread.
yes, Jesus did eat unleavened bread the night of the passover, and then immediately went to the garden to pray and was arrested a few hours later and was taken to be questioned, beaten and ultimately crucified..
@@TheoHeartsill - Still having trouble understanding. It appears Jesus held Last-Supper evening of 13-Nisan. But Passover celebrates Exodus and that final Exodus meal was prepared on 14-Nisan-daytime (not Sabbath) and eaten after sunset on 14-Nisan (now Sabbath). Israel left Egypt the next morning on 15-Nisan (now also Sabbath). It would seem that in the time of Jesus (and apparently still today in Israel), Jews were holding Seder on the evening of 14-Nisan, yet Jesus held his a day earlier? Is that correct? How do we reconcile that discrepancy?
@@tomnoyb8301Jesus had the Passover meal at the beginning of Passover (our Tuesday night, but still on the 14th). He was busy BEING the Lamb at the time when Jews would usually celebrate the Passover.
it DOES matter what time Jesus got out of the tomb. He got out at the exact time of day he was put IN the tomb. The Jews calculated the day from sunset to sunset. He was put in Just before sunset on a Wednesday. 1 day and one night would be just before sunset the next day and so on. The resurrection was NOT on a Sunday at all. THAT is Catholic doctrine. A sunday resurrection is a great fiction. The stone was not rolled away so Jesus could get out, it was rolled away so people could see IN.
Sorry but your understanding of Ge 1:5 is incorrect.
Jesus died Thursday at 3pm, the 5th day of the week, the 15th day of the month.
There is no such thing as preparation day for The Passover or the feast of unleavened bread
There is a preparation day: John 19:42 KJV - "There laid they Jesus therefore because of the Jews' preparation day; for the sepulchre was nigh at hand."
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(John 19:42 KJV) There laid they Jesus therefore because of the Jews’ preparation day; for the sepulchre was nigh at hand.
By the time they got him off the cross it was evening which is the end of one day, and the start of another, which Friday the preparation day for the weekly Sabbath.
The important thing is that a new day was starting, and because of the law if a man was hung he could not remain on the tree until the next day, which in this case was the preparation which was coming in (deut.21:23).
There is no preparation day for the Passover this is why work was allowed on that day so they prepare during that day.
If you read Exodus 12 you will see this
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The bible speaks of Sabbaths and HIGH Sabbaths. PASSOVER week includes a preparation day for the Passover, the Passover day itself - which is a High Sabbath (John 19:31 NKJV), and the “ReGuLaR” Saturday/Sabbath. JESUS was NOT crucified on "GOOD" FRiDaY, the day before the regular Sabbath. He was crucified on the day before the High Sabbath (John 19:31 NKJV) - which was the preparation day for the Passover/High Sabbath.
The Jewish day begins at 6 p.m. - evening. God established this pattern in the first chapter of Genesis - (the evening and the morning were the first day, the second day, the third day… etc. GeNeSis 1:5-8-13); and yes, these were literal 24-hour days. Also JESUS mentioned about 12 hours in a “DaY” and 12 hours in a “Night” (i.e. Anciently the Jews divided the night into three watches, consisting of four hours each… MaTT.14:25, Acts 23:23)…
So, JESUS was BURIED at or by 6 p.m. on WEDNESDAY of Passover week. (Thursday was the High Sabbath - Passover (John 19:31 (NKJV). He was in the heart of the earth for three full days (Thursday, Friday, and Saturday), just "as he said". He was in the heart of the earth for three full nights (Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday nights), just "as he said". And he rose at or by 6 p.m. on Saturday evening at which time "the first day of the week" begins.
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WAS JESUS CRUCIFIED ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, OR FRIDAY? When was Jesus raised?
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thank you, amen.
It does not matter when. The truth is He died and rose up. It is a fact.
Yes it must matter. It is written in the Bible ❤❤❤❤❤❤Praise God 😊
Also, as you say, the feast of firstfruits is on Sunday, and Christ is the firstfruits. His resurrection being the fulfillment of this feast .. Scripture says the 3rd day was on the first day of the week, when the women came to the tomb as the two disciples were walking with Jesus .. Luke 23.21 .. .. 1 Corinthians 15.20,23 KJVS
But now is Christ risen from the dead, and become the firstfruits of them that slept. [23] But every man in his own order: Christ the firstfruits; afterward they that are Christ's at his coming.
