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Heart2Soul, re: "For readability sake, I quoted the Mark verses in bold, and below I explain how I feel those statements were backed up elsewhere in scripture. Actually, verse 9 - as it is translated in the KJV and similar versions - is the only place in scripture which places the resurrection...

I also need to add: "...and who thinks a calendar day begins at sunset."

Perhaps someone new visiting this topic may know of examples.

bbyrd009, re: "examples of what..." I say "what" in post #495 on page 25.

Or maybe not.

Someone new visiting this topic may know of examples.

FHII, re: "So when is the third day after the crucifixion?" Well the day after the crucifixion would be the 1st day after the crucifixion, the next day after that would be the 2nd day after the crucifixion, and the day after that would be the 3rd day after the crucifixion.

FHll, re: "Let's look at this from the Bible. How long did Jesus say he would be in the heart of the earth? 3 days and 3 nights. (Mat 12:40). When did he say he would ressurrect? The 3rd day. (Mat 16:21, 17:23, 20:19)." He also said that it would be after 3 days (Mark 8:31). So "the 3rd day"...

FHll, re: "It later occurred to me that you may have meant something else. It may have been you didn't believe saturday shouldn't count either since it is possible that Jesus may have risen before the day ended. Yes, that is what I was getting at if you change "shouldn't" to "should"...

FHII, re: "The Sabbath isn't the first day of the week." Who said that it was?

FHll, re: "...any partiality of Wednesday is not included in 3 days and 3 nights." Then any part of the Sabbath would not be included because your said that the Messiah was resurrected sometime before the first day of the week which started at 6pm.

FHll, re: "I stand by what I said. 3 Days and 3 nights is not an idiom. Jesus died on Wednesday and resurrected sometime before the first day of the week started (what we call Saturday, 6 PM)." So you're saying that a day and a night means 24 hours, but all 24 hours don't have to occur within...

FHII, re: "Yes... So?" So the Messiah only said that 3 daytimes would be involved.

Enoch111, re: "Even so, the fact that 'the Lord's Day' is stated as being significant (Rev 1:10) -- not to be confused with the Day of the LORD -- then that pretty much establishes the day of resurrection as the first day of the week." I'm not suggesting that the resurrection didn't take place...

Enoch111, re: "... it was the 18th of Nisan -- the first day of the week -- when Christ arose. This also corresponds to Christ being called "the First Fruits of them that slept" (1 Cor 15:20,23), since the sheaf of first fruits (representing Christ) was waved on 'the morrow AFTER the sabbath'."...

FHII, re: " I believe he died 3 pm Wednesday. He was buried before 6 pm Wednesday. He resurrected between 3 - 6 pm Saturday..." But that would mean that parts of 4 daytimes were involved with His stay in the tomb.

Someone new looking in may know of examples.

twinc, re: "nothing sinister - like this one it was the last post..." I don't understand. Could you elaborate?

twinc, But why did you specifically quote my post and what does your comment have to do with the OP?

twinc, re: "as I have already stated what if 'in' really means within - twinc " I don't understand. Why did you quote my reply to GE in post #515 and then comment on something else?