jesus died and was resurrected three days later

#JESUS DIED AND WAS RESURRECTED THREE DAYS LATER FULL#

After resting two of the women, Mary Magdalene and another Mary, go to observe Jesus' tomb late on the weekly Sabbath, which approaches three complete days of Jesus being in the tomb (Matthew 28:1). When the weekly Sabbath started at sunset Friday, the women rested (Luke 23:56). After buying spices, the women spent the rest of Friday preparing them. The Bible states that after the annual Sabbath known as the Feast of Unleavened Bread had ended (on sunset Thursday), three women went to buy spices for Jesus' body (Mark 16:1). Jesus was very quickly taken from the cross after his death as there were only a few short hours before God's annual Feast day began (Mark 15:42 - 43). This Holy time began at Wednesday sunset. He dies at 3 pm.Īccording to the Bible, work was allowed in order to prepare for the next day, a high Holy Sabbath where no work was permitted called the Feast of Unleavened Bread. His crucifixion occurs between noon and 3 pm Wednesday. (when the Biblical day ended) Jesus took part of his last meal with his twelve disciples (Luke 22:14 - 15, etc.). The Sabbath after Jesus diedĪfter Tuesday sunset in 30 A.D. 'In order for His death to be publicly recognized and acknowledged, it was necessary for Jesus to remain in the grave for three nights and three days before He was raised from the dead.' (HBFV, Appendix J). 'If He had been crucified on a Friday and restored to life on Sunday morning at sunrise (what Christianity calls Easter morning), His death would not have been 'valid'. Therefore, if Jesus had risen from the dead before 3 PM on the afternoon of Nisan 17, a weekly Sabbath (Saturday), He would not have been considered legally dead.

#JESUS DIED AND WAS RESURRECTED THREE DAYS LATER FULL#

'According to Jewish law, to be declared legally dead, a person had to be dead for three FULL days or more. Scripture teaches there were two Sabbaths between the time when Jesus entered the tomb and the moment, three complete days later, his resurrection took place! This is the key to understanding the correct sequence of events of what happened to Jesus our Savior! The Jews also kept the annual Feast Days God had given Israel (Exodus 23:14 - 17, Leviticus 23, Numbers 28 - 29, etc.). The Bible clearly states the Jews kept other Holy times besides the weekly Sabbath. The Bible nowhere states that Jesus' crucifixion was on a Friday! Because the Jewish weekly Sabbath came on Saturday, scholars assume Jesus died on Friday, thus promoting a Good Friday hoax!

Unfortunately, these passages do not show that three distinct twenty-four hour periods are the same as a two nights and one complete span of time between Good Friday to Easter morning! The periods mentioned in the above verses are to be taken literally! The big lie Passages cited include Genesis 42:17 - 18, 1Samuel 30:12 and Esther 4:15 - 16.

Some say that Jews count parts of a day as a complete twenty-four hour period. How do Bible teachers, however, reconcile a Good Friday to Easter morning time period (less than 40 hours) with Jesus' declaration he would be dead for 72 HOURS? He declared He would rise again 'after three days' (Matthew 27:63, Mark 8:31, etc.). Jesus clearly stated how long he would be dead. Unfortunately, both of these teachings are not true! The time period from Friday afternoon to Sunday morning does not remotely constitute three days and three nights! In fact, if the crucifixion took place on Good Friday and the resurrection on Sunday morning, then Christ is not the Messiah! They also state he was resurrected early on a Sunday morning. Many teachers of the Bible state that Jesus' crucifixion took place on Good Friday.

Jesus died and was resurrected three days later