3 Days AND 3 Nights

[klutedavid]

Hello Freeman.

Thanks for the reply.

The Scripture has already been provided. Perhaps along with not being able to count to 3 you are incapable or unwilling to read what's already been posted, which proves the lies you've been taught by the blind guides or organized religion are in error.

Please be more civil in your responses.

The ONLY Way for Christ-Jesus to tell us that Jesus would be in the heart of the Earth for 3 days AND 3 nights, and that He would rise on the 3rd day is if those two references have the same meaning, which they obviously do.

If Jesus is in the tomb for three days and three nights, then the resurrection must occur on the fourth day. If Jesus rose on the third day, then Jesus cannot mathematically be in the tomb during the whole third day and night.

But people who listen to and obey Satan can't wait to do his bidding and work diligently to call Christ a liar.

There you go again, anyone who disagrees with you is following Satan. You cannot talk to people like that Freeman. Not when your teaching a fourth day resurrection.

On the third day OBVIOUSLY means the same thing in Scripture of TRUTH as 3 days and 3 nights, and only a liar would argue otherwise.

Yet again Freeman, anyone who disagrees with you is a liar.

3 days = 72 hour period, NOT half that much time (roughly 36 hours).

Once again, if Jesus was in the tomb for 72 hours, then He must have rose after 72 hours. Which means that He rose after three days and three nights! You can't bet each way on this point. Did Jesus rise during the third day or on the fourth day?

And stop trying to argue that 3 isn't really 3, that the Sabbath really isn't a day of holy convocation or that it isn't possible to have two Sabbaths in the same week, with the weekly Sabbath day on Saturday and a High Sabbath (Holy Convocation - associated with the Feasts) falling on one of the other days of the week.

A holy convocation is not a Sabbath, a convocation is an assembly of people.
The scripture does not call the first day a Sabbath day, your altering what the scripture states.

 

[Yeshua HaDerekh]

Hello Freeman.

Thanks for the reply.

Please be more civil in your responses.

If Jesus is in the tomb for three days and three nights, then the resurrection must occur on the fourth day. If Jesus rose on the third day, then Jesus cannot mathematically be in the tomb during the whole third day and night.

There you go again, anyone who disagrees with you is following Satan. You cannot talk to people like that Freeman. Not when your teaching a fourth day resurrection.

Yet again Freeman, anyone who disagrees with you is a liar.

Once again, if Jesus was in the tomb for 72 hours, then He must have rose after 72 hours. Which means that He rose after three days and three nights! You can't bet each way on this point. Did Jesus rise during the third day or on the fourth day?

A holy convocation is not a Sabbath, a convocation is an assembly of people.
The scripture does not call the first day a Sabbath day, your altering what the scripture states.

Don't waste your time on him, it is very obvious now he is completely clueless...

 

[kepha31]

Debunking British Israelism Racists
Jesus' "3 Days & Nights" in the Tomb: Contradiction?
3 days and 3 nights is Hebrew idiom, it is not literal

 

[yeshuaslavejeff]

That's what tradition says.

YHWH'S Word has quite a different view to people
who are not putting tradition over YHWH'S Word.

 

[yeshuaslavejeff]

If Jesus is in the tomb for three days and three nights, then the resurrection must occur on the fourth day.

Not in Hebrew time.
72 hours is exactly 3 days and 3 nights.
No one denies this.(that I know of) .
No problem with the math.

Greek, Latin, English, Western and
non-Hebrew, non-Christian origin of various things
may be what YHWH calls "many devices" ....

Test everything and continue always , every day,
seeking YHWH'S Kingdom - we never stop seeking His Guidance,
listening to the Voice of the Shepherd.

 

[prodromos]

That's what tradition says.

YHWH'S Word has quite a different view to people
who are not putting tradition over YHWH'S Word.

You've invented your own traditions.

 

[prodromos]

Not in Hebrew time.

Absolutely yes in Hebrew time. You are blinded by your own traditions.

 

[klutedavid]

Not in Hebrew time.
72 hours is exactly 3 days and 3 nights.
No one denies this.(that I know of) .
No problem with the math.

Greek, Latin, English, Western and
non-Hebrew, non-Christian origin of various things
may be what YHWH calls "many devices" ....

Test everything and continue always , every day,
seeking YHWH'S Kingdom - we never stop seeking His Guidance,
listening to the Voice of the Shepherd.

Hello Jeff.

Thanks for the reply.

Do you wish to expand on what you said, in ten lines or less?

 

[yeshuaslavejeff]

Hello Jeff.

Thanks for the reply.

Do you wish to expand on what you said, in ten lines or less?

We'll see ....
Let's try this in American English / western thought as we grew up (in USA) ....
just concerning 3 days and 3 nights not related to the BIBLE for a post or two. From midnight tonight, to midnight next is one american day , right? Includes daylight and nighttime. Then to the next midnight is another day (in America/ not Hebrew today or Bible times);
Then to the next midnight is another day(again, American) ... i.e. 72 hours. This is just to show "the math", not any idioms or slang at this point.(like "a full day" or anything that in American English or customs means part of a day , like at supper if I say "Tomorrow , God Willing, I'll have breakfast at Joyful Pizza Co" could be as little time as 7 hours or less before I go get breakfast --- )

 

[klutedavid]

We'll see ....
Let's try this in American English / western thought as we grew up (in USA) ....
just concerning 3 days and 3 nights not related to the BIBLE for a post or two. From midnight tonight, to midnight next is one american day , right? Includes daylight and nighttime. Then to the next midnight is another day (in America/ not Hebrew today or Bible times);
Then to the next midnight is another day(again, American) ... i.e. 72 hours. This is just to show "the math", not any idioms or slang at this point.(like "a full day" or anything that in American English or customs means part of a day , like at supper if I say "Tomorrow , God Willing, I'll have breakfast at Joyful Pizza Co" could be as little time as 7 hours or less before I go get breakfast --- )

Hello Jeff.

With you so far.

 

[yeshuaslavejeff]

Hello Jeff.

With you so far.

That's pretty much it then - just making sure the math part was understood.