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A Bible Riddle!
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Remember a day can be a day, or a year or even a thousand years. This prophecy applies to all three. On the fourth thousand year, on the fourth year, on the fourth day, Jesus dies for our sins. Daniel 9: 26-27
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Let's consider Mark 16:1, the women BOUGHT spices AFTER the Sabbath, the Gospel of Luke Ch.23:55-56 says that the women PREPARED spices at home BEFORE the Sabbath! Can both be true? First we know it is, but how. In the original text the women bought the spices after the Sabbaths (plural) only a special sabbath is plural, so they couldn't have bought it after a seventh day sabbath. So Mark was referencing the Passover Sabbath, while Luke was referencing the Seventh day Sabbath.
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Something people often miss is the fact that there were TWO "sabbaths" the week of crucifixion..
This man, Paul Keith Davis (whom I think highly of) explains. It's well worth the watch..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BQci-XteTM
This man, Paul Keith Davis (whom I think highly of) explains. It's well worth the watch..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BQci-XteTM
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