Was the Last Supper a Passover meal?
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- There is a lot of confusion about the timeline of the Crucifixion, and today I want to dig deep into this subject. We are going to look at when the Passover is supposed to be kept, was the Last Supper a Passover, and what day was Yeshua crucified.
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THREE DAYS and THREE NIGHTS - watch this one next - th-cam.com/video/sk9FV3jl0LI/w-d-xo.html
No, at even of each day ends a day, it is from even to even. The seventh day sabbath starts at even Friday and ends at even Saturday and at even Saturday starts Sunday and Sunday ends at even Sunday and there starts Monday
On the evening of the 13 falls in the 14th .
The passover is not the 1rst day of unleavened bread. The passover is a Memorial.
The passover is not a feast, but the feast of unleavened bread is. The 1rst day of unleavened bread is a high sabbath and the last day is also a high Sabbath.
I am sorry, but you can not take a day and a half and turn it into three days.
@@nancyalicechiasson7066 John 11:9 Messiah said 12hrs in a day.
Note: Preparation days also occurred for feasts that occurred during a week day- called High Sabbaths. These occurred in addition to the weekly sabbath days❤️
Yes. Amen
@@brucebuckley285 (revelation 2:9)
@The Qodesh Homestead really? I have never heard that before. Could you give me scriptures or language description? I am interested. thank you
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David C Park
"Jesus crucifixion was not on a Friday"
Elie Octave According to my current understanding of the calendar, the crucifixion occurred on the 15 th day of the 1st chodesh (month) or 4th day of the week 😊
I was with you for the first half of the study but was confused by the end. Jesus said he would be 3 days and 3 nights in the heart of the earth (Matthew 12:40). If He died on Friday before evening and rose before sunrise on Sunday that's not 3 days, it's barely 2 days. I'll check out the Passover study but could you give me something in a nutshell please 😇
IT is because Jesus died on Thursday which is 3 nights and 3 days from Sunday morning.
@@misterdude123 (revelation 2:9)
@@cyndialbright3716 He rose on the first day of the week which is Sunday. Nice try but passover was on Friday that year. A Wednesday death also negates a sunday triumphal entry as well
(Look at how Acts Chapter 10 reads)
Cornelius had a vision on the 9th hour. As you read along there is "on the morrow" used three times. However, it states 4 days ago he had the vision. That means 1 day is counted even though it began on the 9th hour. If we apply that same logic, 1 day is counted on the 9th hour when the sacrifice was finished.
Exactly, I was with Lex until he changed..He himself used to say it's was Wednesday and he changed his teaching...I do wonder why, I hope he hasn't been pushed into this to fit mainstream media 🤔
Notice how he never mentions 3 days and 3 nights.
Amen!
That Is VERY IMPORTANT TOO 3 Days and 3 Nights, AMEN IN JESUS PRECIOUS NAME
@@djcflashIt's a Jewish metaphor. Think about what "in the heart of the earth" means, a tomb above sea level is not even as deep as Jonah was he was at least in the sea. Jesus didn't mean his body in the heart of the earth, oh no he carried the sin of the whole world away.
I count one full and one partial day, and one full and one partial night.
John gets it right, because he specifies that it is a high sabbath. A High sabbath is the beginning or ending of a festival. The preparation is for every sabbath, whether high or weekly. They are all in agreement with John, its just that John is more specific than the rest. Christ died on Wednesday afternoon and rose on Sabbath (Saturday) evening. He was first seen on Sunday morning, but the angel implied that HE was already risen to Mary. HE is Lord of the Sabbath, why would he not rise on HIS day.
How can he had died on Wednesday and fulfilled firstfruits
@@willsr.9154 He was first seen on Sunday "FirstFruits".
Agreed brother. I believe Jesus. He said 3/3 days/nights not 1/2 day/nights. He did not rise on Sunday either but at the end of the Sabbath /Saturday at twilight just before the 1st day started otherwise it would be then 4 nights. When Mary went in the dark on sunday Jesus was already risen. Also The Book of Daniel noted that THE MESSIAH WILL BE CUT OFF IN THE MIDST OF THE WEEK = Wednesday. Let God Be TRUE and every man a liar.
Firstfruits is a Sunday, how would he fulfill Firstfruits if he didn’t rise on Sunday?
I am about 90% in agreement with your explanation. However, there remains a question that needs to be addressed. If He died on the preparation day of the “High Sabbath” (which would have been the preparation day for the Passover meal) how was it He ate the Passover meal the night before with his disciples?
If he died on Friday. Friday to Sunday is not 3 Full days. Yeshua said as Jonah was three days and three nights in the whale’s belly so shall the Son of Man be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth - Matthew 12: 40. He didn’t die on a Friday because you cannot get 3 days and 3 nights out of that.
Amen, Wednesday night death Saturday night resurrection 😎🙌🏻
amen im in agreement with you
@@AMKmusic96 Sunday morning he rise. Saturday is Sabbath. Which shows even the Resurrection of Yeshua did not disturb God's Sabbath.
@@jeffcampbell2710 End of Sabbath is sundown Saturday night. So he could have rose any time between sundown Saturday night and before sunrise Sunday.
@@reflectionsinthebible3579 my question is what does any of that have to do with nonisraelites
I’ll have to disagree with you that there was only one Sabbath day involved. The first Sabbath was a high holy day, which would not be considered a regular Saturday sabbath. The feast days were timed using the lunisolar calendar God created. The Saturday sabbaths came about with the implementation of the Julian calendar in the first century BC. Prior to that, regular Sabbaths would have occurred on the 8th, 15th, 22nd, and 29th days following a new moon. This would have allowed for the full three days and three nights Yeshua said were the sign that He was the Messiah. Sorry, but I respectfully disagree with you. Even so, it is not a salvation issue for us. Praise God! He is risen!
A calendar based on the Sun alone. You will alter the feast if you go with the moon.
Just watch 119 ministries video called "was the last supper a passover meal" they tell it very well
So YAHUAH was wrong when He said six days you shall work and on the seventh you rest?
@@Firmamentisdome you are right a day Is a day not half a day or 18 or 15 or 9 hours 12 hour day and 12 hour night.
From Friday afternoon to Sunday morning is not 3 days and 3 nights as Christ Himself said would be the sign of Jonah
Amen, and you don't even have to be an expert to figure this out.
Actually He died on Wednesday and resurrected on Shabbat.. that’s why I’m the first day of the week (Sunday) he was already risen
I agree with you that Yeshua ate the Passover with his disciples. I would like to hear your understanding of what Yeshua said about the length of days he was to be dead for: "For as Jonah was three days and three nights in the belly of the great fish, so the Son of Man will be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth (Matthew 12:40)." Can you please explain this verse under your understanding of His crucifixion being on a Friday? Shalom! I pray you have a great 2022 Passover week!
(revelation 2:9)
Just asked the same, thank you 😊
My same question...
@@stevenbackus3778 I know the verse but please explain where u are going with this and why u think it applies...
@@risenshine7032
(Luke 21:24) And they shall fall by the edge of the sword, and shall be led away CAPTIVE into ALL nations(boat) and JERUSALEM shall be trodden down of the GENTILES until the times of the Gentiles be fulfilled
(Ezekiel 36:5) Therefore thus saith the Lord God; Surely in the fire of my jealousy have I spoken against the residue of the HEATHEN and against all IDUMEA, which have appointed MY LAND into their possession with the joy of all their heart, with despiteful minds, to cast it out for a prey
(Leviticus 13:30) Then the priest shall see the "PLAGUE" and, behold, if it be in sight deeper than the skin; and there be in it a YELLOW THIN HAIR then the priest shall pronounce him UNCLEAN: it is a dry scall, even a LEPROSY upon the head or beard.