Does it really matter..? The important thing is that Jesus was crucified, died and was raised again on the 3rd day...doesn't matter whether it was a Wednesday, Thursday or Friday.
Some people are just curious and some people want to know the truth whether it's a salvation issue or not. So I tried to answer their questions. I mean, if people are saying he was crucified on Friday, and he wasn't - then they are spreading a lie every time they say it. Hope you enjoyed the video if you watched it. God bless.
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The Bible says Jesus rose the third day, not "after" the third day.
1 Corinthians 15/4
And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures:
Saturday is the third day from Wednesday, but Scripture tells us He rose on the first day of the week, which would be the third day from Thursday. On your timeline, your chart shows Saturday being the third day. According to your own timeline, Sunday comes up as the fourth day. How can anyone explain otherwise, that Sunday could be the third day?
Wednesday.
...You state that Jesus literally said that he would; "...be in the grave for a total of 72 hours...". In fact, you put that in large letters so that there would be no confusion or doubt about that.
Could you please direct me to the verse(s) where Jesus made that comment? In fact, when I even run reference in my Exhaustive Concordance...I cannot find any such reference to such a statement. As I continually search the gospels for such a comment, I can not find that comment in them either.
When anyone states...that Jesus said something...and He has not made such a statement...would we call that...LYING ON GOD?
Shame on you.........unless you present the verse(s) where Christ makes that statement.
Back to 101 class on what" "Jesus did or didn't say"... for you........
You may have missed the scriptures in the beginning that Jesus said that he would be in the grave for 3 days and 3 nights and also Jesus Christ himself said there are 12 hours in a day. I even show in the Greek the distinction between the word for day and night, showing beyond a shadow of a doubt that they were talking about day and night - and if there's 12 hours in a day, then there's 12 hours in a night.
Matthew 12:39-40 KJV
(39) But he answered and said unto them, An evil and adulterous generation seeketh after a sign; and
there shall no sign be given to it, but the sign of the prophet Jonas:
(40) For as Jonas was three days [G2250] and three nights [G3571] in the whale's belly; so shall the Son of man be three days [G2250] and three nights[G3571 in the heart of the earth.
John 11:9 KJV
(9) Jesus answered, Are there not twelve hours in the day [G2250].
In regards to the sign of Jonah - I don't know of a single scholar that thinks Jonah was only in the great fishes'' belly for 1.5. All agree he was in there for 3 complete 24 hour days, for a total of 72 hours. That was the very sign Jesus said would prove he was the Messiah.
@@TheoHeartsill ...Theo...thank you for your response...quickly too! I am in N.E. Ohio and am not certain of any time zone differences...but again, thank you.
So, is this an admission from you that there are no verse(s) where Jesus says..."72 hours"? After all, that was my question to you, wasn't it? I think we all (I would imagine) are aware of a 24 hour construct to a "full day". Yet, that was not what you said, neither what I asked you for. Now, when we "add" something to scripture, there is a terminology for that process, in case that reference doesn't come to your mind right now, it is called...REWRITE OF SCRIPTURE.
The scriptures are exact, precise and GOD-breathed...that is why we fail in our understanding of them...WHEN...we add to the text...what we think should apply, instead of what is written .
You are correct that it could not be a Friday/Sunday set of events, I could not agree more. We do know that the offering of the "first fruits", took place early of the morning, the day following the Sabbath. As we serve an "unchanging GOD", this is done as a "action" that mimics how it applies to Christ. Which is clearly outlined in the N.T. letters.
Therefore, the resurrection cannot transpire of the evening...it must transpire of the morning...early.
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Let me repeat. The scriptures I used in in Jesus' own words are there are 12 hours in a day, and I showed that was the Greek word for the daylight hours of a day. And then I showed the separate Greek word for the 12 hours of the night.
So biblically according to Jesus:
Three 12 hour days is 36 hours (12 x 3 = 36)
Three 12 nights is 36 hours (12 x 3 = 36)
For a grand total of 3 days + 3 nights = 72 hours (36 + 36 = 72)
And Jesus said the only sign he would give to be the Messiah is that he would be in the grave for 3 DAYS AND 3 NIGHTS (36 daylight hours, and 36 nighttime hours).
if there's 36 hours in the three 3 days, and 36 hours in the 3 nights ---- then that means there is 72 hours of total time of being in the grave and that is simple math.
