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cv5, re: "The truth is that there is more than one perfectly plausible theories as to the 3 days and 3 nights. " But the only one applicable to this topic is one which says that it was common to say that a daytime or a night time would be involved with an event when no part of a daytime or no...

Endoscopy, re: "Trying to avoid the facts as presented in the Gospels!!" Why would you want to do that? re: I defined what the Bible says about the 3 days and 3 nights as the thread title refers to." I previously explained to you that the topic title and OP were poorly conceived with...

Endoscopy, re: "He rose on the weekly Sabbath afternoon with the tomb empty Sunday morning. Going backwards, Saturday, Friday, and Thursday he was put in the grave Wednesday afternoon. Thursday then was the annual Sabbath." That's an issue for a different topic.

BibleLoverBill, I'm afraid none of your links show examples where a daytime or a night time was forecast or said to be involved with an event when no part of a daytime or no part of a night time could occur.

BibleLoverBill, re: "Since your comments deal with issues for a different topic you might want to start one."

Are you a 6th day of the week crucifixion advocate?

p_rehbein, re: "We didn't just make up Resurrection Sunday ya know. It is firmly based on Scriptural Truth!...John 20:1...Matthew 28:1...Mark 16:1..." I don't see where those verses say that the resurrection took place on the 1st day of the week. What do you have in mind?

Since it's been awhile, perhaps someone new visiting this topic may know of examples.

garee, re: "So then it only applies to those who beleive the heart of the earth is referring to the literal tomb?" Yes, that is what I wrote. You even quoted me, so I don't see why you need to ask.

cv5, re: "Just more useful commentary. Very useful...." So why did you feel the need to quote my comment from post 787? How was your link useful for commenting on sunset/sunrise/?

garee, re: "It began in the garden on Thursday..." Then this topic does not apply to you. It is really directed to those who believe the "heart of the earth" is referring to the tomb.

cv5. Why did you quote my comment from post 787 and then post a link to an article that has nothing to do with it? BTW, you have a question directed to you in post #786.

In thinking about it, I realize that it makes no difference to this topic whether a calendar day began at sunset versus sunrise.

cv5, re: "The term 'three days and three nights' was a common Hebraism and an idiom." It was a common Hebraism for what with regard to "three days and three nights"?

garee, Why did you quote my post #748 if you were just going to ignore it and continue with your off topic comments?

Endoscopy, Your have a question directed to you in post #761.

cv5, I wasn't asking what the word "idiom" means. I was asking what it meant with regard to "three days and three nights".

cv5, re: "The term 'three days and three nights' was a common Hebraism and an idiom." A common idiom meaning what?

Endoscopy, re: "The fact that the start of the day starts at sunset in Israel." What????? What have I written that makes you think I am ignorant of that?

Endoscopy, You still haven't said what I'm ignorant about. What is it?