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. †. John 6:53 . . Jesus said to them: I tell you the truth; unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you have no life in you. The life to which Jesus referred wasn't human life; but rather, a species of life that's impervious to death. †. John 6:54 . .Whoever eats my...

. It's very easy to prove that Jonah was alive inside the fish at some point. †. Jonah 2:1-2 . . Jonah prayed to Yhvh his God from the fish's belly. But it's just as easy to prove he was dead at some point too. †. Jonah 2:6 . . To the roots of the mountains I sank down; the earth beneath...

. FAQ: According to Luke 23:39-43, Jesus went to paradise when he died. If that's true, then why did he tell Mary Magdalene at John 20:17 that he had not yet ascended to the Father? For two good reasons. (1) According to Acts 2:24-32, the paradise that Jesus went to wasn't up, it was down...

. tim_from_pa, on 01 Apr 2013 - 07:33, said: I am showing how these events did occur on the appointed feast days. Screwing around with feast dates is throwing you off. If you would but simply count the three days and nights, you'd get it: keeping in mind that the Bible abundantly attests that...

. ChristRoseFromTheDead, on 01 Apr 2013 - 05:18, said: I think what you're meaning to say is that he rose as Sunday began, i.e., Sunday evening It's just that kind of mixing and mashing of days and nights that puts people's minds into oscillating vapor lock. Sundown Saturday commences a...

. tim_from_pa, on 31 Mar 2013 - 16:51, said: I'm saying he did not arise Sunday morning, but Saturday late Your chronology has Jesus rising on the seventh day of the Jews' week. That's the wrong day. By combining Matt 28:1, Luke 24:1, Luke 24:13-24, and John 20:1, it's readily determined that...

. ChristRoseFromTheDead, on 31 Mar 2013 - 09:47, said: He died on the 14th, would have been in the tomb the 15th, 16th and 17th, rising on the 18th (Sunday). Tim is right - Weds. Had Jesus been buried on a Wednesday afternoon, he would have been over budget on nights since he allowed himself...

. ChristRoseFromTheDead, on 31 Mar 2013 - 04:25, said : I don't think John 13:1 supports your view That's why I didn't reference verse 1 all by itself but included verse 2. Verse 1 says: "before the feast of the Passover" Verse 2 says: "and supper being ended" In other words: according to...

. Where was the Lord's mom on resurrection morning? Didn't she believe he would be back from the dead? Her gal pals Mary Magdalene, Mary the mother of James, and Salome weren't expecting him back, nor were any of the apostles; so why would she? Search the list of names of the women who went out...

. ChristRoseFromTheDead, on 30 Mar 2013 - 09:21, said: Why don't you demonstrate through scripture that there were two passover dinners. See post #12 Buen Camino /

. Jesus underwent crucifixion, death, and burial prior to the night that the Jews dined upon their Passover lambs. (John 18:28) Jesus was done eating his own Passover lamb twenty-four hours ahead of the Jews' lambs. (John 13:1-2) So then, by comparing the synoptic gospels with John's gospel...

. The Great White Throne event depicted at Rev 20:11-15 doesn't take place until the close of the millennium and the complete destruction of the current cosmos. (Rev 20:5-6, Rev 20:11) The dead are mentioned in connection with the Great White Throne event four times while the living aren't...

. †. John 3:5 . . Jesus answered: Most assuredly, I say to you, unless one is born of water and the Spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God. There's no excuse for anybody misconstruing the nature of the water about which Jesus spoke in that statement because he revealed it in the very next...

. Reincarnation, and the supernatural birth about which Christ spoke at John 3:3-8, are as unalike as stars and planets. The birth about which Jesus spoke produces a non material, non physical spirit; while reincarnation produces a material, physical body. Non physical, non material spirit ≠...

. There are but two resurrections (Dan 12:2, John 5:29). Since the second resurrection is reserved for the dead (Rev 20:11-15) then I'm pretty sure that Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob will be in on the first resurrection because according to Jesus' testimony, as an expert witness in all matters...

. †. Acts 2:24 . . It was not possible that he should be held by death. Why not? Because Jesus had more than just human life: he also had eternal life. †. John 5:26 . . As the Father has life in Himself, so He has granted the Son to have life in Himself. †. 1John 1:2 . .The life was...

. It's very easy to prove that Jonah was alive inside the fish at some point. †. Jonah 2:1-2 . . Jonah prayed to Yhvh his God from the fish's belly. But it's just as easy to prove he was dead at some point too. †. Jonah 2:6 . . To the roots of the mountains I sank down; the earth beneath...

. JB_Reformed Baptist, on 06 Mar 2013 - 14:36, said : Are you a 'Church OfGod' member? No. BTW: Wednesday afternoon was an error due to a "senior moment." It was supposed to be Thursday afternoon. Buen Camino /

. forrestcupp, on 06 Mar 2013 - 08:02, said : But that doesn't make sense. If He was buried on Wednesday afternoon, then Wednesday night would be one of the nights. Oops! Sorry about that. The error must have due to a "senior moment". Buen Camino /

. Here's a very simplified method for figuring out which day of the week Jesus was buried. Matt 12:40 and John 2:19-22 predict that Jesus would be deceased three days and three nights. However, according to Matt 17:22-23, Mark 9:31, Luke 9:22, Luke 18:33, Luke 24:41, Luke 24:46, John 2:19, Acts...