0scar
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Can you provide any biblical text declaring that "Jesus was crucified on the 15th day of Abib"??? (it is not necesary to be textual, word by word)
The timeline that is totally wrong is that of the religious tradition.
ECT Jesus on trial at the Council
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Can you provide any biblical text declaring that "Jesus was crucified on the 15th day of Abib"??? (it is not necesary to be textual, word by word)
The timeline that is totally wrong is that of the religious tradition.
0scar
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do you confess that Jesus were NOT crucified same day of his arrest? or will you denay the truth and keep supporting religious lies?
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dont you know that Nisan 20th is preparation day of Passover?
The Passover lambs were (and were to be) slain (prepared) on the 14th of the 1st month, in preparation for an evening meal.
0scar
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that day, Jesus instructed Peter and John, and Jesus eat it next evening, the 15th.
Not if He was already dead and had to be laid in the tomb before the evening, the 15th.
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then Luke, Mark and Matthew are wrong. bad for them.
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the point of this thread is denmostrating - and have been susessfull to the point in which you want to get a divertion - that the trial of Jesus at the Council began in a morning, last a good while, and was resumed a following morning.
None of the gospel accounts are wrong. I don't understand where you get the idea that any of them are.
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according to you they are when say that Jesus ended the 14th alive and free
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Jesus trial at the Counsil took at least too days. First day, the trial extended along the morning hours, when many false witnesses where presented. Finally two false witnesses presented theyr testimony but where found false. At that point, the High Pries interrogate Jesus who declared himself the Christ.
Next morning the Counsil gather again, and decided to send Jesus to Pilate to be crucified.
Jesus were NOT crucified same day of his arrest
the point of this thread is denmostrating - and have been susessfull to the point in which you want to get a divertion - that the trial of Jesus at the Council began in a morning, last a good while, and was resumed a following morning.
Next morning the Counsil gather again, and decided to send Jesus to Pilate to be crucified.
Jesus were NOT crucified same day of his arrest
the point of this thread is denmostrating - and have been susessfull to the point in which you want to get a divertion - that the trial of Jesus at the Council began in a morning, last a good while, and was resumed a following morning.
Those words are not found anywhere in the Bible.
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YES THEY ARE
Matthew 26:
17 On the first day of the Festival [Nisan 14th] of Unleavened Bread, the disciples approached Jesus and asked, “Where do you want us to make preparations for you to eat the Passover meal?”
18 He said, “Go to a certain man in the city and say to him, ‘The Teacher says, “My time is near. I will celebrate the Passover with my disciples at your house.”’”[h] 19 So the disciples did as Jesus had directed them, and they prepared the Passover meal.
20 When evening came[being the 15th], Jesus was sitting at the table with the Twelve.
I believe you have used your own words to describe what you are seeing, whether what you are seeing is actually there or not.
0scar
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i really dont care what you "believe", the Scripture is very clear by itself. be free to believe in UFO and mermaids.
Jesus trial at the Counsil took at least too days. First day, the trial extended along the morning hours, when many false witnesses where presented. Finally two false witnesses presented theyr testimony but where found false. At that point, the High Pries interrogate Jesus who declared himself the Christ.
Next morning the Counsil gather again, and decided to send Jesus to Pilate to be crucified.
Jesus were NOT crucified same day of his arrest
the point of this thread is denmostrating - and have been susessfull to the point in which you want to get a divertion - that the trial of Jesus at the Council began in a morning, last a good while, and was resumed a following morning.
It is you that are talking about being free.
There is another explanation of the first of unleavened bread (which, by the way, is not the 14th and is the 14th, both of these 14ths being a day that ends with sunset) in the passage you referred to.
One source past to me indicates a passage that includes your first verse from Matthew, along with other passages from the gospel accounts, that this was an instructional seder meal.
But whether you believe that or not, what day (from Matthew, following your passage) do you believe THIS verse is referring to? What day was the day after the preparation? Do we know what day this is from elsewhere? Was it the 15th, a holy day?
Matthew 27:62 NASB - Now on the next day, the day after the preparation, the chief priests and the Pharisees gathered together with Pilate,
0scar
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Matthew, Mark, Luke nor John mention anything about any "seder meal". That means that it was not at all any "seder meal". For if it were a "seder meal" at least one of the four Gospels would say it. It was not a "seder meal" but it was the first day of Passover, also known as the first day of Unleavened Bread. Not at all any "seder meal" but Nisan 14th.
Matthew, Mark and Luke are declaring very clearly and whithout any room to any doubt, that on Nisan 14th Jesus instructed Peter and John to prepare Passover. And they did, and coming the evening, the 15th, Jesus celebrated Passover being alive and free.
0scar
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it refers to the passover sabbath of Nisan 21st.
0scar
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Jesus trial at the Counsil took at least too days. First day, the trial extended along the morning hours, when many false witnesses where presented. Finally two false witnesses presented theyr testimony but where found false. At that point, the High Pries interrogate Jesus who declared himself the Christ.
Next morning the Counsil gather again, and decided to send Jesus to Pilate to be crucified.
Jesus were NOT crucified same day of his arrest
the point of this thread is denmostrating - and have been susessfull to the point in which you want to get a divertion - that the trial of Jesus at the Council began in a morning, last a good while, and was resumed a following morning.
Next morning the Counsil gather again, and decided to send Jesus to Pilate to be crucified.
Jesus were NOT crucified same day of his arrest
the point of this thread is denmostrating - and have been susessfull to the point in which you want to get a divertion - that the trial of Jesus at the Council began in a morning, last a good while, and was resumed a following morning.
That would mean Jesus was crucified many days after His arrest. Do you believe that is what was indicated by the gospel accounts?