(Numbers 12:10) And the cloud departed from off the tabernacle; and, behold, Miriam became leprous
WHITE as SNOW and Aaron looked upon Miriam, and, behold, she was LEPROUS
(Proverbs 3:33) The CURSE of the Lord is in the house of the WICKED: but he blesseth the habitation of the just
(Revelation 2:9) I know thy works, and tribulation, and poverty, but thou art rich and I know the BLASPHEMY of them which say they are Jews, and are NOT, but are the synagogue of Satan
(Acts 13:1) Now there were in the church that was at Antioch certain prophets and teachers; as Barnabas, and Simeon that was called NIGER
(Malachi 1:2-4) yet I loved Jacob, And I hated E. S. A. U and they shall call THEM, The border of "WICKEDNESS" and, THE PEOPLE against whom the Lord hath indignation FOREVER
The folks in the land are convert imposters not only is it an abomination to look like that the scriptures clearly tell you that the land would be occupied by gentiles until the time of the gentiles is fulfilled meaning Christs return - obviously their E. S. A. U. not Jacob as it's written
If Yeshua died on Friday, and was risen by the first day of the week, doesn’t it contradict with the 3 days and 3 nights he said he would be in the grave? Can you explain this?
What happened to this guy?
Lex always enjoy testing scripture from your teaching. You have helped me with a lot of questions and have put things in perspective through the Ruach Ha Kodesh. You left me hanging on this one, what do we do about the sign of Yonah? Your timeline does not address the three days and three nights? Maybe you could add to this video and bring this home? Just a suggestion.
The sign of Jonah suggests being in the belly of the fish for 3 days and nights, but was he dead in the fish the whole time. The Jews of the time saw the sign of Jonah and resurrection of Jonah not the 3 days and nights in the fish. Just something to ponder on
@@AJofBabel were the Jews of that time different from the Jews today??
My thoughts precisely
@@AJofBabel 🤔 but must one believe what the Jews “saw” or how they “understood” the meaning of Jonah being in the belly of the fish THREE DAYS AND THREE NIGHTS..or must one believe what YaHshua said, about Himself being a “SIGN” as Jonah was THREE DAYS AND THREE NIGHTS in the belly of the fish so will YAHSHUA be THREE DAYS AND THREE NIGHTS IN THE BELLY OF THE EARTH..… 🤔
Remember the Jews ALWAYS required a SIGN… but YAHSHUA gave them NO SIGN..EXCEPT likening HIMSELF as unto JonahAS A TYPE AND FORESHADOW of YaHshua who was YHWH that came in the flesh .. who was dead/buried/swallowed by the fish for three days and three nights...
YaHshua KNEW that the Jews UNDERSTOOD that Nineveh (whom Jonah was sent to WARN to REPENT) worshipped DAGON the FISH GOD.. when Jonah disobeyed GOD, He, God, YaHshua, caused Jonah to be swallowed up by THE FISH (as an inward SIGN to the Jews, that they would KNOW that even DAGON THEIR THE FISH GOD had NO power over THE MOST HIGH GOD.. YAHSHUA..
THEREFORE anyone who preaches and teach CONTRADICTORY to YaHshua being THREE DAYS AND THREE NIGHTS in the belly of the earth AS JONAH was THREE DAYS AND THREE NIGHTS in the belly of THE FISH..is DENYING YAHSHUA IS THE MOST HIGH ALMIGHTY GOD..WHO CAME IN THE FLESH (of sinful man), AND WHO DIED, WAS BURIED (3 days and 3 nights) and ROSE again, from the dead, to eternal life, on the THIRD DAY.. THIS IS THE GOSPEL MESSAGE OF SALVATION
@@bobbycarter6956
(Matthew 15:24) I am NOT sent but unto the Lost sheep of the house of ISRAEL
So, according to Lex, 1). The religious leaders ordered the tomb to be sealed on the Shabbat(a violation of the Torah, I.e. working on the Shabbat). 2). How does 3 nights and 3 days in the tomb harmonise with the prophecy of Jonah in Lex's time line?
To me these 2 issues don't line up.
They ordered the tomb sealed before sundown,before Shabbat began.
@The Qodesh Homestead I don't understand it that way,I go back to creation when Adonai created the evening and the morning and that was the first day, opposite of each other ,balanced time,12 hours of each,a day and a night = 1day. But I don't like getting into who is right and who is wrong, we will find out when we are back in Jerusalem and Yeshua will straighten out all of the things we don't fully understand. I humbly accept that I DONT KNOW FOR SURE, and accept that when or if the time comes for me to have perfect understanding YAH will make that happen. ❤
This is the second video I have watch today about this timeline by prominent messianic teachers or media personalities. It is sad to see divergent positions being communicated to the masses. I understand brothers can have differences of opinion on this timeline, but the bottom-line is that we keep the Passover as prescribe by scripture in unity and harmony. Let us not bicker on the time line and focus on Yeshua and what he did for us. I hope everyone has a blessed Passover.
HALLELUJAH!!!!!
I guess no one has really got it right, sadly. I pray Yah reveals it very soon.
Amen
There is a high Holy day (Sabbath) the first day of the Feast of Unleavened Bread.
I was with you throughout the first half of your explanation, but it seems someone has manipulated the Scripture and done away with the High Sabbath mentioned and attempted to negate the fact Jesus Himself told of the sign of Jonah (3 days and 3 nights).
What's any of that have to do with nonisraelites??
If Jesus ate the Passover at the even of the 14th, does that then mean he was killed on the Sabbath of Unleavened Bread, the 15th? How would that match with Christ being the Passover? What sign is that fulfilling?
@@akimeotimoll1633 whats your ethnic race on your father's side
@@stevenbackus3778 why?
@@akimeotimoll1633 Well said and thought out.
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Lex,
I am Mattithyahu with my wife Aliyah, and we love your videos but we have a question/critique of this video. You’re skipping the verse of Yahshua haMashiach when he says it’ll be 3 days and 3 nights in the earth. Friday at 3pm to 6am dawn on Sunday is not a full 3 and 3… is it?
What about where it refers to the sabbath that seems to be in the middle of the week? Doesn’t it say it’s a “high sabbath”? Isnt the word here sabbaton, which can be used to reference a moedim sabbath? So in this case where the translation poorly says “first day of the week” isn’t it really saying it’s “the first day of the feast of first fruits”?
And what of your use of “Preparation Day”? Again, where the translation poorly uses sabbath can’t that be a reference to the high sabbath of Passover, which itself also has a preparation day… the day before Passover (not a weekly sabbath prep day.
You’re skipping the literal verse about 3 days and 3 nights. It fits if the preparation day is Tuesday for a high sabbath, the Passover on Wednesday. Messiah goes to the cross on Wednesday Passover at 3pm (fulfilling that he is our paschal lamb) and is in the tomb all of Thursday and Friday and Saturday, to then resurrect on Sunday at 6am dawn… which is also a high sabbath, a moedim, as it’s the first day of feast of first fruits.
What do you think of this? I may have butchered it. I had heard this understanding before elsewhere. I’d love to get your take and consider this thesis. Nonetheless I consider you my brother in Yah. Thank you for your Chanel and all you do!
Hallelu Yah my brother!
“And it was the preparation of the passover, and about the sixth hour: and he saith unto the Jews, Behold your King!”
John 19:14
Exactly!!!!
John knew that the Temple was in error in their observances and so did not refer to the 'feasts of YHUH, but always the feasts 'of the JEWS'.
John 5:1 After this there was a feast of the Jews; and YHUShA went up to Jerusalem.
John 6:4 And the passover, a feast of the Jews, was nigh.
John 7:2 Now the Jews' feast of tabernacles was at hand.
John 11:55 And the Jews' passover was nigh at hand: and many went out of the country up to Jerusalem before the passover, to purify themselves.
John 19:42 There laid they YHUShA therefore because of the Jews' preparation [day]; for the sepulchre was nigh at hand.
@@MyChihuahua my question is who or what is the temple today
@@hebrews4122 The true saints of the Word/Messiah are the Temple.
@Ian Ver
For John 19:14, most versions of the English Bible state that " it was Preparation Day of Passover" or "It was day of Preparation of Passover"
Source: Biblehub
The sixth day of the week in Greek language is called Παρασκευή (Paraskeví). The words "Friday" and "Preparation" translate to Παρασκευή (Paraskeví). One can use Google Translate to translate English to Greek. The four gospels (Mark 15:42 , Luke 23:54, Matthew 27: 62, John 19 42) explicitly state that Jesus the Messiah died on Παρασκευή (Paraskeví) i.e., Friday/Preparation Day.
