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Yeah, so? I honestly don't understand your argument. The events of Calvary being a fulfillment of Passover is, by definition, a kingdom / covenant of circumcision thing.

That doesn't seem relevant. Quite the contrary. Just as they understood Calvary to have been a fulfillment of Passover, they would have seen the events in the upper room as well as the pouring out of the Holy Spirit as a fulfillment of prophecy, including that of Feast of Weeks. All very Jewish...

False. The 14th of Nisan in the year 30 AD fell on Friday, April 7th. Not only is that the - by far - most commonly accepted date but it just so happens to perfectly fit the biblical narrative as has been clearly presented here without refutation or rational rebuttal. You showing up to...

So, once again, you’re veering off into a fog of historical fiction and ideological bias. Let’s clarify a few things with actual history rather than this emotional revisionism dressed up as analysis. That’s a confusing claim. The Pilgrims were among the earliest British settlers, landing in...

You ARE a fool. Do you think it was by pure luck that I nailed your doctrine after having read one single, nearly incoherent post? It wasn't luck! The labels we human beings give to things are quite useful. They go a long way toward communicating whole swaths of information in just one or two...

@Insight me, What you've posted is a bunch of gibberish and flat out falsehoods and probably intentional lies. Do yourself a favor and turn off whatever idiot is teaching you this nonsense! It's literal stupidity! False. King James I reigned from 1603 to 1625. The widespread transportation of...

Sorry, but I'd have to say that the point you're making is still far from clear. What exactly is it that you're driving at? Also, I'm more convinced than ever that this is Oneness Pentecostal (i.e. modalistic) doctrine. It is quite heretical. By equating “the Word” with “the Anointing” and...

You're making sense, I just expected you to have a link to another amazing teaching from Bob that nails it down so firmly. He started His ministry at "about 30 years of age" according to Luke's gospel. Can we firm it up any more than that?

How so?

I believed it was Wednesday for decades but the biblical evidence is iron clad. Listen to the interview from which my posts here have been based. There's no question about it. Jesus did, in fact, die on Thursday mid-afternoon just as the whole nation of Israel was killing their Passover lambs.

You don't think that the Apostles understood that Calvary was a fulfillment of the Passover? I would agree that it wouldn't have been revealed to them on Pentecost. The risen Jesus Himself revealed it to them.... Luke 24:44 Then He said to them, “These are the words which I spoke to you while...

Here's similar information presented in a different format.... Passover Traditions and Rituals Jesus’ Fulfillment During Passion Week (30 AD) 10th of Nisan: Jewish families select a spotless lamb for the Passover (Exodus 12:3). Sunday, 10th of Nisan: Jesus enters Jerusalem riding a donkey...

@JudgeRightly, So, just for the fun of it, I transcribed the audio of that interview into text (using Whisper Web) and fed the text into ChatGPT and had it present a timeline of the Passover week..... Timeline of the Passion Week: Fulfilling the Passover in Exact Detail This timeline lays...

I missed that link when I skimmed the thread earlier. Listening to the interview now! (y)

So, part of the day Thursday (died at about 3 PM) and Thursday night. (9 hours by modern clocks) All of Friday (day and night) (24 hours) All of Saturday (day and night) (24 hours) Rose on what we would call early Sunday morning but before sunrise. (6 hours - tops) That would make for...

You are a liar. You didn't miss it, you quoted it! Just how stupid are you?

The word logos does NOT mean message. It MIGHT be able to be translated that way in some weird contexts but certainly not in John chapter 1 where the word is used. You really should avoid saying things that you know nothing about when you're on the internet where people can look it up in just...

There are three main camps on this question. Which do you find most compelling? 1. Traditional View: Friday to Sunday Burial: Late Friday afternoon Resurrection: Early Sunday morning This view counts any part of a day as a full day (Friday = day 1, Saturday = day 2, Sunday = day...

This was rather difficult to follow but it seems to me to be Modalism. Sounds sort of like something you'd hear from Oneness Pentecostalism (i.e. anti-Trinitarian). However, as I said, I had a hard time following it. Did I misunderstand it?

This post is a mess of half-truths and historical confusion, to say the least! Exaggerated. The accurate number is around 50,000–60,000 before 1776. There’s no documented program of shipping the mentally ill or elderly en masse. There were poor people who emigrated, but lumping them in as if...