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Please expound on this scripture and tell me if Yahusha rose on the Sabbath or Sunday. Refer Mathew 12:40 if you agree on this then on what day was He hung on the Cross. On what day was He crucified?
My specific question has not been addressed to. I am asking on which day of the week was Yahusha hung on the tree, and on what day of the week did He arise.
Dear Brothers and sisters, the truth is that Jesus died and arose from the dead on the third day. what is most important for man kind to know , understand and believe is that this act of love offered by God through Christ Jesus ensures salvation for all believers in Jesus Christ.
it is not the time and day of the week that saved mankind from destruction but the act of God through his son Jesus Christ.
Jesus died on what we call Wednesday just before sundown.
Wednesday sundown to Thursday sundown = 1 day (first night and day in the tomb)
Thursday sundown to Friday sundown = 1 day (second night and day in the tomb)
Friday sundown to Saturday sundown = 1 day (third night and day in the tomb)
Mary came to the sepulchre at daybreak Sunday.
Look at Matthew 12:40.
Jesus rose at some time between Saturday sundown and Sunday morning.
The "high day" of John 19:31 was the first day of the feast (Passover), and is considered a high holy Sabbath day.
The first day of the Feast was a Thursday (15th day of Nisan- April 3/4). The 15th day of Nisan commenced at sunset on what we would still call the 14th.
Jesus was crucified on the 14th, the "preparation day" ( John 19:31), and by law the crucified bodies should not remain on the cross on a Sabbath day. Jesus was put in the tomb before sunset on Wednesday the 14th.
The "first day of the week" ( Matthew 28:1, Mark 16:1-2, Luke 24:1, John 20:1-), the day of the Resurrection, was from our Saturday sunset to Sunday sunset.
Jesus was to be the Lamb slain, and His crucifixion took place on the "preparation day" ( John 19:14) when all lambs were slaughtered for the great Passover Feast the NEXT day.
The Last Supper DID NOT take place on the day of Passover, look at Matthew 27:62, Mark 15:42, Luke 23:54, John 19:14, John 19:31-42.
The "third day" of Matthew 16:21 is not the third day of the great Feast, but the third day of our Lord and Savior being in the tomb.
The Hebrew calendar used at the time of Jesus counted a full day from sunset to sunset, not midnight to midnight.
The Hebrew 24 hour period of time is broken up into two 12 hour segments. The first segment is from 6 pm until 6 am. The second segment is from 6 am until 6 pm.
The "third hour" of the day in Mark 15:25 when Christ was crucified is 9 am
The "ninth hour" when He gave up the ghost is 3 pm.
Greg, That is the absolute best and most detailed explanation I have ever heard of the days of the death and resurrection of Christ. Never has anything been stated so clearly. Thank you. We should all commit this to memory. It is extremely valuable.
What Day Was Jesus Crucified On - In Reply on Genesis 2 - 4 years ago
That's the way I heard it. I know people disagree about what day. Interesting, it was announced in the news this past week; that there is a movement calling for a WORLD CALENDAR.
That's going to mess with a lot of people.
I myself keep my focus on the fact that Jesus was tried and found guilty of blasphemy by the religious Pharisees and the Romans. He was scourged for it. Then later he was found guilty and ordered to be executed.
The Pharisees were so scared that Jesus might be resurrected (as He said he would) that the Pharisees asked Pilot to post Roman guards outside of Jesus's Tomb.
Somehow the guards got sleepy and took naps. They awoke to Mary Magdalene's shouting "He is Risen!".
The Roman guards are sorrowful to lose their prisoner (a corpse), and have to go tell Pilot.
It was a glorious Day for everybody! Better yet, People saw Jesus that day. That's how it got recorded into History. His Tomb is on display and it's EMPTY. Jesus was seen by over 500 people, in the days following.
His disciples saw Jesus as He ascended to Heaven.
Days don't really matter. What matters is that it all happened the way it has been recorded by Historians of that time in history = (His Story)
Thank you so much for your painstaking moments to reply to my need. I am then sure our Yahusha rise from the grave some time during Sabbath, as He is Lord over the Sabbath.
Can some one guide me in understanding some of the following:
Romans 8:25 Abba, which is the language which is Addressing Father as Abba
Jesus was in the grave 3 days and 3 nights. Please let me know the day in English calander when He died on the stake. Ref: Mathew 12:40
I believe in the Hebrew names of Almighty God as Yahuah and His Son as Yahusha.
Please respond.
Sincerely
Herman Dcouto
India
Abba in Romans 8:25 is Aramaic . Aramaic is a ancient language that was used in Assyrians, Babylonians, Chaldeans, Arameans, Hebrews, and Arabs.