Though Passover and Festival of Unleavened Bread are two separate events in OT, in the Gospel of John, the Festival of Unleavened Bread is called Passover Festival (John 13:1).
Even today, the word "Passover" is used to denote the entire 7 day Festival of Unleavened Bread by those who observe it.
Therefore, John 19:14 implies "it was a Friday during the Passover i.e., Festival of Unleavened Bread."
There is a 5 minute video in my channel titled "Resolve the Confusion" that uses a timeline for explanation. Please watch it.
Thank you Lex. It was especially helpful to have the extended explanation of rather unfamiliar feast timetable followed by the clear daily recap table. Without the table I probably would still have been unclear. Your efforts are appreciated.
Wait, I was following him, but what about "3 days and 3 nights"? I can't turn Friday to Sunday into 3 days and 3 nights no matter how i count it.
I just posted a new video about the sign of Jonah. th-cam.com/video/sk9FV3jl0LI/w-d-xo.html
The Gospels give different dates because they were writing to different audiences using different calenders. So we also have to keep that in mind also.
i don't like when i see teachers butcher the Word of Yah like this, {Gods works during the day} and evening and morning were the xth day hence morning before sunrise is the end of the day just as described in Matthew 28:1,
Matthew 28:1
King James Version
28 In the end of the sabbath, as it began to dawn toward the first day of the week, came Mary Magdalene and the other Mary to see the sepulchre.
You also need to factor in the 70 weeks of Daniel to identify the year of the Crucifixion, The original Calendar Yeshua was keeping was a day ahead of the Jewish Calendar in 30 C.E. so yes Yahusha ate Passover on Tues and died on wednesday while it was still the day of Passover before Sunset {this feast goes from sunset to sunset} he was annointed all night and placed in the tomb by sunrise and after 3 days and 3 nights from the dawning of thursday takes you to the dawning of sunday at the end of the weekly Sabbath. The high Sabbath was a yearly Sabbath. Please don't deny the Sign of Jonah that he told us was the only sign of Him being our messiah. i wrote a book called The Rosetta Calendar Studies: The Key to Prophecy and Chronology, i explain a new calendar that i reverse engineered by studing Scriptural dates and Yahusha's attendance of the Jewish Feasts as well as present a complete chronology from Creation to the Great White Throne Judgement in which a 21 Jubilee Millennial reign is the capstone {as a triangular number} of Israel's 91 Jubilee History {also triangular} of Mankind's 171 Jubilee cycle History {also triangular}. i wrote the book under the name Andrayahu, please check it out Lex i'm sure you will find it interesting.
I thought Yeshua was in the heart of the earth for the same duration as Lazarus - 3 days and 3 nights. How is this timeline practical? There is also zero proof that He rose on Sunday, bc all were inside during Saturday Sabbath. Please explain without leaps in logic.
The only witnesses to the actual resurrection were the Romans who guarded the tomb. Scripture says the guards fell as dead when Christ rose in full Glory. An earthquake happened at the time of the resurrection. Yet only an angel is said to be there when the ladies approached the tomb. He had already been risen and apparently the guards had already woke from unconscious stupor and were being told by Sanhedren to lie that the disciples had stolen his body. No witnesses were there but I believe there is strong evidence that he was put in the tomb Wednesday just before sunset. Three days and three nights brings one to a Saturday resurrection just before sunset. Scrpiture says the ladies who bought spices for burial after the Sabbath yet prepared them before the Sabbath. The only way that makes sense is Jesus was in the tomb Wednesday before Sunset. One day after Passover was the annual Sabbath First Day of Unleavened Bread. The woman waited until after the high day Sabbath on Thursday. Friday they bought spices and prepared them that same day. They then rested on the weekly Sabbath. They went to the tomb Sunday yet he was already risen.
Scripture says the Romans guards were the actual witnesses of resurrection. They all fell as dead when they saw the glory of God raised from the tomb. By the time the ladies had come to the tomb on Sunday morning an angel is saying Christ already has risen. Apparently the guards had already awoke, gone into the city, and already were told to say the disciples had stolen His body. I do believe there is strong evidence for a late Wednesday afternoon burial. How can the ladies buy spices after the Sabbath yet prepare the spices before the Sabbath (.Luke 23:56 & Mark 16:1). The key is knowing that the First Day of Unleavened Bread, an annual high day Sabbath always followed one day after Passover (Lev 23:5-6). There were two Sabbaths with a non Sabbath day between them during the time Jesus was buried and resurrected. Jesus was put in the tomb just before sunset on Wednesday. Thursday was the high day Sabbath. Friday the women bought spices after the high day. They prepared the spices later the same day. They rest again on the weekly Sabbath. Three days and three nights after Wednesday afternoon burial brings us to Saturday afternoon resurrection. The way scripture puts it requires exactly 72 hours in the tomb.
I came into this with an open mind however the 3days and 3 nights question Ive been struggling with remains unanswered...Perhaps you could address this issue
119 ministries explains the 3 days and 3 nights very well. With all ideas put forward by different people Ihave to say that the words of Jesus must be taken seriously. 3 and 3. Must be addressed
Count backwards from Sunday before sunrise to Saturday sunset is one night. Saturday sunset to Saturday sunrise is one day. Saturday sunrise to Friday sunset 2 nights Friday sunset to Friday sunrise is 2 days Friday sunrise to Thursday sunset is 3 nights. Thursday sunset to Thursday sunrise is 3 days Thursday sunrise to Wed sunset is the passover meal. Original passover the Jews ate the passover lamb in the evening and either finished it or burnt it before they fled Egypt in the morning or day of the passover. Genesis 1:5 evening to morning is the first day. Blessing
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It’s not sunset to sunrise. A day is considered sunset to sunset.
@@Prudent_ I’m not saying that, what I am saying is that we have to count backwards from a known point in time which is Matthew 28:1. Before dawn back to sunset the previous day is 1 night in the earth. Sunset counting backwards to sunrise would be 1 day in the earth and so on. All I’m doing is counting nights and days backwards. Genesis 1:5 tells us what a day is.
@@Prudent_ Jesus said a day is 12 hours. How can a day start at sunset?
I don't understand. How could he be killed on Friday and resurrected on Sunday if he was supposed to be in the grave for 3 days?
Friday, Saturday, Sunday... three days
He was killed and put into the grave on Friday. Friday, Saturday and then on the first day of the week Sunday he rose. People are ignorant to this because they want to claim the Catholic sunday as a new day of worship. BREAKING the 4th commandment.
He Died on thursday. Thursday night, Friday night, Saturday night. 3 Nights. Friday morning, Saturday morning, Sunday morning. 3 Days. Rising on the third
@@unlearnthelies Thats is only 48 hours. Friday night night, Saturday night, tw0 nights. Saturday morning, Sunday morning 2 days. Yyou are short 1 day. The problem with your presentation is that you are relying on Catholic teaching, not the bible.
@@misterdude123 that's how I also understood it
That’s not three days and three nights…….
@The Qodesh Homestead agree 💯
This was such a good video! I loved every moment of it.
I think I had a good understanding of this topic before I watched this video, but you have helped me to further solidify my understanding, especially in the belief that Jesus ate the Passover on the 14th (Thursday evening), and that Friday was the 15th day of the month. How you explained it from John’s Gospel was also amazing and very helpful. Thanks so much again.
I rate this as a 5-star video! Awesome!
Thanks brother. I'm glad it was helpful!
You are soooo wrong. This fellow has totally misrepresented this topic. YOU NEED TO INVESTIGATE FURTHER. You will discover he is wrong and you have been also.
You have forgotten that the day before Unleavened Bread was a prescription day for removal of all yeast and sweeping out the house, and Passover was considered a day without working or a Sabbath of complete rest
The Passover is not considered a Sabbath, the beginning of ULB is a Sabbath
and the last Day of ULB is a Sabbath.
Passover is when the lamb is killed not a Sabbath day. Exodus 12:6
Very confusing. There are issues with this Lex. I would have to go through your video several times and cross check scripture before submitting challenging questions.
With that said, you bring up many great points to consider which is what leaves to the confusion.
Is it possible that there is missing or errant details in the scripture leading us to this confusion?
