tim_from_pa
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I'm not replying to anyone specifically, but after a goings around with Goinheix earlier, I'm sorry it all had to come to that.
For the umpteenth time, this is why it's important to understand God's calendar and what the dates on that calendar signified.
And to reiterate, the dates "written in stone" so-to-speak are Nisan 10, 14, 15 and the "morrow after the Sabbath". Then there's Pentecost 7 weeks later on the 50th day, which makes that also "the morrow after the Sabbath". Then there's Tishri 1, 10, 15 and 22 (the last 8th day). They all have to do with the work of Christ taking place on those dates and for the redemption of mankind.
Since the Jews rejected Christ, there has been such a Gentilian attitude for want of a better word that anything Jewish no longer mattered, when indeed they had the OT scripture that foreshadowed Christ. In other words, the Jews did not recognize the symbolism in the OT (i.e. "Moses wrote of me") but since they follow the Law yet the Gentile Christians threw out the baby with the bathwater, including the calendar and replaced it by a solar calendar of Baal. The Hebrew calendar was lunar, and the Jews kept not only the Law, but the feast days to this very day and thus preserved it all until the time of Christ Coming again.
Of course when we create a calendar from Babylon or our own imagination, then this mix-up takes place which is taking place here in this thread before our very eyes. I'm not claiming special knowledge, but I just simply take the dates mentioned in the bible and apply them without some song and dance interpretation the way I like them to be. I don't start with a preconceived notion and make the bible dates "fit" which whether the likes of Goinheix wants to admit or not, was exactly what he was doing.
Again, He died late on the 14th to fulfill Passover. Interred for Unleavened Bread (sundown) as the 15th began. He was in the grave 3 days and 3 nights i.e. 15+3=18 so he arose the 18th (Saturday sundown by our reckoning as the 18th began). We know that Sunday was Firstfruits, so the 18th was on a Sunday. Now make a simple calendar and project back to the day of the week that the 14th fell on. It's all math, and there's only one way it works out. Simple as that. I just can't fathom how people come up with all other types of (mathematically unsound) solutions and think it sounds reasonable. Incredible.
For the umpteenth time, this is why it's important to understand God's calendar and what the dates on that calendar signified.
And to reiterate, the dates "written in stone" so-to-speak are Nisan 10, 14, 15 and the "morrow after the Sabbath". Then there's Pentecost 7 weeks later on the 50th day, which makes that also "the morrow after the Sabbath". Then there's Tishri 1, 10, 15 and 22 (the last 8th day). They all have to do with the work of Christ taking place on those dates and for the redemption of mankind.
Since the Jews rejected Christ, there has been such a Gentilian attitude for want of a better word that anything Jewish no longer mattered, when indeed they had the OT scripture that foreshadowed Christ. In other words, the Jews did not recognize the symbolism in the OT (i.e. "Moses wrote of me") but since they follow the Law yet the Gentile Christians threw out the baby with the bathwater, including the calendar and replaced it by a solar calendar of Baal. The Hebrew calendar was lunar, and the Jews kept not only the Law, but the feast days to this very day and thus preserved it all until the time of Christ Coming again.
Of course when we create a calendar from Babylon or our own imagination, then this mix-up takes place which is taking place here in this thread before our very eyes. I'm not claiming special knowledge, but I just simply take the dates mentioned in the bible and apply them without some song and dance interpretation the way I like them to be. I don't start with a preconceived notion and make the bible dates "fit" which whether the likes of Goinheix wants to admit or not, was exactly what he was doing.
Again, He died late on the 14th to fulfill Passover. Interred for Unleavened Bread (sundown) as the 15th began. He was in the grave 3 days and 3 nights i.e. 15+3=18 so he arose the 18th (Saturday sundown by our reckoning as the 18th began). We know that Sunday was Firstfruits, so the 18th was on a Sunday. Now make a simple calendar and project back to the day of the week that the 14th fell on. It's all math, and there's only one way it works out. Simple as that. I just can't fathom how people come up with all other types of (mathematically unsound) solutions and think it sounds reasonable. Incredible.