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My position is what the Bible says. Your position is.... Something other than what the Bible says. I'll stick with what the Bible says.

I wish I did. I don't know yet.

Why? Because you say so? Yes. And? So what? Dr. McMurtry gives sound reasoning for the Crucifixion being on Thursday. What evidence do you have that he's wrong? The Thursday position fits the Bible. Yours does not. That makes yours incorrect, by definition. You should submit to God's...

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He was 33 years old at the cross. Meaning more than 33 years had passed since His birth. 30 AD - 33 years = 3 BC, but it had been more than 33 years (less than 34) so the upper limit is 11 extra months, lower limit 4 (crucified in April, but He wasn't born in April), which would put His...

No, it doesn't. Again: Wednesday crucifixion has Jesus in the tomb for FOUR days, in direct contradiction to how long HE HIMSELF SAID He would be in the tomb. Saying it doesn't make it so. AD 30. No. It's based on the calendar given in Leviticus 23. Go listen to the BEL episode I linked...

Wednesday crucifixion (6 pm) doesn't work because he would have to have been in the grave until Sunday (6 am at the latest), which is more than 3 days and three nights, and that contradicts what Jesus Himself said: "three days and three nights." Not four days and three nights. It also doesn't...

This pretty much affirms a birthdate of 4 B.C. for Jesus.

One of the hardest things to get across due to how we today count the hours of the day is that the next day starts after sundown, not at midnight. IOW, what we would consider Wednesday night is, according to the Jewish calendar, the beginning of Thursday. IOW, Thursday evening isn't at the...

Yeah, had Bob never done that interview with Dr. Grady McMurtry, I'd probably still believe in Friday crucifixion, even though it doesn't fit at all, or worse, not have a belief on the matter...

Even worse for her position, in the Greek, it says "God was the LOGOS."

See my responses here: https://theologyonline.com/threads/maunday-thursday.60865/

Jesus didn't die on Wendnesday.

Paul wasn't a Gentile. He was a Jew, He was the Apostle to the Gentiles.

It's quite impressive. That said, this reads like it was AI LLM generated. The em dash is a bit of a giveaway. Also the spacing.

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No. Flogging like Biblical law.

Saying it doesn't make it so. God is the logos. Jesus is the logos. Therefore, Jesus is God. No. Logos means "logic" or "reason." "Word" is a mistranslation. When you can't even respond directly to something you yourself asked for, and then assert that which is false, expecting your...

So if God says "I destroyed the earth with a flood, but the next time it'll be with fire," and man says "there was no flood"... Who do you believe? God? Or Man?

So you'll say "we can't know" when it comes to the Bible, but you put your faith in what men say about the earth being billions of years old? Let God be true, and every man a liar.