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To Forum Administrators: Would you add the ability to make TABLES in the BB code editor please.

<table> <tr> <td>TIME</td><td>APRIL</td>NISAN<td>EVENT</td> </tr> <tr> <td>4pm</td><td>6th</td>14th<td>lamb slain</td> </tr> </table>

Interesting point. Thanks. Yes, the first Tamid lamb was sacrificed at 9am at the same time Jesus was being nailed to the Cross. The second Tamid lamb at 3pm when Jesus died.

Mostly no questions because I agree with most of your link. Uh, maybe one clarification. You say: So, when do you say the the Jews kill and eat the Passover lamb?

Thanks for the lunar phases. Yes, full moon was about 9.30 pm, Thursday, 6th April. Then Jesus was arrested at midnight and nailed to the cross at 9.00 am, Friday, 7th April. What is sometimes overlooked is how the paschal meal as well as the crucifixion was on Passover because the Hebrew day...

Ive just been browsing your thoughtful topics. Don't want to miss any more, so have clicked 'follow'

You are going to annoy a Calvinist soon with these questions.

I bungled my post. lol, I meant to exclaim: WOT! o_O No replies? The most important date in the history of the world and not a single reply!!!

A very good link Grailhunter. But can you repost your image of lunar phases in April AD30? It shows full moon on your original thread but only half the days on your post here. Thanks. :)

So, you have no problem with having a co-regency provided that we don’t count from it? I was going to give a few examples of how some events in history have been counted from a king’s co-regency and other events from his sole reign. (Tiberius is such an example) But your mind is made up no...

You quote Jack Finegan. Theodor Mommsen also showed a coregency in his 'History of Rome'. So, I presume you agree there was a co-regency with Tiberius several years before Augustus' death? So, is there any reason why St. Luke could not count from the coregency as it shows on my timeline?

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Thank you Light. Yes, Passover begins in the closing hours of the fourteenth and continues into the fifteenth day as it did in the Exodus. However, could you keep the Passover discussion to the previous thread so that we can study other aspects of the crucifixion date? Would you like examples...

Funny you should mention Charles. Ive sometimes wondered why Queen Elizabeth didn't arrange a co-regency with him before she fell off the throne. It would have given him a bit of experience before he went on the old age pension. (ps. There were a few co-regencies in the British monarchy.)

See post#23

Luke never said "29 AD." You inserted it. :Bubbles:Luke simply said the "15th year of Tiberius." Now, listen up: Tiberius became sole emperor on the death of his adoptive father, Augustus, on 19th August AD 14. However, it is a well-known fact that he had become co-regent with his ailing father...

Typo? I think you are referring to the chart showing Tiberius’ co-regency starting in 12 AD. Yes, it carried full status as regent two years before his father, Augustus, passed away. There are many examples of co-regency in history. A biblical case is how David made Solomon king while he was...

Back to the 46 years … “The Jews then responded to him, What sign can you show us to prove your authority to do all this? Jesus answered them, Destroy this temple, and I will raise it again in three days.” They replied, It has taken forty-six years to build this temple, and you are going to...

Here’s what Wikipedia says: A year zero does not exist in the Anno Domini (AD) calendar year system commonly used to number years in the Gregorian calendar (nor in its predecessor, the Julian calendar); in this system, the year 1 BC is followed directly by year AD 1. Keraz, you are the only...