@Dnelms11 The confusion can be resolved, once and for all, if we understand:
1) What Preparation Day means? (Mark 15:42 , Luke 23:54, Matthew 27: 62, John 19 42)
The four gospels explicitly state that Jesus the Messiah died on Friday; the Greek manuscripts of the four gospels state that He died on Παρασκευή (Paraskeví).
In the Greek language, the sixth day of the week is called Παρασκευή (Paraskeví) and the seventh day is Σάββατο (Sávvato) i.e., Sabbath. The English to Greek translation of the words "Friday" as well as "Preparation" is Παρασκευή (Paraskeví). One can use Google Translate to translate English to Greek.
So, Preparation Day is Friday. Therefore, Wednesday and Thursday can be ruled out.
This implies there was only one Sabbath between Crucifixion(Friday) and Resurrection(Sunday): the 7th day of the week.
There is a 5 minute video in my channel titled "Resolve the Confusion" that uses a timeline for explanation. Please watch it.
2)
What does John 19:14 mean "It was Preparation day of Passover"?
Though Passover and Festival of Unleavened Bread are two separate events in OT, in the Gospel of John, the Festival of Unleavened Bread is called Passover Festival.
Even today, the word "Passover" is used to denote the entire 7 day Festival of Unleavened Bread by those who observe it.
Therefore, John 19:14 implies "it was a Friday during the Passover i.e., Festival of Unleavened Bread."
3)
In John 19:31, was the day after Preparation a "High" day or a "Great" day?
μεγάλη (megale) is the Greek word used in John 19:31 and it translates to "great".
In Judaism, Great Sabbath or Shabbat HaGadol is the "7th day Sabbath" immediately preceding the Passover.
The plausible reason John 19:31 states that the Sabbath after Preparation day was "Great" is the fact that it was during
the Festival of Unleavened Bread/Passover Festival.
I have to politely disagree with you on this issue u can't get three days and three nights from Friday afternoon through Sunday morning it doesn't add up correctly there were two sabbaths that year a high sabbath feast of unleavened bread and the weekly sabbath also I he couldn't have been raised on Sunday morning as he had raised up on the weekly seventh day sabbath he said three days and three nights as a sign to prove who he was.
The sign of Jonah was a sign of judgement not a literal 72 hour period, the Jewish reckoning of time also is different than what we know. Any amount of time would be consider a whole day 2000 years ago. Jesus died towards the end of Friday and that would be considered 1 day even though there were only a couple hours left in the day. He rose the third day (Sunday) therefore he died Friday.
Man your good !! Thanks . I have a question for you I cant get answered. My q is .. 3 days and 3 nights ? I dont see it. Is it possible that when the fri darkness came God did a miracle to get 3 nights?
I just posted a new video about the 3 days and nights sign of Jonah. th-cam.com/video/sk9FV3jl0LI/w-d-xo.html
This is another good reason for believers to keep God's commanded feasts; it helps us to undertsand Him and His Word better. The first and last day of the week of Unleavened are Sabbaths. The regular weekly Sabbath lands wherever it will within that.
What about Jesus saying 3 nights and 3 days?
Full moon for Friday night, makes the year 33’AD. IMPOSSIBLE!
The total solar eclipse at the Crucifixion requires it to be dark moon day making the full moon the beginning of the month - or the restoration (chodesh) of the 'great light' given for signs, appointed times, days and years.
Lex thanks for this, you are giving me much food for thought. I will comment further after more study.
PLESE DO STUDY FURTHER. There are cracks in his presentation.
I agree. There are many cracks. Please start with these 3 and don’t miss the 3rd one
Sentence structure is important.
Just as with the thief on the cross, Mark 16:9 should read with the comma punctuation on the right place. Read it this way instead…Now when he rose, on the 1st day of the week he appeared to Marie. Can we see the difference? This is the only verse in the entire Bible that could point to a Sunday resurrection if we have the comma in the wrong place.
Mark 16:9 is not in the original manuscript.
Another item is that this specific verse does not appear in the original Bible text. Lex, I truly enjoy your ministry, but the crucifixion chronology and prophecy should start on the 10th of the month, when Jesus enters Jerusalem on a donkey and to begin the 4 days of testing of the lamb. Please study from that day forward and everything reveals how perfect God’s timing is.
John 13;29-30, Judas leaves the last supper.
The last supper cannot be the feast of Passover. Why would Judas leave the last supper while the rest of the disciples assumed he was leaving to prepare and buy things for the feast of Passover if they were already at the Passover feast for the Lord? Every verse should be examined in the right context.
@@carlosmendoza3234 Technically speaking the feast of Passover is the feast of unleavened bread which is the next day, the Passover is the Seder meal which is the night before the angel of death passed over hence the name . I believe the real reason why the last supper was not the passover is because Yeshua was crucified the next day which would have been the feast of unleavened bread a high Sabbath. Clearly this conflicts with John 19:31
Dear Lex as promised I am now commenting after further study. However before I get into the detail which in two parts , let me ask you a simple question. If Yeshua had a Passover meal as you assert, then the very next day would have been his crucifixion and also the feast of unleavened bread. Are you saying that Yeshua was crucified on a high sabbath?
Part 1
WAS THE "LAST SUPPER" THE PASSOVER MEAL?
Several conflicting opinions exist regarding the meal that took place on the last night of the Messiah's life. You believe that Yeshua ate a Passover meal with his disciples. I do not. Yeshua not having the passover with his disciples as the last supper does not mean he is liar as I will explain. Let's review the beginning of John's account of the "last supper," which is found in chapter 13 of his Gospel: JOHN 13:1 Now before the Feast of the Passover, Jesus knowing that his hour had come that he should depart out of this world to the Father, having loved his own who were in the world, he loved them to the end. 2 And during supper, the devil having already put into the heart of Judas Iscariot, the son of Simon, to betray him, 3 Jesus, knowing that the Father had given all things into his hands, and that he had come forth from God, and was going back to God, 4 rose from supper, and laid aside his garments; and taking a towel, he girded himself about. 5 Then he poured water into the basin, and began to wash the disciples' feet, and to wipe them with the towel with which he was girded. (NASU) John shows that the "last supper" took place on the same night Judas Iscariot betrayed Yeshua (John 13:21-30). The first verse plainly states that this was "before the feast of the Passover," which lasts for seven days (from Nisan 15 through Nisan 21). John is obviously referring to the same night described by the other three Gospel writers (Matt. 26; Mark 14; Luke 22). John goes on to reiterate several times that these events took place before Passover. Clearly, the Passover meal traditionally eaten on the evening of Nisan 15 had not yet been observed. JOHN 13:21 When Jesus had said these things, he was troubled in spirit, and testified and said, "Most assuredly, I say to you, one of you will betray me. 26 . . . It is he to whom I shall give a piece of bread when I have dipped it." And having dipped the bread, he gave it to Judas Iscariot, the son of Simon. 27 Now after the piece of bread, Satan entered him. Then Jesus said to him, "What you do, do quickly." 28 But no one at the table knew for what reason he said this to him. 29 For some thought, because Judas had the money box, that Jesus had said to him, "Buy those things we need for the Feast," or that he should give something to the poor. 30 Having received the piece of bread, he then went out immediately. And it was night. (NKJV) JOHN 18:28 Then they led Jesus from Caiaphas to the Praetorium, and it was early morning. But they themselves did not go into the Praetorium, lest they should be defiled, but that they might eat the Passover. (NKJV) JOHN 19:14 Now it was the Preparation Day of the Passover, and about the sixth hour. And he [Pilate] said to the Jews, "Behold your King!" (NKJV) JOHN 19:31 Therefore, because it was the Preparation Day, that the bodies should not remain on the cross on the Sabbath (for that Sabbath was a high day), the Jews asked Pilate that their legs might be broken, and that they might be taken away. (NKJV) JOHN 19:42 So there they laid Jesus, because of the Jews' Preparation Day, for the tomb was nearby. (NKJV) As you can see, John points out repeatedly that the "last supper," the betrayal by Judas, and Yeshua's trial and crucifixion all occurred before the Passover, on the Preparation Day. But exactly when was the Preparation Day? The New Unger's Bible Dictionary says that the Preparation Day for the Passover was from the evening (end) of Nisan 13 until the evening (end) of Nisan 14 (p. 411). E.W. Bullinger, in Appendix 156 to The Companion Bible, states: "Wednesday, Nisan 14th (commencing on Tuesday at sunset), was 'the preparation day', on which the crucifixion took place" (p. 180). As shown in John 19:31 above, the day following the Preparation Day was an annual high Sabbath, the First Day of Unleavened Bread, which fell annually on Nisan 15. God commanded the Israelites to observe this high Sabbath every year: EXODUS 12:16 "On the first day there shall be a holy convocation, and on the seventh day here shall be a holy convocation for you. No manner of work shall be done on them; but that which everyone must eat; that only may be prepared by you. 17 So you shall observe the Feast of Unleavened Bread, for on this same day I will have brought your armies out of the land of Egypt. Therefore you shall observe this day throughout your generations as an everlasting ordinance." (NKJV) LEVITICUS 23:6 "And on the fifteenth day of the same month [Abib, later called Nisan] is the Feast of Unleavened Bread to the LORD; seven days you must eat unleavened bread. 