I've replied to you the best I can, and I trust you can see that Jesus said he would be in the grave for 3 days and 3 nights and that is Biblically 72 hours. This will probably be my last response to this post as I cannot state it any more plain that the video and my several posts. Sorry if that is not sufficient for you. God bless and thank you.
@@TheoHeartsill Matthew 12:39-40 did not say Jesus will be inside the grave for 3 days and 3 nights but it says AT THE HEART of the earth. It just means that Jesus will be CAPTURED in the heart of the earth which is Jerusalem just like in Ezekiel 5:5 that says Jerusalem is the center of all nations. There was no Biblical proof that a Jewish grave or tomb is called heart of the earth. It is even a cave on top of the land of the earth.
The crucifixion was on Friday, March 20, 33 AD.
Matthew 12:40 KJV
(40) For as Jonas was three days and three nights in the whale's belly; so shall the Son of man be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth.
I guess you're calling Jesus a liar because he said he would be in grave 3 days AND 3 nights. That's 72 hours. A friday crucifixion does not get anywhere close to 3 days and 3 nights.
Jesus did not say 3 days. He said 3 days AND 3 nights.
Based on Lk. 24:21 it was a Thursday, for 3 days backwards from Sunday is Thursday,.
I replied to your other comment, bit I will post here again for your convivence:
Please watch my video again from minutes 47:00 to about minute 50:50 as it provides a detailed chart. Also, please understand Saturday night at 6 pm actually started the 1st day of the week (Sunday). Sunday for Jews does NOT start at midnight, NOR at the dawn of the day - it actually started SATURDAY night at 6 pm!
Also, you need to understand 3 of the gospel accounts had Jesus already risen and gone from the tomb BEFORE the women ever arrived at the tomb --- meaning he was already GONE BEFORE SUNDAY MORNING!!
Mark 16:2-4 KJV
(2) And very early in the morning the first day of the week, they came unto the sepulchre at the rising of the sun.
(3) And they said among themselves, Who shall roll us away the stone from the door of the sepulchre?
(4) And when they looked, they saw that the stone was rolled away: for it was very great.
Luke 24:1-3 KJV
(1) Now upon the first day of the week, very early in the morning, they came unto the sepulchre, bringing the spices which they had prepared, and certain others with them.
(2) And they found the stone rolled away from the sepulchre.
(3) And they entered in, and found not the body of the Lord Jesus.
John 20:1 KJV
(1) The first day of the week cometh Mary Magdalene early, when it was yet dark, unto the sepulchre, and seeth the stone taken away from the sepulchre.
Exactly right! Indeed even a grade 3 pupil can figure this out!🙄
The wavering of the sheaf is always on the second sunday after the resurrection. The feasts of Yahuah are never in any day of the week but always on the same days. Sabbath always on the sabbath, passover always on Wednesday, feasts of weeks always on Sunday and so forth.....
Yahweh didn't mean the evening and morning was the first day. If you said that, you would be ignoring the work he did on the first day which was separating night from day. Yahweh was only saying the evening capped or closed the first Day. The morning started the second day. Don't you agree Yahweh separated the night from day on the first day and created the firmament on the second day? If so, you can't say the second morning starts the first day. It was the beginning of the second day. Also note there are only two places in Leviticus 23 where Yahweh told the Hebrews to reckon the day from even to even. That was Passover Leviticus 23:5 and Day of Atonement Leviticus 23:27-32.
Before the Babylonian captivity, the Hebrews kept their days from morning to evening. I haven't found any scripture for that yet but I do know the Babylonians kept their days from morning to morning. The Hebrews were already doing morning to morning and continued to do so during their captivity in Babylon. It wasn't until after the Greeks conquered the Hebrews that they were Hellenized and reckoned the day from evening to evening according to the Greeks reckoning. That's a historical fact you can easily research.
