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Sunset Monday to sunset Tuesday (Nisan 13)
Preparation of the room where the Messiah would observe "this Passover" with the apostles, Tuesday afternoon. Matthew 26:18-19, Mark 14:13-16, Luke 22:9-13
Sunset Tuesday to sunset Wednesday (Nisan 14)
The Messiah observed His Passover preparation (also known as "The Last Supper") with the apostles, Tuesday evening just after sunset. Matthew 26:20-29, Mark 14:17-25, Luke 22:14-38, John chapters 13-17
At about 10 p.m. Tuesday evening, they went out and entered the Garden of Gethsemane where the Messiah prayed and was then arrested by the mob, led by the traitor Judas Iscariot. Matthew 26:36-56, Mark 14:32-52, Luke 22:39-53, John 18:1-11
The Messiah was taken to the house of the Caiaphas, the high priest, and was held there from about 11 p.m. Tuesday to dawn Wednesday. Throughout the night, Jesus was brutalized and mocked by the religious council and their thugs. Matthew 26:57-75, Mark 14:53-72, Luke 22:54-65, John 18:12-27
At daybreak Wednesday, Jesus was taken to Pontius Pilate who declared Him innocent of any wrongdoing. Pilate then sent Jesus to Herod Antipas, who happened to be in Jerusalem at the time. During that same time, Judas tried to return his thirty silver coins to the Sanhedrin and then hung himself. Luke 22:66-71, Luke 23:1-7, Matthew 27:1-10
Herod Antipas, after listening to the accusations, also declared Jesus an innocent man, having done nothing deserving death. He then sent Him back to Pilate. Luke 23:6-15
Pilate again tried to have Jesus released, but eventually gave in to the frenzied mob. He released the murderer Barabbas, and handed Jesus over to be crucified, knowing full well that Jesus of Nazareth was an innocent man, just as they all knew that He was innocent. Luke 23:13-25
The Roman military then took charge of Jesus; they sadistically tortured and beat Him nearly to death through the morning on Wednesday and then took Him out of the city for the Crucifixion. Matthew 27:27-56, Mark 15:16-41, Luke 23:26-43, John 19:16-27
The death of the Lamb of God, about 3 p.m. Wednesday. His burial in the tomb was just before sunset on Wednesday afternoon. Matthew 27:45-61, Mark 15:33-47, Luke 23:44-56, John 19:28-42
Sunset Wednesday to sunset Thursday (Nisan 15, First Day Of Unleavened Bread)
Christ in the tomb night and day 1.
On the First Day of Passover/Unleavened Bread, the annual Sabbath that many mistakenly believe refers to the weekly Sabbath because it is also a "day after Preparation Day," Pilate had guards posted at the tomb. Matthew 27:62-66
Sunset Thursday to sunset Friday (Nisan 16, Second Day of Unleavened Bread)
Christ in the tomb night and day 2 . Matthew 12:40
Sunset Friday to sunset Saturday (Nisan 17, Third Day of Unleavened Bread)
Christ in the tomb night and day 3; The Resurrection was just before sunset on Saturday afternoon, exactly three days and three nights after He died. Matthew 12:40
Sunset Saturday to sunset Sunday (Nisan 18, Fourth Day of Unleavened Bread)
The empty (for nearly twelve hours, since just before sunset on Saturday) tomb was discovered by the women and the apostles long before sunrise on "Sunday" morning; the risen Christ spoke to Mary of Magdala. Matthew 28:1-10, Mark 16:1-8, Luke 24:1-12, John 20:1-18 http://www.keyway.ca/htm2012/20120404.htm
Preparation of the room where the Messiah would observe "this Passover" with the apostles, Tuesday afternoon. Matthew 26:18-19, Mark 14:13-16, Luke 22:9-13
Sunset Tuesday to sunset Wednesday (Nisan 14)
The Messiah observed His Passover preparation (also known as "The Last Supper") with the apostles, Tuesday evening just after sunset. Matthew 26:20-29, Mark 14:17-25, Luke 22:14-38, John chapters 13-17
At about 10 p.m. Tuesday evening, they went out and entered the Garden of Gethsemane where the Messiah prayed and was then arrested by the mob, led by the traitor Judas Iscariot. Matthew 26:36-56, Mark 14:32-52, Luke 22:39-53, John 18:1-11
The Messiah was taken to the house of the Caiaphas, the high priest, and was held there from about 11 p.m. Tuesday to dawn Wednesday. Throughout the night, Jesus was brutalized and mocked by the religious council and their thugs. Matthew 26:57-75, Mark 14:53-72, Luke 22:54-65, John 18:12-27
At daybreak Wednesday, Jesus was taken to Pontius Pilate who declared Him innocent of any wrongdoing. Pilate then sent Jesus to Herod Antipas, who happened to be in Jerusalem at the time. During that same time, Judas tried to return his thirty silver coins to the Sanhedrin and then hung himself. Luke 22:66-71, Luke 23:1-7, Matthew 27:1-10
Herod Antipas, after listening to the accusations, also declared Jesus an innocent man, having done nothing deserving death. He then sent Him back to Pilate. Luke 23:6-15
Pilate again tried to have Jesus released, but eventually gave in to the frenzied mob. He released the murderer Barabbas, and handed Jesus over to be crucified, knowing full well that Jesus of Nazareth was an innocent man, just as they all knew that He was innocent. Luke 23:13-25
The Roman military then took charge of Jesus; they sadistically tortured and beat Him nearly to death through the morning on Wednesday and then took Him out of the city for the Crucifixion. Matthew 27:27-56, Mark 15:16-41, Luke 23:26-43, John 19:16-27
The death of the Lamb of God, about 3 p.m. Wednesday. His burial in the tomb was just before sunset on Wednesday afternoon. Matthew 27:45-61, Mark 15:33-47, Luke 23:44-56, John 19:28-42
Sunset Wednesday to sunset Thursday (Nisan 15, First Day Of Unleavened Bread)
Christ in the tomb night and day 1.