7 On the first day you shall have a holy convocation; you shall do no customary work on it." (NKJV) Now let's examine the accounts of this event recorded by Matthew, Mark, and Luke in the Synoptic Gospels and compare them with John's version: MATTHEW 26:17 Now on the first day of the Feast of the Unleavened Bread the disciples came to Jesus, saying to him, "Where do you want us to prepare for you to eat the Passover?" 18 And he said, "Go into the city to a certain man, and say to him, 'The Teacher says, "My time is at hand; I will keep the Passover at your house with my disciples."' 19 So the disciples did as Jesus had directed them; and they prepared the Passover [hetoimasan to pascha]. 20 When evening had come, he sat down with the twelve. 21 Now as they were eating, he said, "Assuredly, I say to you, one of you will betray me." (NKJV) MARK 14:12 Now on the first day of Unleavened Bread, when they killed the Passover lamb, his disciples said to him, "Where do you want us to go and prepare, that you may eat the Passover?" 13 And he sent out two of his disciples and said to them, "Go into the city, and a man will meet you carrying a pitcher of water; follow him. 14 Wherever he goes in, say to the master of the house, 'The Teacher says, "Where is the guest room in which I may eat the Passover with my disciples?"' 15 Then he will show you a large upper room, furnished and prepared; there make ready for us." 16 So his disciples went out, and came into the city, and found it just as he had said to them; and they prepared the Passover [hetoimasan to pascha]. 17 In the evening he came with the twelve. 18 Now as they sat and ate, Jesus said, "Assuredly, I say to you, one of you who eats with me will betray me." (NKJV) LUKE 22:7 Then came the Day of Unleavened Bread, when the Passover must be killed. 8 And he sent Peter and John, saying, "Go and prepare the Passover for us, that we may eat." 9 So they said to him, "Where do you want us to prepare?" 10 And he said to them, "Behold, when you have entered the city, a man will meet you carrying a pitcher of water; follow him into the house which he enters. 11 Then you shall say to the master of the house, 'The Teacher says to you, "Where is the guest room where I may eat the Passover with My disciples?"' 12 Then he will show you a large, furnished upper room; there make ready." 13 So they went and found it just as he had said to them, and they prepared the Passover [hetoimasan to pascha]. 14 When the hour had come, he sat down, and the twelve apostles with him. 15 Then he said to them, "With fervent desire I have desired [epithumia epethumesa] to eat this Passover with you before I suffer; 16 for I say to you, I will no longer eat of it until it is fulfilled in the kingdom of God." (NKJV) First, let's note the timing of these events. Matthew says it was "the first of Unleavened Bread." On the surface, this appears to contradict John's account, which plainly states that the "last supper" occurred before the Feast of Passover. However, Mark and Luke add an additional detail that helps clarify the time. Mark says it was "the first day of Unleavened Bread, when they killed the Passover"; Luke states it was "the day of Unleavened Bread when the Passover must be killed." The Bible tells us in Exodus 12:6 that the Passover lambs were to be killed "between the evenings" on Nisan 14. The Jews have traditionally interpreted "between the evenings" to mean "in the afternoon." The Jews at the time of Yeshua killed the Passover lambs on the afternoon of Nisan 14. In The Wars of the Jews, Josephus records that in the 1st century, the Passover lambs were slaughtered "from the ninth hour till the eleventh" (Wars 6.9.3), which corresponds to our 3:00-5:00 p.m. Obviously, the day Matthew and Mark call the "first day of Unleavened Bread" is the same day that John calls the "the Preparation Day of the Passover."
Please do study more and review some other videos on the subject before you conclude who is closer to the Scripture;s account.
A teaching like this needs a timeline chart.
Please check several other web sites on this topic, you will FIND some GREAT timelines with scripture support.
John 19:31
Therefore, because it was the Preparation Day, that the bodies should not remain on the cross on the Sabbath (for that Sabbath was a high day), the Jews asked Pilate that their legs might be broken, and that they might be taken away.
High Sabbath is different from the 7th day cycle Sabbath
John's references are always to the 'feasts of the Jews' and not the correct calendar rendering of the feasts of YHUH, which YHUShA and His disciples kept.
A Shabbat that falls during one of the feasts is always considered a "high day."
@@patrickambler749 its the specific Feast days that are considered 'high Sabbaths' and they are separate from the weekly Sabbath.
Right they are different but they can overlap. The day after Passover is the Feast of Unleavened bread. The first and the last day of the Feast of Unleavened Bread are Special Sabbaths.
@@patrickambler749 they can't overlap they each happen on their own day.
Understanding Jewish culture and its history helps a lot right here, first over time there has been some contradictions on how to keep track of time, like in Devarim/Deuteromomy: 16:1, it reads Abib is the first month as you compare your studies with Shemot/Exodus 12:1-2, but in the writings,(the book of Hadassah, bitter known as Esther 3:7), it reads Nisan is the first month; and if you try to Google this you'll just come up with more confusion: so the only way to walk away with true Clarity is to just study the TaNakh. Now there are some that will say that Nisan and Abib are one in the same, but that is simply not true, you see during the time of the Babylonian era, Which is were the book of Hadassah/Esther takes place there are Jews at that time who continue to use the Kings calendar also known as the civil calendar today which does conflict with the sacred calendar which is the True calendar of G-d; and also during that time that's when the calligraphy form of Jewish writing came out as well which replaced the original writing of the Jewish language: although some did still practice the old writing and speaking of the language clear on up until the 1st century. Now we come to Yeshua, who struggled with the Pharisees fiercely for The Souls of Israel as well against the Fallen one and those who follow his ways, he spoke out against the tradition of the elders which are the four Talmuds of Today, he went with the secret calendar and not the Civil calendar as well, and if you're following me you can see now how he capped the Lord's Sabbath Passover, but died on the Jewish Passover bass off of their civil calendar. Similar arguments of how to keep the Torah and the keeping of time our debates still go on today in modern Israel.
Wow, thank you for saying this because otherwise it just does not make any sense......He ate the Passover and yet He died on the Passover???? What you are saying is the only sensible timeline...thank you Praise Yah :)
By Jewish culture do you mean the Babylonian Talmud? The people in the land are not from Jacob but Esau
Two questions:// How do you get three days AND three nights from Friday night to Sunday morning?
2. Why are you assuming that 14th was a Thursday? What year was this? WHAT IF the 14th was actually a Wednesday?
Thank you!!!!
Thanks Josh
Hi Bro. Lex, I love your explanations, but how do we get 3 days and three nights from Preparation Day to Sunday morning?
Sunday is day 3
Saturday is day 2
Friday is day 1
@@unlearnthelies that's 3 days, not 3 nights. You only have Friday night 1, and Saturday night 2. So where's night 3?
@@unlearnthelies He wasn't in the tomb at all on Sunday. Wed before sundown- Sabbath before sundown. He was "cut off in the midst of the week" That's the truth. Don't go back to relearning the lies. He was the wafe sheaf offering and ascended after they saw hime then returned when Thomas saw him John 20:17-26
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Matthew 12:40 For as Jonas was three days and three nights in the whale's belly; so shall the Son of man be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth.🙏🏾
Evening of Friday crucifixion and the tomb was empty praise God on very early Sunday in the morning while still dark...can you than make the only scripture the Lord said that he had be fulfilled...plz make that make sense...🙏🏾 plus the Bible said that the day starts at Evening...how can 3days and nights be fulfilled if their wasn't two Sabbath...which happens at times with the Passover.
