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So Passover was on the 15th day of Hebrew month. :Amen: The Passover lamb had been killed in the twilight hours (3pm - 6pm) of the day before (14th) and eaten after sunset early 15th day. This has been Jewish practice from Moses till now. In the case of AD 30 a systematic count of days from...

I’ll get to other evidences after you answer the following question. Question: What date did the death angel “pass over” the houses with blood on their door posts? 14th or 15th of Nisan?

:Ohpleze:I'll edit my post to late twilight. The Passover was (by definition) when the angel of death *passed over* those with blood on their door posts. That happened at midnight of the 15th Nisan and they all marched out at dawn, later on the 15th as our Numbers scripture says. So, Passover...

It is recounting the passing of the death angel at midnight. (Exodus 12:29) Bear in mind that the Hebrew day began and ended late twilight. (approx 7 pm) So, the lambs were killed in the late afternoon 14th Nisan, then the day switched to 15th Nisan. Then the firstborn of the Egyptians were...

I’ll stay off the Wednesday crucifixion theory for now, except to say that most AD 31 adherents share the traditional view that Jesus died on a Friday. There is a subtle difference in method between these two dates. Our AD 30 date was, on the Hebrew calendar, 15th of Nisan, whereas our AD 33...

The first evidence for an AD30 crucifixion is based on Old Testament description of Passover. Jesus was crucified on Passover (full moon) and that is a big clue to finding the date because lunar phases can be found with great accuracy. Israel had a luni-solar calendar. When we study the lunar...

Yeah, we’ve had a few sunny days so I’ve been getting a bit of gardening done. Will be back.

Off topic - suggest you start a new topic for that one Tim.

For one shocking second I thought you were saying I was "immutable and ineffable" :Ohpleze: then I saw "God's" clock. Yes, there is an extraordinary count running beneath the pages of scripture. Get the free PDF version, or the published book here.

OK, here is a new thread to deal with the date of Jesus' crucifixion.

This continues from my previous thread, ‘Daniels 70-Weeks Timeline.’ It is related, but unfortunately there is not unanimous agreement about the date of the crucifixion. Experts differ from approximately AD27 to AD36 as to when the cross happened and followers say it doesn't matter much anyway...

Depends where you are getting your evidence. :IDK: Let me give you a bit of background to this issue. A couple of centuries ago Bible dates all followed the calculations made by Bishop Ussher (Annals of the World, AD 1658) His date for the crucifixion was AD 33 and commentaries followed his...

Ive been thinking about heaven a lot recently. This devotional was written by Maureen and put on our devotionals page. www.5loaves2fishes.net/devotional ‘Fathers House.’ "In my father's house are many rooms; if it were not so, I would have told you. I am going there to prepare a place for...

Just a heads up for you Ronald. :waves: This forum software has got an inbuilt spell checker. If you see a word with red underlining it is telling you there is something wrong. Just click on it with the right-side mouse button and it will give you a selection of words to fix the problem. :)

Whaaa? :r.u.n:

Church tradition has it that Thomas preached in Persia, Parthia and India. Martyred with a lance.

Ruling and reigning.

I like your recommended topic. More and more are moving to Amill. Some to Preterism and others to Postmil but Amill is the way to go IMO

The Shemitah. (Luni-solar, synchronising with our solar cycle every 7 years)

A 'time, times and half a time and 1260 days are related but not exactly the same. I'll start a new thread when I get a chance. Thanks for reading chapter 3.