You've said yourself at least a couple times in the first 8 minutes of the video a day is 12 hours in the day and 12 hours in the night. Why would you contradict that and say a day is evening (12 hour night) and morning (12 hour day)? I know this is going to twist your brain. Mine two when I first learned this. Other than the things I mentioned, this is a great teaching. It confirmed a lot of the things the Holy Spirit had shown me in my studies. One other small thing. You mentioned Yeshua gave up the ghost at the 9th hour which is 3:00pm. This is the same time of the evening sacrifice in the temple. Yeshua was sacrificed (crucified) at the same time of the evening sacrifice. There is another parallel I just thought of as well. Remember you stated the Hebrews kept the lamb in their house from the 10 and would sacrifice it on the 14th of Nisan? In other words they kept the lamb for 4 days before they sacrifice it. Well if you reckon 1000 years as a day with 7000 total history on earth, Yahweh kept his lamb Yeshua in his house (Heaven) 4 days (4,000 years) and the sent him to earth to be sacrificed on the 4th day (4000th year).
Wrong. For example, the 7th day Sabbath according to the law of Exodus 20, is different from the ceremonial or feast sabbaths, see Lev 23:38.
The 7th day Sabbath is the definite article THE, which is a specific day. The other sabbaths of the feast days could fall on any day of the week, but if it falls on the 7th day Sabbath, it is called a high day, which happened to be over the weekend Jesus was crucified. In Luke 23 and Luke 24, it identifies also which Sabbath is the true Sabbath and the false sabbath. Sunday is the first day of the week, changed by the Roman Catholic church from the 7th day (Saturday) to Sunday the first day of the week. Another issue is the reckoning of time. A day is calculated from sunset to sunset. Sunset don't occur at 6pm all the time, it moves as the cycle of the moon moves, so it can happen for example from 5pm in winter to about after 8pm, depending in what part of the world you are. The Jews had different reckoning of times and seasons. The first month is not January as in the western world, but it is about March/April. They had a system in which they divided the day in 12 hours, see John 11:9, starting at 6am to 6pm. From 6am to 12 noon is reckoned as day and from 12noon to 6pm is reckoned as night. Therefore the evening sacrifice was at 3pm. So the Jewish system is different from the other systems in the world. And also u must take into consideration that everything in the Bible is not literal, some things are figuritive, others symbolic, still others parables, idioms, metaphors, paradoxes, etc.
When the Bible says that Jonah was in the heart of the earth, it doesn't necessarily have to be that Jonah was 3 nights and 3 full days in the earth. The three days and 3 nights refers to Jesus days from the time of His suffering in Gethsemane when He sweat blood that Thursday night. I have many more to say but.......
That's enough for now,. If you can't see thf light then you are obviously blind or deceived
When Jesus was raised ? So the the question is who's tomb exists in Jerusalem in the name of Jesus Christ ?
At 49:50 you say it does not matter to you when Jesus comes out of the tomb! But it should matter to you, your whole presentation is all about how long He stays in the tomb. That's what your viewers want to hear. Odd that you do not hold to the same view as other Wednesday proponents hold to and that He came out of the tomb around 6pm Saturday as @thisbusinessofmusic1276 does. If you think He is in the tomb longer than 72 hours then that destroys the whole theory, doesn't it? Are you taking this stance because if you did take the 6pm Saturday view you would not be able to reconcile the fact that you would have Jesus wandering around aimlessly for around 12 hours (6pm-6am) before He meets with Mary Magdalene. As you have correctly pointed out He has yet to ascend to heaven as Mary could not touch Him John 20:17. So what was He doing for those 12 hours?
Controversies existed even in the time of Our Lord.
The special Sabbath day stated in John 19:31 which called a high day Sabbath was still celebrated by the Jews during the 7th day of the week (Saturday) and not other day like Thursday. It is always the 7th day of the week.
The Bible still clearly indicate that Jesus died on FRIDAY afternoon during the Preparation Day which is before the weekly Sabbath (Saturday) based on Luke 23:44-54 and Jesus rose early morning of SUNDAY on the first day of the week (Mark 16:9 and Mark 16:2).
Mark 16:9 and Mark 16:2 indicate that Jesus rose very early morning or dawn of Sunday. Luke 24:19-21 also indicate that Jesus rose ON the third day meaning DURING the first day of the week.
Matthew 12:40 did not say that Christ will be inside the tomb for 3 days and 3 nights. The words IN THE HEART OF THE EARTH can mean CAPTURED for 3 days and 3 nights just like Jonah was captured by the big fish for 3 days and 3 nights. Jesus was captured night of Thursday, tortured during the day of Friday, crucified from 9am of Friday and died at 3pm of Friday and before 6pm of Saturday(Jesus must be in the tomb before the start of Sabbath, before sunset of Friday.