Thank you brother!
Amen glory be to our lord Jesus Christ he risen forever and ever thank you for this beautiful outlined video help me learn the truth about the Passover ,the crucifixion and last supper of my lord and saviour Jesus Christ
Lex you missed this one three days three nights just as he said was the only sign to be given in the grave on a Wednesday before sundown rose again on the Sabbath before the sundown starting the first day of the week to service to sabbath
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Notice how John is always referencing the “Jews” feast of …- from the perspective that the feast day that he is keeping is different from theirs? Mathew, mark and Luke are written from the perspective of the the Zadokkite feasts (that is my current understanding) John is revealing that the days that the “Jews” were keeping were different from the feasts day’s of him and the other 3 gospel writers ❤️ The Dead Sea Scrolls revealed that the Pharisees and Sadducees had adopted the Greek lunar calendar and had brought Babylonian customs when they returned from the 70 year exile 🤔
Interesting idea!
John was writing to a non-Jewish audience, which is why he is explaining that Passover is a feast of the Jews
UNLEARN the lies Then why didn’t the other gospels account for the same days? Weren’t all 4 of them writing about YHWHs feasts 🤔
@@unlearnthelies Agreed!
Super teaching. Thanks. Shalom.
If Joseph asked for the body to put into the tomb on the preparation day, but you assume the Passover was eaten the evening before, then that means that Joseph would have been doing work on a High Sabbath because the Passover is supposed to be eaten at sundown and the day following is a rest day where you do no work, so it doesn’t make sense. Only way what your saying works is if you assume the body was left on the cross for a whole day and then Joseph came back after the high sabbath on the preparation day for the 7th day sabbath to put it in the tomb. A crucifixion on Friday whether during the day or evening still doesn’t equate to 3 days and 3 nights to be risen on/before the first day towards the end of the Sabbath (Matthew 28:1) , unless you saying 3days and 3nights is wrong too….
I am not assuming anything. The Bible plainly says that Yeshua are Passover with His disciples the night before
Preparation day would have had to be on a Wednesday. He would have had to be crucified on Thursday. And then spent Thursday night, Friday night, and Saturday night in the tomb, 3 nights. And then rose up Sunday.
I think so too. If He was crucified on friday as the video said, Sunday night would have been his third night in the tomb; why celebrate resurrection on sunday morning then?
All timelines using the Gregorian calender days are wrong wrong wrong. There was no friday or saturday or any of these in the old calender.
Jesus had Passover on 14th day, first month
He was crucified and died on 15th day
He spent 15th,16th and 17th nights in the tomb (3 nights)
He spent 16th,17th and 18th days in the tomb (3 days)
He arose on twilight of 18th day
The disciples went early in the morning to the grave on 19th day and found that He had risen, tomb was empty!
And if 19th day of first month was the first day of the week, it means Jesus rose on the sabbath (7th day of the week) at twilight.
So, people should stop using monday, tuesday, Wednesday etc....to explain this🙄...the Romans confused us all with their gregorian calender and let's just leave it at that.
God created day 1 to 7. And month 1 to 12
@@katarinaJ Scripture says he rose the day after the Sabbath. The Romans used an 8 day week. The Jews used a 7 day week. Whatever name you want to give the day after the Sabbath day, that's when scripture says he rose.
He was already gone by sunrise Sunday.
@@spartaeus (revelation 2:9)
Lex I love your teachings brother and I agree with most of it but how in the world do we get three days and three nights starting Friday at sunset?
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Great wisdom 👏
Excellent analysis...thank you!
Very well constructed but the 3 days and 3 nights would overlap your theory. If Christ was crucified on Friday then it would mean he would be resurrected on Monday not Sunday the first day, it would be the 2nd Day. And that would mean he would have had to been on Wednesday to Saturday like the prophet Jonah said. A full 3 days and nights not a day and a half.
Sunday is day 3
Saturday is day 2
Friday is day 1
@@unlearnthelies Unfortunately a day and night are a period of 24 hours 12 in the day and 12 in the night. So Friday 3pm crusifiction. Add 24 hours you arrive at Saturday 3pm. Add another 24 hours and it's Sunday 3pm then a final 24 hours to make 3 full days and you arrive at Monday 3pm.
If it was 1and half days you would arrive at Easter which is rooted in Pagan origins which I'm sure you know.
If you have a Wednesday to Saturday it fits perfectly. And the Sabbath is Christ's day as well as the Father's.
@@unlearnthelies 12 hours in a day + night
Yeshua was dead at the end of the 14th of Nissan. You are misleading.
Everybody thinks they know better then the other. But who really knows? God does. So what matters most? That you believe in the son of God, and that the bible is the word of God. Everything else doesn't matter
The best explanation. I am 100% agreed.
Thank you sir. God bless you more
No, not the best explanation at all, you need to further investigate.
31’AD?
That year veries. We know Jesus began his ministry at age 30 and it was for 3 and half years. But the Catholic church was not accurate in setting up the AD calender. Jesus was born on 4 BC by our modern calendars. But at the end of the day does it really matter?
Are you hoping for Yeshua’s return in 3 to 3.5 years? Personally I have mixed emotions about his return, I think most of us do. There's a lot of terrible things about to come and the majority of the people either refuse to believe or prefer the ignorance is bliss mentality and that is heart truly breaking. Much love and blessings
@@rocco9611 Actually it is X + 7 years where x is unknown
@@misterdude123 Honestly I’m not as worried about the day or the hour of His return, my fear is for those who are not ready for it. Blessings brother and thank you for the reply.
If you look at the original Greek text, in all of the gospel it doesn't say "on the first day of the week." It actually says "on One of the Sabbaths". This is because they actually count each sabbaths.
Correct. The first of the 7 sabbaths until Shavuot/ Pentecost. It did not mean Sunday.
That is not what I says in Greek. It says “1 of sabbath” and the next day was “2 of sabbath” and the next day was “3 of sabbath”. That is how they referred to the days of the week. They didn’t name them “Sunday, Monday, Tuesday” “1 of sabbath” means the first day of the week. You are repeating something that is in error. The person who invited that idea obviously doesn’t know Greek.
@@unlearnthelies But am I wrong? From that very first Shabbat that Yeshua rose again count 7 weeks, does Shavuot fall on a Sunday or on Shabbat? Check it, John 1:20 says “Mia Sabbaton” ask a native Greek speaker would they ever use Sabbaton Greek for “Shabbat” 7th day, to describe first day, Sunday?
@@redeemedstone 'Sabbaton' means 'week' as a Sabbath cycle is 7 days.
Correct I wrote multiple comments about this that got deleted, looks like someone is hiding the truth.
In every bible even Martin Luthers it was written *first of the sabbaths* You can’t deny the greek. The greek word for week or sunday DO NOT EXSIST IN THE NT
One issue and question. The first day of unleavened bread was a Sabbath and no work could be done. We also know that the Lamb was to be eaten during the Passover which happened at midnight. Midnight on the 15th has nothing to do with the the day before. Also why would we assume that the order to eat unleavened bread with the Passover had anything to do with the Feast of unleavened bread? We know that the Feast of unleavened bread is in particular memory of Israel leaving Israel so quickly that they didn't even have time to mix leaven with the dough and this happened on the 15th one day after the Passover which was the 14th.
I say Just Be THANKFUL FOR WHAT JESUS DID FOR ALL HUMANITY AMEN
Preparation day is the Passover day(14th). Feast of Unleavened Bread starts the day after which is the Holy sabbath. Passover falls on the 6th day of the week according to the Hebrew Calendar. Christ was crucified on the Passover.
Exactly 1 Corinthians 5:7.
Amen!
The Greek term paraskeue literally means the day before the weekly Sabbath. Passover begins at the end of the 14th which is concurrent to when the week of Unleavened Bread begins. Christ was crucified on the first day of Unleavened Bread, he ate the Passover the night before like he said he would do.
