Did He raise from the dead?

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posthuman

posthuman

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rstrats said:
In addition to needing to rise from the dead, would He also have to spend 3 daytimes as well as 3 night times in the "heart of the earth"?
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did He not?

-- in case you have the position that He was crucified on friday and that there's no way for 3 days and nights to pass before rising sunday, our brother Hizikyah has started an excellent thread on the subject here:

http://christianchat.com/bible-discussion-forum/159572-when-messiah-put-grave-when-did-he-resurrect.html
 
CS1

CS1

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remember dead any part of the day is dead on that day . if you are dead for 1 hour on Sunday and alive on the second hours you still were dead on that day. dead one minute , one hour, or one day is still dead.
 
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mcubed

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CS1 said:
remember dead any part of the day is dead on that day . if you are dead for 1 hour on Sunday and alive on the second hours you still were dead on that day. dead one minute , one hour, or one day is still dead.
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Oh... you raise a good question... How long is dead? Non Jews forget to account for the Scripture... JEWISH!!! anything before twilight is a day, sundown to sundown is a day, then sundown to sundown...

Maybe there was daylight savings to, to help the Biblical Writers...lol...
 
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rstrats

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posthuman,
re: "-- in case you have the position that He was crucified on Friday..."

I don't.
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