The First Day of the week

[GerhardEbersoehn]

[SIZE=16pt]“On the First Day of the week … the day far spent toward evening … two of them told Jesus … besides today (having been) the third day since they had delivered Him to be crucified … certain women who deep(est) morning were at the tomb, astonished us and told us they had seen angels who told them that He was alive.”[/SIZE]

[SIZE=16pt]"Today the third day since they crucified Him" was the day after "the third day Christ rose from the dead". [/SIZE]

[SIZE=16pt]After "today the third day since they crucified Him certain women who deep(est) morning were at the tomb, astonished us and told us they had seen angels who told them that he was alive”, “he, RISEN, early on the First Day APPEARED to Mary Magdalene first.” [/SIZE]

 

[Madad21]

I remember doing a study in to the Jewish calender, and the Jewish Day hour cycle being different to how it is rendered now, it was quite some time ago, but it answers this very question which has come up a lot in gentile theology.

I found these helpful
http://www.answersingenesis.org/articles/aid/v7/n1/post-resurrection-appearances
http://newtheologicalmovement.blogspot.com.au/2011/09/real-meaning-of-noon-how-ancient-jews.html