On the First Day of Passover/Unleavened Bread, the annual Sabbath that many mistakenly believe refers to the weekly Sabbath because it is also a "day after Preparation Day," Pilate had guards posted at the tomb. Matthew 27:62-66
Sunset Thursday to sunset Friday (Nisan 16, Second Day of Unleavened Bread)
Christ in the tomb night and day 2 . Matthew 12:40
Sunset Friday to sunset Saturday (Nisan 17, Third Day of Unleavened Bread)
Christ in the tomb night and day 3; The Resurrection was just before sunset on Saturday afternoon, exactly three days and three nights after He died. Matthew 12:40
Sunset Saturday to sunset Sunday (Nisan 18, Fourth Day of Unleavened Bread)
The empty (for nearly twelve hours, since just before sunset on Saturday) tomb was discovered by the women and the apostles long before sunrise on "Sunday" morning; the risen Christ spoke to Mary of Magdala. Matthew 28:1-10, Mark 16:1-8, Luke 24:1-12, John 20:1-18 http://www.keyway.ca/htm2012/20120404.htm
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For a christian, Respect does not need to be earned, But it can be lost.
1. Your on the verge of losing respect. In fact, you have done a few things in this one post which the mods would not be very happy with.
2. Turn the other cheek mean anything to you?
3. The jews celebrating Passover have rejected Christ, they are not better than the pagans.
On passover night, Jesus held the last passover meal with his disciples. and said from now on, drink in memory of ME, eat in memory of Me (not egypt)
The church moved on, Will you join them?
1. Your on the verge of losing respect. In fact, you have done a few things in this one post which the mods would not be very happy with.
2. Turn the other cheek mean anything to you?
3. The jews celebrating Passover have rejected Christ, they are not better than the pagans.
On passover night, Jesus held the last passover meal with his disciples. and said from now on, drink in memory of ME, eat in memory of Me (not egypt)
The church moved on, Will you join them?
You know there are much better ways to correct a sister in Christ than this . Name calling is quite sad . All law no love .
As far as learning to show respect an then we might get some . What about turning the other cheek ? Please don't give us I have done that bit . The question of how many times we are to do so was answered.
Blessings
Bill
As far as learning to show respect an then we might get some . What about turning the other cheek ? Please don't give us I have done that bit . The question of how many times we are to do so was answered.
Blessings
Bill
Issachar, calling words, ideas or actions "dumb" is different from calling actual persons "dumb", "idiot" or "moron". You are insulting sevenseas personally, and that is not acceptable behaviour for a Christian. I would encourage you to offer an apology and a retraction.
Such behaviour is also fallacious. Attacking a person with whom you disagree is called "argumentum ad hominem"; that means that instead of attacking the idea, you attack the person. While this is common among politicians and the media, it has no validity in the realm of rational discussion.
Such behaviour is also fallacious. Attacking a person with whom you disagree is called "argumentum ad hominem"; that means that instead of attacking the idea, you attack the person. While this is common among politicians and the media, it has no validity in the realm of rational discussion.
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Such wisdom
Ok enough, Do not want you to get yourself all pufffed up..lol
huh
and the guy after you says I'm dumb
well I guess I know what side of the church I'll be sitting on then
seriously though, whoever gave me the 2nd rep, thank you and apparently humor strikes just the right note
practical Christianity 101
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Good, because chocolate and Christmas trees have something in common. If you steam them up, they'll melt. lol
BTW, I have a bone to pick with you. I've been stuck with the theme from Enterprise running in my head for three days now. Your fault.
BTW, I have a bone to pick with you. I've been stuck with the theme from Enterprise running in my head for three days now. Your fault.
love it LOL! that song is actually a Rod Stewart song but they had someone do a cover (he did a great job I'd say) because the royalties were getting expensive with him singing it. guess he collected one big lump sum instead
no, I'm not a trivia buff but I do happen to know that
you're welcome
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Jesus says to drop the stones
unless you are David
by the way, when I said dumb de dumb dumb? I was thinking of that little tune. but you can't hear me hum it, so whatever
but frankly, it is dumb to want to stay stuck in passover when you can have the real Lamb
I'm not mocking. having a little fun? for sure
but I am as serious as it gets when I say that passover is past.
Do we remember the sacrifice of Jesus? Christianity calls it Easter.
God says Jesus is His Lamb. The perfect and final sacrifice.
unless you are David
by the way, when I said dumb de dumb dumb? I was thinking of that little tune. but you can't hear me hum it, so whatever
but frankly, it is dumb to want to stay stuck in passover when you can have the real Lamb
I'm not mocking. having a little fun? for sure
but I am as serious as it gets when I say that passover is past.
Do we remember the sacrifice of Jesus? Christianity calls it Easter.
God says Jesus is His Lamb. The perfect and final sacrifice.