Jesus was betrayed and captured on Thursday night, then Friday day, then Friday night, then Saturday night, then Sunday day at dawn Jesus rose early in the morning (Mark 16:9, Mark 16:2).
So, I still believe Jesus died at 3pm of Friday, 6th day of the week(the Preparation Day before the weekly Sabbath-7th Day of the week) based on Luke 23:44-54 and based on Mark 16:9 Jesus rose very early in the morning of Sunday(part of the 1st day of the week), which is the third day since the crucifixion of Christ based on Luke 24:19-21 and Luke 24:1-3.
My explanation is written below.
The SIGN of
3 days and 3 nights versus
the terms ON THE THIRD DAY
and AFTER 3 DAYS.
These verses below should not contradict and relay an important rule of counting a day by the Jews:
Matthew 12:40---Jesus will be 3 days and 3 nights in the heart of the earth.
Esther 4:16---for 3 days(night or day)
Esther 5:1---on the third day
Matthew 28:1-Resurrected at dawn of the first day of the week(Sunday)
Matthew 26:61-His body will be revived within or in 3 days (resurrected in 3 days)
Matthew 27:40---IN 3 DAYS (resurrected in 3 days)
Matthew 27:63---AFTER 3 DAYS (resurrected after 3 days)
Luke 9:22---ON THE THIRD DAY (resurrected on the 3rd day)
Luke 24:5-7----ON THE THIRD DAY (resurrected on the 3rd day)
Luke 24:19-21---IT IS THE THIRD DAY since the crucifixion of Christ (resurrected on the 3rd day)
These verses above are some of the Bible verses used as basis that the phrases
"on the third day",
"it is the third day",
"in 3 days",
"after 3 days", and
"3 days and 3 nights" which refer to Christ's death and resurrection MEAN THE SAME in the Bible.
Websites as references for further study:
bible.org/question/were-three-days-and-three-nights-jesus-was-grave-full-72-hours
www.amazingfacts.org/media-library/book/e/81/t/three-days-and-three-nights
www.gotquestions.org/sign-of-Jonah.html
Christ was in the grave NOT in exact and literal 3 days & 3 nights because the Bible also says that Christ rose ON THE THIRD DAY.
The phrase ON THE THIRD DAY is an evidence that the third day was NOT exact 24 hours and Jesus resurrected on or during the third day.
Based on Luke 23:54-56, the women prepared spices during the Preparation Day(FRIDAY) before Sabbath(Saturday) and also Mark 16:1-2 said they bought spices after Sabbath(Saturday), which is before verse 2 that speaks about the next day which is the 1st day(Sunday) of the week, to anoint Jesus body after Sabbath which is in the morning of Sunday but they found the tomb empty already.
So, I believe that Jesus died on the cross at 3pm of Friday just before evening and Jesus rose early morning of Sunday.
The verses in Esther 4:16 and Esther 5:1 prove that the term 3 days and 3 nights, on the third day and after 3 days mean the same since Jews considered part of the day(24-hours) as 1 day based on the verses above.
That is the reason why I still believe in the popular belief passed on by the early Christians to us basing on how Jews treat part of a day as one day.
This is the reason why the early disciples of Christ meet together in worship, in prayer, and in breaking of bread every first day of the week which is Sunday based on their activities written in the book of Acts. I don't believe the early Christians were wrong in their interpretation of the Bible that Christ's body died on Friday and rose early morning of Sunday.
The Bible is worthy of belief.
Jesus is alive.
Matthew 12:40 KJV
"For as Jonas was three days and three nights in the whale's belly; so shall the Son of man be THREE DAYS AND THREE NIGHTS in the heart of the earth."
How can anybody read that and not figure out it's a period of 72 hours? 3 days and 3 nights is 72 hours. Church tradition says Jesus was crucified on Friday night because they didn't understand there was 2 different sabbaths that week. Jesus himself said the sign of his whole messiahship was hinged on the fact he would be in the grave 72 HOURS... NOT 36 hours.
however you want to figure it and whatever day you want to put it - you still have to have 3 DAYS AND 3 NIGHTS.
