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Did the Egyptians know about the lunisolar calendar? What types of calendars did the Egyptians use? Why did the Romans under Constantine fix the Passover sometime in March or April in the Council of Nicaea in 325 AD?
Those questions are irrelevant to me when it comes to the calendar that I observe and believe the Bible established it's timelines against.
Have you ignored the glaring problem with your position? - that Jesus rose on the day of First Fruits. Everything comes tumbling down if you don't have Jesus being raised at that time.
Did the Egyptians know about the lunisolar calendar? What types of calendars did the Egyptians use? Why did the Romans under Constantine fix the Passover sometime in March or April in the Council of Nicaea in 325 AD?
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Originally Posted by HeWillCome2040
Those questions are irrelevant to me when it comes to the calendar that I observe and believe the Bible established it's timelines against.
Have you ignored the glaring problem with your position? - that Jesus rose on the day of First Fruits. Everything comes tumbling down if you don't have Jesus being raised at that time.
The Romans under Emperor Constantine fixed Passover sometime March or April in the Council of Nicaea in 325 AD because the Romans had been dependent to the Jews of when to celebrate Easter. Since the Romans fixed Passover in March or April, 33 years later, in 358 AD, the Jews followed suit when they reformed their calendars to what it is today. We can know that the Jews reformed their calendar because their calendar is about 10 days now to be off-season. For example, they expect that Passover (Nisan 14) to be full moon but it's not.
You have been talking about First Fruit. What is the Feast of the First Fruit?
The Romans under Emperor Constantine fixed Passover sometime March or April in the Council of Nicaea in 325 AD because the Romans had been dependent to the Jews of when to celebrate Easter. Since the Romans fixed Passover in March or April, 33 years later, in 358 AD, the Jews followed suit when they reformed their calendars to what it is today. We can know that the Jews reformed their calendar because their calendar is about 10 days now to be off-season. For example, they expect that Passover (Nisan 14) to be full moon but it's not.
You have been talking about First Fruit. What is the Feast of the First Fruit?
Your arguing a fallacy. I am not presenting anything Constantine did. I'm basing this on the Calendar the Hebrews followed as evidence in Enoch 1.
Again, if you are saying that Jesus rose in the fall then you would be wrong on the account that He rose on the day of firstfruits. That can only happen in the spring.
Please explain how you justify Jesus rising in the fall and NOT on Firstfruits.
Your arguing a fallacy. I am not presenting anything Constantine did. I'm basing this on the Calendar the Hebrews followed as evidence in Enoch 1.
Again, if you are saying that Jesus rose in the fall then you would be wrong on the account that He rose on the day of firstfruits. That can only happen in the spring.
Please explain how you justify Jesus rising in the fall and NOT on Firstfruits.
Why do you say Firstfruits? Is that called "Shavouth"? Why is the book of Enoch not included in the Holy Bible?
Why do you say Firstfruits? Is that called "Shavouth"? Why is the book of Enoch not included in the Holy Bible?
There are several books not included in the Bible. Some were removed such as the Epistle of Barnabas (which I considered inspired) by some members of the same councils that you took issue with in an earlier post.
You also don't have the book of Jasher in your Bible either.
Jos_10:13 And the sun stood still, and the moon stayed, until the people had avenged themselves upon their enemies. Is not this written in the book of Jasher? So the sun stood still in the midst of heaven, and hasted not to go down about a whole day.
Are you going to therefore conclude that only what is in the Holy Bible, as you have it, are the books that are inspired by the Holy Spirit?
There are several books not included in the Bible. Some were removed such as the Epistle of Barnabas (which I considered inspired) by some members of the same councils that you took issue with in an earlier post.
You also don't have the book of Jasher in your Bible either.
Jos_10:13 And the sun stood still, and the moon stayed, until the people had avenged themselves upon their enemies. Is not this written in the book of Jasher? So the sun stood still in the midst of heaven, and hasted not to go down about a whole day.
Are you going to therefore conclude that only what is in the Holy Bible, as you have it, are the books that are inspired by the Holy Spirit?
You, HeWilCome2040, believe that Jesus resurrected during the FirstFruit. You believe also in the book of Jasher and in the epistle of Barnabas. They are not even in the Apocrypha. That means that you believe in something that is not considered by the church leaders that are more intelligent than you. How is that?
There are several books not included in the Bible. Some were removed such as the Epistle of Barnabas (which I considered inspired) by some members of the same councils that you took issue with in an earlier post.
You also don't have the book of Jasher in your Bible either.
Jos_10:13 And the sun stood still, and the moon stayed, until the people had avenged themselves upon their enemies. Is not this written in the book of Jasher? So the sun stood still in the midst of heaven, and hasted not to go down about a whole day.
Are you going to therefore conclude that only what is in the Holy Bible, as you have it, are the books that are inspired by the Holy Spirit?
The spirit of Ama recommends that we read the King James Version of the Holy Bible because it is "nearer the truth" (than other versions). He also recommends that we read "Pasiong Mahal", chanted by Filipinos during Holy Week. The "Pasyon" is five (5) lines long per stanza, and eight (8) syllables per line.
The "Pasyon" is not included as a book inspired by God (yet). In it, the names of the three kings are mentioned, the two malefactors who were crucified with Jesus, Longinus as the head of the soldiers who watched the sepulcher where Jesus was interred, etc.
HeWillCome2040,
re: "At this time started 14 Nisan (Jesus dies on the cross). Per Jewish law, Jesus could not remain on the cross through the night and Joseph request His body when the evening had come. Jesus is entombed that night (which can't count towards the sign of Jonah)."
So you're saying the Messiah was placed in the tomb on Nisan 15? And if so, why can't it be counted?
Since the numbering is messed up in the forum, I suggest that in the absence of the numbering system, you be specific in citing which you would like to be answered. For example, "12-28-2017, 09:31 PM by rstrats".
To Moderators, please fix-up the numbering system.
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