@@johnnybaptist6933 Passover is the day before the weekly sabbath. Can you give me a verse where it says Passover begins at the end of the 14th? The Christ was crucified on Passover.
@@iamquarles Passover can fall on any given day of the week. Do you agree the weekly Sabbath is Friday at sunset to Saturday sunset (using the Gregorian calendar for sake of understanding)?
If so, then take a look at the LXX and you will see the Greek term paraskeue is a designated term used for the day before the weekly Sabbath (Friday) when used in speaking of a day of the week, it is never used for any other day.
You can't get 3 Biblical nights and 3 Biblical days from Friday evening to Sunday morning. That LIE has been pushed on the masses long enough. DO THE MATH wed night, thu night, fri night--- Thu day, fri day, Sat day and rose before sunset on the 3rd day
Yeshua "The Lord of the Sabbath" was raised on the Sabbath.
@@brucebuckley285 Amen!!
right
What about the 3 days and 3 nights?
I feel like there is much more that needs to be said here. How is Christ our Passover Lamb if He was not led outside the gates and killed at the appointed time? Also, where do you get that twilight is sunset? 3pm was always the time of the evening sacrifice. The light post sunset would be the next day… Also when John mentions that that Sabbath was a high day, he is making it clear that Christ died on the 14th of Nissan. If Christ died on the 15th, that itself would be the high day Sabbath, and scripture does not show that at all. Why would they be hurrying to get the bodies down if it was already a high Sabbath? Christ could not have been crucified on the 15th. The whole point of the Passover was to point to Christ in the first place.
Have you looked into the theory of the different ways time was kept between the Galilee and Judea?
It is impossible for Christ to eat the Passover and the next day be the Passover. What is the day after the Passover a Sabbath and the first day of the feast of unleavened bread. Remember the priest wanted him dead BEFORE the Holy feast.
It is possible because Yahshua and His disciples followed the Essene calendar which had Passover on Tuesday evening of that week. The next day was the Passover according to the Pharisaical calendar. So Yahshua ate the Passover in the Essene quarters of Jerusalem, and the next day He was the Passover Lamb for the people.
Jesus died Thursday the 15th day of the month, a High-day meaning sabbath .
Once the High Day was over the woman brought spices at evening of the 15th which is the 16th day a Friday a preparation day. Friday the 16th day they could prepare the spices and rest the 17th day Saturday a sabbath as commanded.
Once the sabbath was over the woman went early on the 18th day of the month, which is the 1st day of the week, early in the morning while it was still dark, before day, and found that Jesus had rose.
See how it all lines up with scriptures even my math lines up with what I said.
Thursday =Crucifixion
Friday =1st-day since
Saturday =2nd day since
Sunday =3rd day since
Luke 24:21 But we trusted that it had been he which should have redeemed Israel: and beside all this, to day is the third day since these things were done.
Why does the Bible say He died on the preparation day for the Sabbath if it was not Friday?
@@unlearnthelies
Ok well that's simple, and I learned it from you.
Mark 15:42 And now when the even was come, because it was the preparation, that is, the day before the sabbath,
Remember what you said? The evening is the mixing of 2 different days.
So when evening was come it was the preparation which is true, but the important part was he had to be taken down that Thursday according to law.
Look at John not wanting the body to remain on the cross on the High Day because if the Sabbath had passed they would break the law
John 19:31 The Jews therefore, because it was the preparation, that the bodies should not remain upon the cross on the sabbath day, (for that sabbath day was an high day,) besought Pilate that their legs might be broken, and that they might be taken away.
Remember the 15th of the month was a Sabbath
Leviticus 23:6 And on the fifteenth day of the same month is the feast of unleavened bread unto the LORD: seven days ye must eat unleavened bread.
@@unlearnthelies
Remember the passover is at evening.
Notice it's at evening with no ending meaning it's at evening only.
Think like this, an evening and a morning make a whole day, but an evening only is evening until morning giving us this
(Exodus 12:42 KJV) It is a night to be much observed unto the LORD for bringing them out from the land of Egypt: this is that night of the LORD to be observed of all the children of Israel in their generations.
@@unlearnthelies
So when you read this
(John 19:14 KJV) And it was the preparation of the passover, and about the sixth hour: and he saith unto the Jews, Behold your King!
Think of this
(Exodus 12:29 KJV) And it came to pass, that at midnight the LORD smote all the firstborn in the land of Egypt, from the firstborn of Pharaoh that sat on his throne unto the firstborn of the captive that was in the dungeon; and all the firstborn of cattle.
@@unlearnthelies
How else could the woman buy spices after the Sabbath, then prepare the spices and rest the Sabbath day according to commandment?
(Mark 16:1 KJV) And when the sabbath was past, Mary Magdalene, and Mary the mother of James, and Salome, had bought sweet spices, that they might come and anoint him.
(Luke 23:56 KJV) And they returned, and prepared spices and ointments; and rested the sabbath day according to the commandment.
I'm not saying I agree nor disagree here Lex, I'm wondering why you didn't address the fact the Scripture spoke of the high Sabbath and also that Yeshua did say he'd be in the heart of the earth 3 days and 3 nights? Any chance you can give some clarity to those two? I'm still torn on what to believe about the Crucifixion day. Such a tricky subject!
I don't know why it is so confusing for some, it's written down in the Bible, point blank.
I agree that the last supper was Passover! However, I think your Friday crucifixion timeline falls apart when you factor in that Christ was to be raised 3 full days later (3 days and 3 nights = 72 hours). Yeshua knew that there was 12 hours of daylight (inferring that there are 12 hours of the night as well). Three twenty-four hour periods doesn’t work at all from Friday afternoon to Sunday morning.
Great video. Question on your timliene at time 16:29.
Let's say he died on Friday afternoon:
From Friday afternoon to Saturday afternoon that is one 24 hour day.
From Saturday afternoon to Sunday afternoon, that is a second 24 hour day.
Based off your timeline he was only dead two 24 hour days. Is that the way you see it or am I missing something.
Thanks in advance of the clarification!
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If twilight is day mixed with night cant morning be twilight also? How do know if it's morning or evening?
I’ve been praying about this and as I held my own Passover Seder for the first time on Friday night it occurred to me “How could Christ have had Passover with the apostles on Friday and also died on Friday?” Knowing the day starts at sunset Christ would have most likely risen Saturday night after sunset and counting. Backwards the timeline doesn’t match up with our Christian tradition. I wish I knew more about Jewish festivals and have devoted myself this year to learning as I believe God is guiding me and now I see why. It’s already opening my eyes that things are not as we are being told. Friday preparation day would have started Thursday night now maybe he had a dinner with them Friday sunset and then had all day to be arrested and killed before sunset sabbath. So if he has Passover and was killed all within sunset to sunset Friday but actually didn’t go to the tomb until sunset sabbath began - I don’t see where we get the three days. Unless his death didn’t have to be “in the tomb”. I feel like I’m rambling but the more I’m thinking about this the more questions I have
Christian Tradion is wrong, wrong, wrong. Jesus was crucified on the 14th of Nisan on Wednesday and rose latr Saturday evening after sundown. Nor did he eat a passover supper, he was the passover lamb. You are not rambling just trying to make sense out of some absurd doctrine handed from the Catholic church and generations of tradition. The silly 3 day and nights feom Friday to Sunday has been a puzzel and absued teaching that has NO scriptural basis. Thete are about 10 other videos on TH-cam that are EXCELLENT on this issue please check them out - it will certainly be worth your time.
@@priscillajervey8345 Yes the catholic church has corrupted the teachings of Jesus and has railroaded the holidays forcing christians to worship with the pagans and not taking the time to study for themselves to realize what the bible says. I'm so grateful God is leading me into this truth. Yes, Christ would have risen saturday night and there is simply no way he died on Friday.
