Most of the churches in the world today teaches that Jesus Christ rose from the dead on the first day of the week and that is why the Sunday is being used as the day of worship. This teaching originated from the Roman Catholic Church and is not in line with the Bible. This also then brings us to another problem which is that Jesus Christ could not have been crucified on the Friday as is currently being taught as He had to be in the grave for three full days. If Jesus' body was placed in the grave on the Friday and it was empty on the Sunday, it plainly means that Jesus rose from the grave on the Saturday, Sabbath. That makes it one day after His burial. Why the discrepancy? Anybody out there who disagrees with these facts?
Jesus Christ was not resurrected on the first day of the week - Sunday.
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Yes, because Holy Scripture says it was on the first day of the week that the women went out to the tomb and found it empty.
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What If Jesus was Killed on Tue prepared for burial and buried on Wed, was literally dead buried in the tomb for 3 full days and arose on Sunday is it plausible? And what does it matter anyway? It seems so foolish to me to keep this controversy going when it will never be undone. Here is a thought. Live what you know, as best you can ignorant or otherwise if you make it to heaven ask!
With a negative attitude like yours, it is obvious that religion is not on top of your priority list and Satan has you in his control. I would rather like to know that what I am doing now is right, and not hope that if I am in heaven one day, to be able to ask the question, as that might not be the case, and be a part of those that is burnt with Satan and his angels. Only by searching through all the teachings and keeping those that is in line with the Bible, will ensure that you have a better chance of getting to heaven, and that is my goal to inform those who have not discovered these facts, to look at it earnestly and decide what they want to do with it. Obviously this will apply only to those earnest seekers of the Truth and not to those who always look for an argument for the sake of arguing without facts. This is also to inform those that teaches certain doctrines, that they could be wrong and should refrain from spreading lies, as that is part of Satan's plan of destroying God's children.pastac;bt9326 said:
That is correct. This means that Jesus was resurrected on the Sabbath, exactly three days after His burial. This means that from Friday afternoon to Sabbath afternoon it was one day which means that the current celebration of Easter is incorrect. Calculating three days backward means that Jesus was crucified and buried on the Wednesday. According to the Bible, He was buried on the day of preparation, which is the day before a Sabbath. My question here is, as there were special Sabbaths during a year, was this not the case that Jesus was crucified on one of these days before the special Sabbaths?ThomistColin;bt9325 said:
Please elaborate on this as I would like to know exactly how you tie the resurrection up with the feast of the firstfruits. Does it also tie up with the three days in the grave?faroukfarouk;bt9327 said: