Easter Jesus Resurrection Story

How can Christians believe in a story that even contradicts itself regarding resurrection -Good Friday etc?

I’ve just been reading about Easter etc,that Jesus was supposed to have died on the Friday and rose on The Sunday- but then , in the Bible, he supposedly rose after 3 days and 3 nights.Friday to Sunday is only 2 nights and 1 whole day (Saturday). How do people believe the whole thing when the Church etc even follow the Friday- Sunday thing- they musn’t believe it either
To “H”- excuse me, but I’m not spreading ignorance- I’m just quoting what it says in the Bible, but then Christians get all upset ,because OMG- that’s not what The usual story is

Many people say they believe int God and the Bible, very few believe God and the Bible. In the case of the crucifixion/resurrection, the Bible in no way contradicts itself. Other places that folks claim are contradictions really are not , but we may not understand them fully.

But it is easy to understand the following:

Any sane, honest, and reasonably intelligent person can read a calendar. When is Passover this year? It was 3/28 after sunset. When did the events of the crucifixion week take place? During Passover, and the beginnings of the Days of Unleavened Bread, which started tonight 3/29 at sunset. What is being celebrated next weekend????? Not anything that has to do with Messiah Yahshua! The concept of a Good Friday crucifixion and a Sunday morning resurrection is a complete falsehood that has led to the deception of those who would be followers of the Christ for centuries. It is one of the traditions of men that we are warned against following. Christians should celebrate Passover as did our Savior.

The truth is that the resurrection was near the end of the weekly 7th day Sabbath (our Saturday) exactly 72 hours after He was placed in the tomb. Anyone who tells you anything else is calling Christ a liar. If it was NOT 72 hours, then He is NOT your Savior. The only sign that He gave that proves His identity is Matthew 12:40. Three days and three nights cannot possibly fit into Friday evening to before sunrise Sunday. You cannot even count, if you believe in a Friday crucifixion, Sunday as a day because the scriptures say He was already risen BEFORE the women got to the tomb and that it was still dark.

Several links where you can study the truth for yourself:

http://www.tomorrowsworld.org/cgi-bin/tw…

http://www.ucg.org/booklets/JC/

To truly understand what went on during the week of the crucifixion, you need to study the Biblical Holy Days:

http://media.pcog.org/en/Literature/PAG_…

To give you a basic overview, because you really need to study this vital truth for yourself, in the Bible, the days start and end at sunset:

Crucifixion week:

Our Tuesday evening (Sunset started the 14th day of Exodus 10-12) Yeshua ate the Passover with His disciples and instituted the bread and wine ceremony as a memorial to His death. That night He was betrayed, arrested, taken to the High Priest’s house. The next morning (our Wednesday) very early before the morning sacrifices began at the Temple, He was taken to the Sanhedrin. Peter denied Him, most likely about the time the Temple Crier (Not a rooster) was calling for the morning sacrifices to begin.

After being shuttled back and forth between Herod and Pilate, He is finally condemned, tortured, and crucified and died on the cross late Wednesday afternoon and was placed in the tomb before the sunset that ended that day. This was the preparation day for the 1st High Sabbath of the year, the first day of Unleavened Bread (Again read the Exodus account and Leviticus 23).

This period of time from sunrise Wednesday to sunset Wednesday is also the preparation day for the High day Sabbath mentioned in John’s account.

Night 1
Sunset Wednesday to Sunrise Thursday. The High Day Sabbath, the first day of Unleavened Bread, or the Passover of the Jews, mentioned in John’s account (19:31) began at this sunset

Day1
Sunrise Thursday to sunset Thursday. It is still the High day Sabbath.

Night 2
Sunset Thursday to sunrise Friday began the preparation day for the weekly Sabbath.

Day 2
Sunrise Friday to sunset Friday. This is the daytime portion of the preparation day for the weekly Sabbath, during which the disciple prepared the spices for the final burial of Yeshua.

Night 3
Sunset Friday to sunrise Saturday, the weekly Sabbath began at sunset Friday and the disciples rested according to the commandment.

Day 3

Sunrise Saturday (Sabbath)to just before sunset Saturday (Sabbath), 72 hours after being placed in the grave before the first Holy Day ends the 3rd day.

This is so easily proven from the Bible that it is ridiculous that people still believe in a Good Friday/Easter Sunday scenario. Like so many other practices and beliefs of traditional Christianity, it is rooted in pagan worship of heathen gods and has no Biblical basis whatsoever.

Bottom line; Which do we love more, God and the truth or the false traditions of man? Should those professing to follow the Creator God and His Son not take heed of the following warning?

De 12:30 Take heed to thyself that thou be not snared by following them, after that they be destroyed from before thee; and that thou enquire not after their gods, saying, How did these nations serve their gods? even so will I do likewise.

http://www.coghomeschool.org/site/cog_ar…

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