Think that he was the guy that got ate by a rather large fish. Or was that Jonah? I believe that both spellings are biblically acceptable.Who is Jonas?![]()
Jonah was swallowed by the whale. I've never seen the name rendered Jonas.Think that he was the guy that got ate by a rather large fish. Or was that Jonah? I believe that both spellings are biblically acceptable.
Mat 12:40 KJV For as Jonas was three days and three nights in the whale's belly; so shall the Son of man be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth.Jonah was swallowed by the whale. I've never seen the name rendered Jonas.
KJV? I don't use it much. That spelling must be leftover from the Latin.Mat 12:40 KJV For as Jonas was three days and three nights in the whale's belly; so shall the Son of man be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth.
Just letting u know that it was rendered like that in that translation..KJV? I don't use it much. That spelling must be leftover from the Latin.
I didn't either but I looked in up in Wikipedia after I saw the post.Jonah was swallowed by the whale. I've never seen the name rendered Jonas.
His Holy Spirit never left his corrupted body of death.
Jonah was swallowed by the whale. I've never seen the name rendered Jonas.
The one who got their ear cut off suffered, jesus was arrested in the garden but the flogging and the beating and the nailing came later.
When Jesus was arrested they took him to a jail cell below the house of Pontius Pilate. The cell is supposedly still in existence today and it is actually a deep dark cave below the house of the governor. I wouldn’t want to sit in that cell for too long….
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Hmm interesting thanks for the info I’ll have too look into that got any links.
Speaking of how many places was He taken before appearing before the crowd?
Our church go to Israel twice a year and that is one of the place they visit, me and the wife plan to go soon because apparently it is amazing to see it and more often than not people just breakdown when they enter the cell.
I actually don't know how many times he did appear...
Three first the Pharisees court to Pilate to Herod back to Pilate thenwell a few places. and three robes brilliant blue, purple and scarlet red, these the colors of the temple per OT the soldiers knew that of them.
The video talks about when Jesus was handed over to the sinners begins the hour of him being in the hearth of the earth.
actually..its not the only thing that the video shows as the problem with wednesday..
here...picture this..Jesus this words on wednesday 3pm
Luk 13:32 And he said unto them, Go ye, and tell that fox, Behold, I cast out devils, and I do cures to day and to morrow, and the third day I shall be perfected.
Today - wednesday
tomorrow - thursday
third day - friday...
you third day is the fourth day...
These are the words of Jesus regarding the third day...watcher, that is just spiritualizing the plain meaning of the scripture. I always wonder why so many people come with these off-the-wall interpretations of scripture.
The heart of the earth does not = the Jesus being handed over to the sinners.
The thief who was crucified next to Jesus said, "Lord, remember me when you come into your kingdom. And Jesus said, "truly I tell you, today you will be with me in paradise."
How Jesus make such a promise to this man when they both died that very day?
The answer is, just as when Lazarus and the rich man died, their spirits went to Sheol/Hades, which is where Abraham was, with the spirit of Lazarus taken to Abraham's side (bossum). The area of sheol/Hades was dived up into two areas, with one side being a place of comfort/paradise which is were Abraham and Lazarus were and the other area was a place of torment in flame, which is where the rich man was.
When Jesus said, "today you will be with me in paradise," it was the comfort area of Sheol/Hades that he was referring to. When both Jesus and the thief died, their spirits departed and that is where they went to.
There is no way that the Lord being in the heart of the earth can be interpreted as being handed over to sinners.
That's correct. The Greek equivalents are slightly modified. Elias for Elijah is another good example.Maybe it is the same with Jonah and Jonas???
watcher, that is just spiritualizing the plain meaning of the scripture. I always wonder why so many people come with these off-the-wall interpretations of scripture.
The heart of the earth does not = the Jesus being handed over to the sinners.
The thief who was crucified next to Jesus said, "Lord, remember me when you come into your kingdom. And Jesus said, "truly I tell you, today you will be with me in paradise."
How Jesus make such a promise to this man when they both died that very day?
The answer is, just as when Lazarus and the rich man died, their spirits went to Sheol/Hades, which is where Abraham was, with the spirit of Lazarus taken to Abraham's side (bossum). The area of sheol/Hades was dived up into two areas, with one side being a place of comfort/paradise which is were Abraham and Lazarus were and the other area was a place of torment in flame, which is where the rich man was.
When Jesus said, "today you will be with me in paradise," it was the comfort area of Sheol/Hades that he was referring to. When both Jesus and the thief died, their spirits departed and that is where they went to.
There is no way that the Lord being in the heart of the earth can be interpreted as being handed over to sinners.
Not necessarily Friday. We know for certain that the resurrection happened sometime after sundown that begins 17 Nisan......the day after the nearest normal Saturday Sabbath after Passover which is always Sunday. However, Passover can occurr ANY day (other than Saturday as far as I know.....but please Check on that), so it is perfectly conceivable to get an exact 72 hours if the burial was after sundown (start) Thursday, reresurrection just after sundown (start) Sunday . I was a partial Friday man for quite some time....but now Thursday looks better to me. But Friday is the most flexible choice. Really not that important IMO. Jesus is not mistaken whatever the case may be.This is a “new’ thing how people want to explain to us that Jesus was crucified the Wednesday or Thursday and resurrected the Sunday with complex calculations. The truth of the matter is that the word of God teaches us exactly what happened and we know for a fact that Jesus was crucified on Friday and resurrected by Sunday. If we study the feast days of YHVH we will also understand that it was a shadow of things to come and that is why these theories don’t carry any weight.