@@TheoHeartsill Jesus did not clearly say in Matthew 12:40 that He will be inside the grave or tomb for exactly 72 hours because the heart of the earth can mean captured in the center of all nations which is Jerusalem (Ezekiel 5:5). A Jewish tomb is a cave on top of a land on earth not inside the earth.
If you would insist that Jesus was saying in Matthew 12:40 that He will rise after exactly 72 hours inside the grave, you are wrong because Jesus clearly said in Luke 9:22 that He will rise again ON THE THIRD DAY not after 72 hours or after exactly three 24-hours day. Remember, the angels also said in Luke 24:7 that Jesus rose ON THE THIRD DAY not after exactly 72 hours. Remember the other two disciples also remembered and confirmed that Jesus rose ON THE THIRD DAY(Luke 24:21).
The clearest verse is Mark 16:9 telling us that Jesus rose EARLY MORNING of SUNDAY, first day of the week not on the 7th day of the week. This tells us that the third day is Sunday, the second day was Saturday, and the first day of crucifixion was Friday. Crucified on the first day(Friday), inside the grave on Saturday (2nd day) and resurrected on the third day (Sunday).
That is why early Christians believe on a Friday crucifixion and Sunday resurrection day and they regularly meet together in prayer, in worship and in breaking of bread every first day of the week (John 20:19, Acts 20:7, 1 Cor. 16:2).
Thank you for your clear explanation im inclined to accept the traditional church position on this , 2000 years ,so why now are people trying to overturn our faith , i was a jehovahs witness for over 50 years and i have now left and gon back to the anglican church because of their refusal to accept the position of Jesus However even they accept the traditional view, thank you for a clear explanation
Why do you NOT understand your Bible??
@@TheoHeartsill Brovo brother, have wondered the same thing mysrlf. Go figure.
None of the above.
There was no Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Saturday, Sunday, Monday or Tuesday before 321AD because the Calendar got changed gradually between 321 AD until the culmination of the Gregorian calendar in October of 1582 AD.
This Calendar in use today is at variance with the Calendar God established in Genesis 1:14. God appointed the Sun and the moon for seasons, days and years. God's Calendar talks of New Moon Days which mark the beginning of a month when the New Moon appears as a small crescent in the skies, grows bigger into a full moon (mid-month) then disappears gradually into a small crescent again and disappears before the cycle resumes. The first day of God's Calendar is not January 1st but the day of Summer Equinox when the Sun is directly above the equator, somewhere late March to beginning of April. We have a lot to unlearn and relearn because we have been brainwashed with lies taught in our churches and schools!
When you observe the correct Calendar of creation, the discrepancy is quite self-evident. You just need to be very dishonest to deny what your naked eye is able to observe from the Firmament!
It's getting clear from God's Calendar that what we call Saturday Sabbath is not correct. In other words, Saturday is not the Sabbath and Sunday is not the Resurrection day.
We have been duped through lies and traditions passed down during the dark centuries!
Also what we have come to call the Bible is incomplete scripture because many books, especially those that foretold about the global deceptions Satan would achieve through Calendar change, were conveniently removed. This work of deception could not have been achieved by human wisdom alone because it bears all the hallmarks of Satan's handywork of deception at it's ultimate level.
Daniel chapter 7 verse 25 warns of a great Global Religious and political power that would change the Calender, change divine Laws and abolish God's ordained annual feasts, thereby putting a stop to the Daily or God's Sanctuary worship. This is the Abomination that desolates God's Heavenly Sanctuary worship Yeshua (Jesus) warned believers about and challenged the reader to understand!
One of the books that were removed from Scripture is the book of Jubilees, a beautiful book that explained God's Calendar accurately and in details. Jubilees chapter 6:32-38 states how the world would fall away from observing God's Calendar and how the world would lose track of God's New Moon Days, the Sabbaths and observance of God's annual feasts! Is it not ironic that the religious world today observes Easter instead of the Passover? How do you call on God using names of Pagan gods? This is the sin of taking the name of God in vain!
Coming back to the topic, the days of the week throughout holy scriptures are numbered, 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 in sync withe New Moons and not on assumption of a continuous weekly cycle. Is it not amazing how simple God's Calendar was made in that the Sabbath dates fell on the same Dates each month, i.e 8, 15, 22 and 29?
Let's expose the error now. Yeshua (wrongly called Jesus) is our Passover Lamb. He died exactly on the 14the Day of the First Month of the year. The following day was the Sabbath the 15th. He was in the grave 3 days and three nights. On which date was He resurrected?
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WHY NOW?????
Jesus was crucified on a Friday (Paraskevi)
Was resurrected on a Sunday (1st day of the week)
3 days and 3 nights = If I give you my car today and take it back tomorrow morning in the Jewish context that is 2 days and 2 nights
The Bible was not written in Babylonian-Amerika
Jesus said 3 days and 3 nights, so no matter how you try to configure it, it was a 72 hour period.
Nisan 14 is a TUESDAY on Enoch Calendar.
No one knows that answer but God What you should be asking or talking about is Revelation chapter 20 verse 15 Wow I really get freaked out on Christians the questions that they ask like if they know
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the only date that holistically fits the astronomy and gospel narrative is April 3, 33 AD. Jesus died on the cross at 3pm or after the sounding of the 2nd tamid offering 14 Nisan of 3793 AM. a fraction of a day counts as a day during the second temple period, 15 nisan 3793 AM started at sundown approx. 6pm of April 3, 33 AD
Jesus celebrated the Last Supper on the Feast of Unleavened Bread according to the Essene calendar that prior Tuesday, or 12 Nisan of the jewish calendar. the passover was a few hours earlier, 11 Nisan. the upper room was in the Essene quarter of Jerusalem. the solution of the 2 dates from mark and from john was not understood until the discovery of the dead sea scrolls. two religious calendars operated in Jerusalem during the 2nd temple period between the first century BC and first century AD. mark counted according the the essene calendar, while john narrated according to the jewish calendar.
He was REQUIRED to be the PASSOVER SACRIFICE on the 14th of the moon cycle and then REQUIRED to be the HIGH PRIEST WAVING THE SHEAF IN THE HEAVENLY TEMPLE, ON THE 16th of the moon cycle.
48 hours TOTAL with a MIRACLE SIGN of 3 days and 3 nights performed by YHWH within the 2 days and 2 night to fulfill YASHUAH'S testimony(Mat 12:40)and to prove NOTHING CAN BE DONE WITHOUT YHWH.
There is no Mon, Tues, Wed, etc... in YHWH'S Calender.
De profeet Iesa ibn Mariam was niet gekruisigd en ook niet aan het kruis gestorven. Wat erg, want door zijn dood worden uw zonden vergeven.
The .Romans Catholic .gives us that doctrine .anyone know the Apostles Creed
on what for a year was jesus crucified. If it was a wednesday and it was a nisan or abib the 14 then in the year 23,24, 27,30,37. if it was a friday then in the year 26,33, 36, 39 between year 20 and 40 there gives no nisan 14 a thursday. You can test ist was a calender program
It looks like you are relying on a Hebrew calendar program. Hillel II (do a Google search for him) is regarded as the creator of the fixed perpetual Jewish calendar that these programs are based on which no longer relies on observation (like in the days of Jesus) but a purely mathematical one. This change to the calendar was made after the times of Jesus. The new calendar also has rules in place that would change the start of Rosh Hashanah (1 Tishrei) to prevent Yom Kippur (10 Tishrei) from falling on a Friday or Sunday. This was done so there would not be two days in a row where no work was allowed ie(Friday/Saturday or Saturday/Sunday). This rule also forced 15 Nisan to never fall on a Friday or Sunday. Hence, you will never see Thursday as the 14 Nisan in any of these programs. But the Bible does NOT have these rules in place 14 Nisan can fall on any day of the week there are no restrictions in place using God's Word. If you want to do your own calculation you need to find an excellent lunar calendar that goes back that far (which is normally calculated on Julian dates) then use a Julian date converter to find out what day of the week it is. There is one 14 Nisan that fell on a Thursday, 10 April 27AD
@@mjvanston I think you are right that I used a calendar conversion program that includes the calculation you mentioned, but which has nothing to do with the visible new moon. I am German and use Google Translate to translate into English. Thank you for your correction. I know that the order of the days from day 1 to day 6 and then Sabbath has not changed. What astronomical change it caused by the two sun and moon miracles in Joshua 10:12 Joshua spoke then to the LORD, ⟨and indeed⟩ on the day that the LORD delivered the Amorites before the children of Israel, and said in the sight of Israel: Sun, stand still to Gibeon, and moon, in the valley of Ajalon! Joshua 10:13 The sun stood still and the moon stood still until the people had avenged themselves on their enemies. Isn't that written in the book of Yashar? The sun stayed in the middle of the sky and did not hurry to set for about a whole day.
