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Nope! Not according to scripture. Jesus was crucified about 3 PM on the day of preparation , i.e. Friday, Can you squeeze 72 hours out of this passage?Did this sabbath fall 72 hours before they found the stone rolled away?
Try this:Three Days and Three NightsNope! Not according to scripture. Jesus was crucified about 3 PM on the day of preparation , i.e. Friday, Can you squeeze 72 hours out of this passage?
Luke 23:53-56
(53) And he took it down, and wrapped it in linen, and laid it in a sepulchre that was hewn in stone, wherein never man before was laid.
(54) And that day was the preparation, and the sabbath drew on.
(55) And the women also, which came with him from Galilee, followed after, and beheld the sepulchre, and how his body was laid.
(56) And they returned, and prepared spices and ointments; and rested the sabbath day according to the commandment.
Luk 24:1-2
(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.
Luke is very clear, he does not say the women rested on the Sabbath, then they worked all the next day and rested on the second sabbath, then early the next morning.Try this:
That's because Luke did not write the gospel of Mark. Mark did.Luke is very clear, he does not say the women rested on the Sabbath, then they worked all the next day and rested on the second sabbath, then early the next morning.
Your diagram is wrong.
What is your point or do you even have one? Here is what I quoted.That's because Luke did not write the gospel of Mark. Mark did.
I think you know what the point is. So does everyone else.What is your point or do you even have one? Here is what I quoted........
The Lord was not dead three days and three nights but instead three days and three nights in the hands of sinners(heart of the earth). This is clearly shown to be the case in a study by Victor T. Houteff. Links to his studies and charts and one by Brother Don Adair below.For the record...... because the Gentile Christian church became anti-Semitic and astoundingly ignorant of the fact that the early church was Jewish......... we lost track of the fact that the annual Sabbath of the First Day of Unleavened Bread can occur on a Thursday.........
making for a Wednesday crucifixion........
a burial late Wednesday and a resurrection three days and three nights later..... and then by the morning of the First Day of the Week Messiah Yeshua - Jesus is already risen....... and I am sure...... exactly seventy two hours from the time of his actual death or his burial...... depending on exactly what he meant by his being in the heart of the earth????
And by Thursday I don't mean from midnight to midnight, I mean from Wednesday at sunset to Thursday at sunset for the First Day of Unleavened Bread, (I read in 31 C. E.).
Leviticus 23:32
"It shall be unto you a sabbath of rest, and ye shall afflict your souls: in the ninth day of the month at even, from even unto even, shall ye celebrate your sabbath."
Did he mean from the second that his spirit actually left his body?
That sounds logical to me.
Or did he mean from the moment that his body would be placed in the tomb?
I suppose that that might make sense as well???
(I just began a discussion over in Spiritual Gifts and I think that this comment that I almost posted would have been inappropriate for that forum so I will begin this as a new discussion and poll):
Anyway... .my point is that once we know more information we will know that Messiah Yeshua - Jesus would not get all confused and by three days and three night mean two nights and one day!
Can you tell us more about the personality of Jesus?
Jesus rose on that third day and not after the third day.The Lord was not dead three days and three nights but instead three days and three nights in the hands of sinners(heart of the earth). This is clearly shown to be the case in a study by Victor T. Houteff. Links to his studies and charts and one by Brother Don Adair below.
Shepherd's rod Tract ten
Shepherd's Rod Message
Don Adair's study
STUDY27
Chart of Three days and three nights.
Three Days & Three Nights in the heart of the earth
I hope this helps to show the truth about the meaning of what the three days and three nights in the heart of the earth actually was.
You misspelled Capice. Let's see if we can harmonize the 2 passages without creating a second sabbath where there is none, since 1st ULB is not a Sabbath..I think you know what the point is. So does everyone else.
But I'll humor you anyway since you seem determined to pursue it further.
You cherry picked the passage in Luke and did not reference that in Mark which is also God's word on the matter.
Of course Luke doesn't outline the 72 hours exactly and clearly for us - even though they are obviously there.
Of course no one can show you 72 hrs. in Luke without bringing Mark's additional description of the events to bear on it.
Your post was not only silly it was disingenuous.
My comment on your post was a backhanded way of pointing out your duplicity without having to outright call you dishonest.
Capeesh?
I think the same is true for the Gentiles which were called "God Fearers, which attended synagogues. They also were grandfathered in. Therefore no wonder the law followed by the God fearing Gentiles were to be kept.The Jews were exempt from emperor worship because the Roman governor knew all of them would refuse. He was unwilling to kill every single one of them (which would’ve been the law) so they were not obligated to do it.
The Church was initially grandfathered in on that as Rome considered Christianity to be a branch of Judaism.
Yes, sad but true.But later the Jewish authorities persuaded Rome that the Church is an utterly separate institution. The exemption was lifted, Christians refused to obey and the rest is persecution.
And somehow, apparently the Jews sincerely didn’t (and don’t) understand how so much the Church came to despise them. They seem to believe they’re somehow the victims in all this.
He was in the hands of sinners(sanhedrin/heart of the earth) alive 33 hours(beginning at his first legal trial) and was dead for a total of 39 hours. He arose early sunday morning on the 18th as Luke 24:1 states very early in the Morning he was already risen.Jesus rose on that third day and not after the third day.
How about quoting the context for each verse in Mark and Luke. Which will dispel the idea that Jesus was in the grave for three days and three nights.After the sabbath was past, the women bought spices and prepared them. Mark 16:1
The women prepared the spices and ointments and rested on the sabbath. Luke23:56
The quote in your post is really messed up.
He arose early sunday morning on the 18th?He was in the hands of sinners(sanhedrin/heart of the earth) alive 33 hours(beginning at his first legal trial) and was dead for a total of 39 hours. He arose early sunday morning on the 18th as Luke 24:1 states very early in the Morning he was already risen.
John-- "The first day of the week cometh Mary Magdalene early, when it was yet dark, unto the sepulchre." John 20:1.
Mark 16:9
9Now when Jesus was risen early the first day of the week, he appeared first to Mary Magdalene, out of whom he had cast seven devils.
Read the study, it outlines every hour from his arrest to first illegal trial to his first legal trial to his resurrection.He arose early sunday morning on the 18th?
'was dead for a total of 39 hours'?
No one knows the exact time that the Lord rose. So no one can establish the duration of time that the Lord was in the tomb.
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