@@lorae7 Jesus died on the 15th, the 15th began at the end of Thursday beginning of Friday, he ate the Passover meal as scripture plainly states, was arrested and died towards the end of Friday, he rested on the Sabbath (which was a High Sabbath) and rose on First Fruits. People think the sign of Jonah HAS to be a literal 72 hour period but they are mistaken, we see elsewhere the sign of Jonah is a sign of judgement and that's the main point of the sign of Jonah not a literal 72 hour period. Scripture says Sunday was the third day, he rose the third day. Lambs were killed everyday during that week, Jesus is the Passover Lamb regardless the day he died, he is the First Fruits which is why there is no coincidence he rose on First Fruits (Sunday) he died on the Prep day (Friday). In fact the Greek word used for (Preparation Day) is specific to Friday (the day before the weekly Sabbath), every time that word is used when speaking of a day of the week it's speaking about Friday.
The Hebrews kept a different calendar entirely. That is why it doesn't make any sense. Continue praying and searching!
I also have wondered for years about how the timeline of the crucifixion didn't add up. I now know that the Passover was also considered a Sabbath. But you pointing out that Jesus couldn't have ate the Passover meal AND been crucified on the same day is an eye opener & really makes people think. Thank you so much for your post 😃
This still doesn't add up to three days... Someone please explain how 'late Friday' to 'early Sunday' suddenly becomes three days?!
Sunday is day 3
Saturday is day 2
Friday is day 1
I just posted a new video about the sign of Jonah. th-cam.com/video/sk9FV3jl0LI/w-d-xo.html
Question. If the day starts at evening, did it start before YaH said let there be light?
Yep. Let there be light, and He called the light Day.
The day starts with sunrise and sunset.
Even if there is a day without sun, for our understanding we can use the sun to determine Day.
Evening to Morning is night.
Yes but an entire day has daytime and nighttime. We getting to hung up on the semantics of one whole "date" being called a day. Also the fact that we are in a pagan world gets our brains scrambled. The time we are used to is not Yah's time. Our new "day" begins at midnight or new "date" that's a pagan concept. Yah's new date /day would begin at evening.
Lex. I really enjoy your videos but how do you fit the two accounts (one after and one before the sabbath ) of the women buying the spices to anoint Yeshua? Wouldn’t the only day for that be Friday? Thursday being the first day of Unleavened Bread and Saturday also being a sabbath? Both of these days they could not buy anything.? There are so many pieces to this puzzle. Thank you
Lex, can I clarify....you seem to suggest that the 'evening' corresponds with twilight which is the period of time from sunset until there is no light. Which is called dusk? With reference to Mark 15:42-43 it states that when even had come, Joseph of Arimathea went to Pilate to request the body of Yashua. If even is at sunset, he would therefore not be keeping the Sabbath.
Yashua died exactly at the time of the evening sacrifice which was at the ninth hour which corresponds to 3pm. So we humbly submit that the "evening" is from 3pm.
Note that, according to your timeline "preparation day" overlapped with the first day of the feast of unleavened bread, on which no customary work may be performed. Their request to take the bodies down to prevent from being defiled would have been moot as it was already unleavened bread.
I was raised being taught about God. I have no memories of a time before knowing there is a God, but in my teens I learned I was being lied too and rebelled. Then shortly before my teen years ended God personally made Himself known. That began about 40 years of understanding who God is. I'm sad to say that only in the last few years have I begun to understand much at all. There is many many times more faults ideas about God by those trying to understand than truths and then there are those that don't think there is a God so they twist anything they can to something that they can use. How I pity them. Thanks it is so confusing for someone like me that barely grasp language much less foreign traditions and way of life. I have come to believe that everything preserved for us in the canon has deep meaning none is just for entertainment. Unlike today things were put down with pen were ment for important things and only the most important were kept over generations. I really like how you explain things so even I can follow. There is so much disinformation that its hard to separate what you were told about it and what it actually is.
How is the Seventh Day described ( beginning at evening ) to the Passover day?
What about the 3 days and 3 nights? Mat 12:40?
everytime a Shabat is comming , ther must be a preparation day, and ffeast have shabats...
Compare Mark 16:1 and Luke 23:56 though. Mark tells us that the women bought the spices after the Sabbath. Luke writes that they did so before the Sabbath. Seems like they maybe did that on Friday between the Sabbaths (Thursday and Saturday)? What am I missing?
Yes. What you said makes sense. It all works out perfectly on the 364 day calendar (described in Enoch) which is what was followed before a corrupted priesthood brought back the moon based calendar from the Babylonian exile. On the 364 day calendar the Passover was established as always starting on the evening of the 3rd day (Tues) every year. Yahshua was righteous in every way so to me it makes sense that he would follow the original calendar used by the Israelites, which in that particular year apparently put His Passover one day before the priesthood of the time decreed its observance.
I do agree that the last supper was indeed Passover, but I also believe that Yeshua really spent 3 days and 3 nights in the grave. What I don't want is to spend more time on is to establish which exact day it was when Yeshua died and what exact day he was resurrected. Most of all the explanations have some assumptions to make it fit. What I do know is that Yeshua is our Passover, that it is at the 14th and that we should all keep the feast! Because even if we can make some hard proofs of when the exact days it were, what is the result? No matter what the days were, we will still see Yeshua as our Passover lamb, and keep the feast, nothing will change this!
Wednesday night is a holy convocation (Shabbat) and so is Saturday (Shabbat). Is this being disputed?
Matt 16:21 From that time on Jesus began to explain to his disciples that he must go to Jerusalem and suffer many things at the hands of the elders, the chief priests and the teachers of the law, and that he must be killed and on the third day be raised to life.
My question is this.
If you say Jesus died on a Friday and rose on a Sunday morning, it simply means he only spend 2 days and 2 nights in the grave instead of 3 days and night that he spoke about. How do you explain this?
Excellent
Shalom. Please somebody tell me, what is the first day of Aviv? In March? Thanks.
The evening of April 1st and the Saturday the 2nd based on a sighted moon in Israel.
@@blakewillison9134 thank you brother.
How would u explain when JESUS said, destroy this temple and in 3 days I will raise it up?
Agree with you wholly but you cannot at all fit 3 days and 3 nights in if you use Friday.
How do you get three days and three nights from Friday
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You said “they kept it at the end of the 14th day” are you saying a day starts in the evening or morning??
“And have no fellowship with the fruitless works of darkness, but rather convictd them.”
Eph`siyim (Ephesians) 5:11
Thats not 3 days and 3 nights in the tomb, am. confused....help me W the math
PLEASE HELP ME UNDERSTAND, IF YAHSHUA ATE PASSOVER, (DAY 6 AFTER SUNSET ?) AND WAS PUT TOTHE STAKE ALSO ON PREPERATION DAY (ALSO ON DAY 6).. MY DILEMA ?? THANK YOU FOR ANY HELP IN UNDERSTANDING, BON
He ate the Passover on Thursday evening and died on Friday.
Is John 19:31 referring to the weekly Sabbath?
I am going to now go watch your video about Jonah. I don't see how it can be. I hope you clear it up.
Wrong on every point.
How can you explain John 13:1-2?
Where are the prophesied three days and three nights in your timeline???
So how do you get three days in a day and a half?
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WOW! This situation we argue about is why Paul wrote Romans 14 especially:
5 One man esteemeth one day above another: another esteemeth every day alike. Let every man be fully persuaded in his own mind.
6 He that regardeth the day, regardeth it unto the Lord; and he that regardeth not the day, to the Lord he doth not regard it. He that eateth, eateth to the Lord, for he giveth God thanks; and he that eateth not, to the Lord he eateth not, and giveth God thanks.
7 For none of us liveth to himself, and no man dieth to himself.
8 For whether we live, we live unto the Lord; and whether we die, we die unto the Lord: whether we live therefore, or die, we are the Lord's.
To understand the timeline, you have to understand the festivals and high sabbaths. Passover is 14 Nisan, and is a Preparation Day for the festival of Unleavened Bread, which starts on 15 Nisan and is a High Sabbath Day. The last day of Unleavened Bread is also a High Sabbath day, 21 Nisan.
There were also two calendars…The lunar calendar, which is what God ordained and the solar calendar, which was brought in by the Romans. The Sadducees observed the lunar calendar and the Pharisees observed the Roman calendar. So you end up with 2 Passovers, one observed in private homes and the Temple ceremony the following evening.
In Num the sabbath can be kept the second month also, for a couple of reasons. Just curious if that's what happened here ?