Isaiah 38:8 Behold, I will cause the shadow ⟨of the sundial to return as many⟩ degrees as the sun has ⟨already gone down⟩ from the degrees on the sundial of Ahaz, ten degrees back. Then the sun returned ten steps, at the steps which it had gone down.
So far I have not found any sources on how these 2 biblical events affected the calendar. I also don't know how the 3 days of darkness made themselves felt on the calendar
Exodus 10:22 And Moses stretched out his hand toward heaven, and there was thick darkness over all the land of Egypt for three days.
@@Otmar_Schloetterlein Great question. Not 100% sure but my educated guess is that the Joshua and Isaiah miracles you quote would have had little effect on the overall calendar. Yes, it would have interrupted that month, but everything would have been brought back into sync when a new moon was observed. As for the Exodus ninth plague event, I assume they would have been observing an Egyptian calendar and I have no idea how that would be corrected. Maybe someone else could help you there.
Jesus was not arrested nor crucified but was caught up to heaven before soldiers arrived the house he stayed with followers.
There are lots of false doctrines & false teachings in Christianity!
He said 3 days and 3 nights, in that order, not 3 nights and 3 days.
the sign is 3 days and 3 nights for a total of 72 hours total is the main point. Trying to use a few minutes or a few hours of a day doesn't work. The sign is 3 days and 3 nights (72 hours) and the gospel accounts show that's exactly what happened.
Here's a reply i put in your other comments also:
Please understand Saturday night at 6 pm actually started the 1st day of the week (Sunday). Sunday for Jews does NOT start at midnight, NOR at the dawn of the day - it actually started SATURDAY night at 6 pm!
Also, you need to understand 3 of the gospel accounts had Jesus already risen and gone from the tomb BEFORE the women ever arrived at the tomb --- meaning he was already GONE BEFORE SUNDAY MORNING!!
Mark 16:2-4 KJV
(2) And very early in the morning the first day of the week, they came unto the sepulchre at the rising of the sun.
(3) And they said among themselves, Who shall roll us away the stone from the door of the sepulchre?
(4) And when they looked, they saw that the stone was rolled away: for it was very great.
Luke 24:1-3 KJV
(1) Now upon the first day of the week, very early in the morning, they came unto the sepulchre, bringing the spices which they had prepared, and certain others with them.
(2) And they found the stone rolled away from the sepulchre.
(3) And they entered in, and found not the body of the Lord Jesus.
John 20:1 KJV
(1) The first day of the week cometh Mary Magdalene early, when it was yet dark, unto the sepulchre, and seeth the stone taken away from the sepulchre.
The days of the week are not nominal as with the Roman Days, (as shown in books of Jebeles's and Enoch) the 1st Month of Spring equinox was known as Aviv. Working back , from Pentecost, feast of Wheat 16 th day of the 3rd month. First Fruits feast of Barley, 26th of Aviv, and the 1st day of the week, as with Wheat, Wine, Oil, and Wood. Then the awaited fulfilment of Trump, Atonement and Tabernacles.
THE HEART OF THE EARTH DOES not mean the grave. Jesus allowed Himself to be taken by sinful men this time from His betrayal, trial c rucifixtion and resurrection took three days and three nights..HIS Passion. The miracle was AS Jonah did not die in the whale Jesus as God did not die only HIS humanity died an eternal.God cannot die Jesus said He could lay down His life and take it up again. He was only in the grave for approx 40 hours
The three daysand three nights was the time of His Passion. I don't find that hard to understand
Bro Theo, yuor calendar is confusing and gregorian, not biblical. Please read Genesis 1: 14-19 and you will understand that the first or rather day 1 of Abib/Nissan is always on Wednesday every year it never changes.... God never changes, therefore He will never confuse His children, He has set days for everyone of His creation, if a man is born on the first day of Nissan 2024 then his first anniversary will be on the first day of Nissan 2025 and not on the 2nd or the 3rd day, because by then he will not complete his first anniversary only, but his first anniversary and 2 or 3 days...
Jesus was crusified on thursday
Preparation day