Now, today is Passover. Today I'm making the time to address the very point of this forum and its standstill (WILLOWTREE's been 'unhappy' under his shady agenda; yet, thank you others for showing a welcome to and interest in my maiden contribution, but withhold the snideness, I don't mind honest doubt): Q: What day was Passover in that year, month and day, that a certain Jesus was crucified--if he lived, was the son of [a] god, or that Passover has nothing or everything to do with truth . . . does anybody come out of any grave?
I do admit I haven't reviewed the bulk of the preceding 222 installments, so I'm missing some pre-reqs, too!
I will go on some assumptions of my own, that you all have: 1) a SOURCE other than a Catholic Encyclopedia is the basis for determining this particular day; an astronomically projected reference is a start; 2) a basic familiarity with the all the Hebraic Feast Days (set times); 3) one single verse related to that only Passover in [circa] 33 AD; 4) we'll start with the verse that Jesus was crucified "the day before the Sabbath."
Moreover, any study with the Pyramid (just no pyramidal maniac), Stonehenge, and/or the Deckons of the sky and a real appreciation for the difference between primary and secondary witnesses/sources will really help drive this nail into the tree!
If you go into any practicing Jewish home today, especially before sundown, they are all in some sort of activity prepering their home for the next feast: Unleavened Bread, in a white tornado of sorts, to rid every speck of impurity, uncleanliness and soil. This feast is a high Sabbath: a special Sabbath for this holy day that follows the previous day's holiness; then come the end of the week will be the weekly Sabbath—Shebat Shalom!--Saturday as others know it (the Irish National Holiday and the day before the sabbath to the 'Mon-to-Fri-nine-to-five'ers'). The day before this Saturday is the weekly holy day to Islam and so-called Good Friday: the annual holy day for Non-Protestants and others who are glad to get the afternoon off.
Good Frailia, and its fishy goddess, is the ancient nomenclature (many gave up crying for Tammuz long before the forty days were up, more did not—still!). Frailia, Ishtar, Ashtoreth, Isis, Diana, Aphrodite, Baelti, Miadomina/Madonna are all alias for Samairama, Nimrod’s slut of a wife: ‘his lady.’ This is common knowledge to students of Babylonian Mystery religions, including the Pope.
There’s motive to skew the controlling history of this event, as well as the motive to perpetuate it for financial reasons since day one until the now. A contestant for power in a religious-societal frame knows how to market, sell and spin whatever it takes to rake in the numbers—but what if you’re a real devil? There is a contest going-on for the minds of men, here and now, in this argument, in institutions of tradition, and in the eternal court, where one is telling the truth and one is lying. )
An excerpt:
. . .Now, the reason that I do this every Easter is I try to demonstrate that you don't have to park your brains at the door of the church when you come in.
"Faith cometh by hearing, hearing by the word of God." You don't just make people believe, but if you expose yourself to evidence, something happens inside and there will be a psychological reaction. My quarrel with people who deny the resurrection and live a life style that pays no attention to it, is that I can ask them 15 questions and find they haven't spent 15 hours of their life looking at it. (ADMIT IT!)
If this is true, this is the center of the universe. If this is true, this is the central fact of history. You have to be a fool among all fools of mankind to not think it's worth at least 30 hours of study in your whole life. But there are many intelligent people in the world who have looked and come away convinced. That's why I am doing this.
Dr.Gene Scott
{Hey! Make a reservation, if you can be in the LA area THIS Sunday and hear the evidence straight from the Doctor’s mouth: the recipe’s always different but the ingredients are always the same from 50+ years of focus since the initial 3 spent mining the nuggets (see DGS.COM)}
It’s like the Supreme Court’s upholding the Miranda Right’s as an irremovable decision, because society has grown so attached to them, that it is too hurtful to reverse it now. (They should likewise say the same—once and for all— about Roe v. Wade.)
The major source for any topic in this discussion is the Bible, which says Jesus was crucified the day before the Sabbath. I another place, for one, it says, which Sabbath (cf. Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, the Gospels and Acts; we’ll do so next time per entry, as well as eventually go through, point for point, through ALL of the evidence that led to the conclusion of the Resurrection—OK?)
Carpe diem!
Xandrezz
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