Recent content by JudgeRightly

Don't be lazy and use the quote function. Also, your post is way more of a wall of text than mine is, so you don't get to complain. You seem to be completely ignoring the day between 3pm and 6pm on Passover. He didn't die at the start of the new weekday. He died BEFORE the start of the new...

Because of the second calendar the Jews had. AD 32 simply does not work because it has the Passover followed by a high sabbath followed by a normal day followed by the weekly sabbath followed by Sunday. Christ was in the grave for 3 days and nights, and rose on the third day. AD 32 has 4 days...

Jesus rode in on a Sunday. Your view has Him riding in on a sabbath day. So you claim! But in reality, YOU'RE NOT! You can claim that's what you're doing until you're blue in the face or until the cows come home, whichever comes first, but it doesn't mean you actually are! Thanks for that...

https://kgov.com/star-of-bethlehem

Ooh! Maybe he talked about it in "Planets, Stars, and the Bible"...

Because "word" has a sphere of meaning that overlaps the literal translation of the word "LOGOS," and I imagine "In the beginning was the logic/the reason" doesn't quite roll off the tongue, but that's just me speculating. Because it doesn't mean "God," per se, let alone everywhere. Yet it...

Pretty sure Clete was referring to Bob Enyart.

My position is what the Bible says. Your position is.... Something other than what the Bible says. I'll stick with what the Bible says.

I wish I did. I don't know yet.

Why? Because you say so? Yes. And? So what? Dr. McMurtry gives sound reasoning for the Crucifixion being on Thursday. What evidence do you have that he's wrong? The Thursday position fits the Bible. Yours does not. That makes yours incorrect, by definition. You should submit to God's...

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He was 33 years old at the cross. Meaning more than 33 years had passed since His birth. 30 AD - 33 years = 3 BC, but it had been more than 33 years (less than 34) so the upper limit is 11 extra months, lower limit 4 (crucified in April, but He wasn't born in April), which would put His...

No, it doesn't. Again: Wednesday crucifixion has Jesus in the tomb for FOUR days, in direct contradiction to how long HE HIMSELF SAID He would be in the tomb. Saying it doesn't make it so. AD 30. No. It's based on the calendar given in Leviticus 23. Go listen to the BEL episode I linked...

Wednesday crucifixion (6 pm) doesn't work because he would have to have been in the grave until Sunday (6 am at the latest), which is more than 3 days and three nights, and that contradicts what Jesus Himself said: "three days and three nights." Not four days and three nights. It also doesn't...

This pretty much affirms a birthdate of 4 B.C. for Jesus.