My church teaches that Jesus died on a Friday and rose on Sunday Amen
Sincerely
Abimael Seyoum
U.S.A.
Thank you very much for responding to my requests.
I would like to know what the Bible has to say and not Churches. Or Doctrines of man.
May be you will be able to clarify more clearly by studying Mathew 12:40, we need to seek the Truth.
Please help me.
Warm regards
Herman
Please expound on this scripture and tell me if Yahusha rose on the Sabbath or Sunday. Refer Mathew 12:40 if you agree on this then on what day was He hung on the Cross. On what day was He crucified?
regards
Herman
My specific question has not been addressed to. I am asking on which day of the week was Yahusha hung on the tree, and on what day of the week did He arise.
Please refer Mathew 12:40.
Very sincerely.
Herman
it is not the time and day of the week that saved mankind from destruction but the act of God through his son Jesus Christ.
Please refer to John 3:16-18.
Sincerely,
Leo.
Jesus died on what we call Wednesday just before sundown.
Wednesday sundown to Thursday sundown = 1 day (first night and day in the tomb)
Thursday sundown to Friday sundown = 1 day (second night and day in the tomb)
Friday sundown to Saturday sundown = 1 day (third night and day in the tomb)
Mary came to the sepulchre at daybreak Sunday.
Look at Matthew 12:40.
Jesus rose at some time between Saturday sundown and Sunday morning.
The "high day" of John 19:31 was the first day of the feast (Passover), and is considered a high holy Sabbath day.
The first day of the Feast was a Thursday (15th day of Nisan- April 3/4). The 15th day of Nisan commenced at sunset on what we would still call the 14th.
Jesus was crucified on the 14th, the "preparation day" ( John 19:31), and by law the crucified bodies should not remain on the cross on a Sabbath day. Jesus was put in the tomb before sunset on Wednesday the 14th.
The "first day of the week" ( Matthew 28:1, Mark 16:1-2, Luke 24:1, John 20:1-), the day of the Resurrection, was from our Saturday sunset to Sunday sunset.
Jesus was to be the Lamb slain, and His crucifixion took place on the "preparation day" ( John 19:14) when all lambs were slaughtered for the great Passover Feast the NEXT day.
The Last Supper DID NOT take place on the day of Passover, look at Matthew 27:62, Mark 15:42, Luke 23:54, John 19:14, John 19:31-42.
The "third day" of Matthew 16:21 is not the third day of the great Feast, but the third day of our Lord and Savior being in the tomb.
The Hebrew calendar used at the time of Jesus counted a full day from sunset to sunset, not midnight to midnight.
The Hebrew 24 hour period of time is broken up into two 12 hour segments. The first segment is from 6 pm until 6 am. The second segment is from 6 am until 6 pm.
The "third hour" of the day in Mark 15:25 when Christ was crucified is 9 am
The "ninth hour" when He gave up the ghost is 3 pm.
That's going to mess with a lot of people.
I myself keep my focus on the fact that Jesus was tried and found guilty of blasphemy by the religious Pharisees and the Romans. He was scourged for it. Then later he was found guilty and ordered to be executed.
The Pharisees were so scared that Jesus might be resurrected (as He said he would) that the Pharisees asked Pilot to post Roman guards outside of Jesus's Tomb.
Somehow the guards got sleepy and took naps. They awoke to Mary Magdalene's shouting "He is Risen!".
The Roman guards are sorrowful to lose their prisoner (a corpse), and have to go tell Pilot.
It was a glorious Day for everybody! Better yet, People saw Jesus that day. That's how it got recorded into History. His Tomb is on display and it's EMPTY. Jesus was seen by over 500 people, in the days following.
His disciples saw Jesus as He ascended to Heaven.
Days don't really matter. What matters is that it all happened the way it has been recorded by Historians of that time in history = (His Story)
Thank you so much for your painstaking moments to reply to my need. I am then sure our Yahusha rise from the grave some time during Sabbath, as He is Lord over the Sabbath.
Warm regards
Herman Dcouto
May i ask for some clarification in the following please?
I know the name YAHUAH
also His Sons Name YAHUSHA
Kindly give me meanings of the Holy Names above as they are in Hebrew
likewise help me with the meanings of Halleloujah or Hallelouyah YAH or YAH meanings of YAH
Ruch Al Qudesh correct my spelling please
thank you once again.
Herman Dcouto
India
Please help me in knowing what is the name in Hebrew for the Holy Spirit of YAH.
Also the gender of the Holy Spirit.
Very sincerely
Herman
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