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Hello again, Oh goodness.....Sooooo You consider that "dribble and none sense”. :p You don't have to follow my directions. You are not my employee or my child. You just need to back up what you allege. Is that to much to ask? Hmmmmm.......so it is MY fault that you have been dragged back...

Thanks Cadyzoe. You have articulated your thoughts very well! However you did not address the points I made on how for the first 80+ years after Christ died Christian writings suggest or flat out say Sunday worship. So, WHY were Christians, for the first 80 years of Christianity, gathering...

Last chance kiddo. I'm not playing your childish games. Please cut and paste something.

Thanks Cady...I didn't "suggest" that "Mark and John mentioned Thursday, Friday or any other day of the week by name". I said they "indicate" it. I already briefly spelled out those indications. But let's go deeper: Scripture mentions the first day of the week when they discovered the tomb...

Hmmm....I get your disbelief in the resurrection being a real event. So it sounds like you do not accept Scripture as even a historical document since you discount the person Jesus being a real person. Do you discount the non-Scriptural accounts of Jesus also? Do you believe Aristotle ever existed?

I had never made that connection in Genesis. Thank you! In Ephesians 5:25, St. Paul exhorts men to love their wives “even as Christ loved the church.” So what does that mean? Paul said that Christ endured his crucifixion to sanctify the Church, his Bride, so that he may present her “without...

Hey Pearl, Should we follow in the footsteps and do what the Apostles taught and practiced? If it has been determined that they taught/practiced Sunday worship (gathering to break bread, worship, etc) then it does matter. Matt. 28:1; Mark 16:2,9; John 20:1,19- the Gospel writers purposely...

Got it. That’s what I thought you were referring to (Nissan 15). However, in Mark and John it indicates that it this all occurred on Thursday (Passover celebrated THAT year), Friday (crucifixion) and Sunday (first day of the week). So other passages in Scripture give us clues as to when Passover...

You are welcome. Let me help you again. Does it make you feel good to be condescending to people you don’t know? Also, please cut and paste what I wrote that is “dribble and none sense”. I have a feeling you won’t do that but you may surprise me

Your pink dragon scenario is not a very good example…but I get the gist of your point. The problem with your scenario is that dragons are not real so your sisters could not see something that is not real. Since they are not real they could be any color. Based on your study of history and...

Hey cady, I may be misunderstanding what you are saying. If so, I apologize. John 12:1 says that Jesus arrived at Bethany 6 days before Passover. So, it APPEARS that there was a “particular day of the week” that they started Passover. Are you saying that the starting day of Passover changed...

The testimony of multiple people is not enough? Well then, throw out every court case that had multiple people testifying.

Hi TE SMITH, You present a fascinating theory. Your theory is that we can't trust Matthew since his letter is the only letter that says there were guards. Ok...lets pretend Matthew lied and there were no guards. Using your logic, can we trust the multiple other letters that say He rose from...

Hi Pearl, Who was Mary an intercessor for at the wedding in Cana? According to Scripture: Can I be an intercessor for you? When you are standing at the pearly gates, asking to be let in, and Jesus ask's you "What do you think about my mother?" are you going to say to Him what you just said...

To learn new words.....:p

Now I am addle :) Why is it verboten? :cool: Learning new words....Mary (I know you are just kidding)

To conclude, we wish to protest the misrepresentation of the conference proceedings in the media, and make it clear that the majority of scholars in attendance – including all of the archaeologists and epigraphers who presented papers relating to the tomb - either reject the identification of...

Jesus arrived at Bethany six (6) days prior to Passover (Jn 12:1), hence Saturday. His triumphant entry into Jerusalem was the next day, Sunday (Jn 12:12). They could not crucify him on the Sabbath. So they woke everybody up and did it all Thursday night to Friday morning, to make a Friday...

Not trying....I am.

I learned a new word....verbalise....Thank you.