What is the Sign of Jonah? (three days and three nights)

[@unlearnthelies]

Here is the video about the Last Supper and crucifixion - kzbin.info/www/bejne/iajKqGSHYq2Gn9E

[@rocco9611]

Yeshua rose while it was still dark that was His last night in the heart of the earth. Whatever, (The heart of the earth) means is irrelevant although I’m quite sure we will find out after his return. I still believe that Yeshua meant literal nights and days because He was quite conscience of how some people were always trying to use His words against Him. We know that He entered the tomb during daylight hours making it His first day of daylight hours, not necessarily a full 12 hours of daylight. Sunset would be the beginning of the second day and His first night in the heart of the earth, sunrise would be His 2nd day of daylight hours in the heart of the earth. This cycle would continue to the end of Sabbath marking the first day of the week and Yeshua's last night in the grave. That being said we still follow the 14th of Nissan as passover which means whatever (day) He resurrects on is not important, its the fact that He resurrected on the 3rd day.

[@izzyondrums]

Thank you Lex for explaining your position on the Sign of Jonah. This is a worthy argument, which will take some time to study. Shalom! 🕊

[@CDB-Now]

@unlearned the lies, remember when you made the video on what to do and what eat on the Passover. How you quoted Exodus & leviticus23 as an instructions for what to eat (even thou washing of the hands & feet wasn't in the verse but you included it and wrapping the bread in a piece of cloth to) but ok, but I noticed you did not mention the two Sabbath days on the feast of the Unleavened bread which is clearly says the 1st day should be a holy convocation a Sabbath of a complete rest to you as well as the seventh day(not the weekly Sabbath). If Yashua ate the Passover meal why are they eating a "bread" & not Unleavened bread? And What about the High days? Please show me or explain where I can find the verse that the feast of Unleavened bread week also a feast of Passover week??

[@doug2993]

@@CDB-Now Good points DJ

[@ForgedinTruth]

Yahshua can’t eat the Pesach and be the Pesach at the same time. He even said that he didn’t eat it that year. “And He said to them, “With desire I have desired to eat this Pĕsaḥ with you before My suffering, for I say to you, I shall certainly not eat of it again until it is filled in the reign of Elohim.”” ‭‭Luke 22:15-16‬ ‭

[@elibennett6168]

Great video. I had come to the conclusion that the three days included the night of his arrest when he was mistreated, beaten, likely thrown into a pit at Caiphas' house. Searching for information on this is how I found this channel.

[@philvogt7671]

Friday Saturday and Sunday would make a Monday resurrection. The next day for Hebrews started at sunset. It’s not complicated. Just use what Jesus said. 3 nights and 3 days. Sunset is the new day. Which means a resurrection after sundown on Saturday. Work backwards from there.

[@ephraimmuppidi3435]

This is correct i belive...

[@doug2993]

Agree, Friday afternoon death doesn't work out with the numbers.

[@philvogt7671]

@@doug2993 Exactly. The big question is.. why are churches lying?

[@doug2993]

@@philvogt7671 I don’t think they are intentionally, at least not most. It’s a good question, I don’t know. Saturday resurrection from God the Father makes way more sense. Because remember how the Pharisees were always going berserk at Jesus for healing on the Sabbath(Saturday). So The Father raising Him on Saturday makes total sense to me.

[@philvogt7671]

@@doug2993 The Catholic Church made the change. They are the beast after all. That’s also why they claim by their own authority they transferred Gods sabbath to their sabbath on Sunday.

[@jasonmatthews1824]

You are forgetting several things. The Sabbath that was approaching when he had to be removed from the cross was NOT the Weekly Sabbath, it was a HIGH Sabbath, and the women went to buy and prepare spices AFTER the sabbath and then after doing that, they then rested on the weekly sabbath. There are two separate sabbaths talked about in scripture. You are not accounting for this.

[@unlearnthelies]

Did you watch my video about the last supper and crucifixion timeline?

[@jasonmatthews1824]

@@unlearnthelies Yeah, I watched that video and all you seem to do is gloss over the things I pointed out. The scriptures are clear that the next day after the Messiah was crucified was a High Sabbath. Scripture also indicates that the women didn't buy and prepare spices until after the sabbath, and that after they did this, they then rested on the sabbath. So how do you explain these two? Do you have evidence that the weekly sabbath during passover was called a High Sabbath? I've read that the Feast of Unleavened Bread was a High Sabbath. And how do you fit the women buying and preparing spices into your timeline, seems to me that you kind of ignore them, and do what you claim others do, try to get scripture to fit into the theory that you prefer? Now I could be wrong, you might have an answer to both of my questions, and if you do I apologize for coming across the way that I did. Seems everyone has their own theories and we are all trying to sort through them, and everyone is supposed to be convinced in their own mind, and I've found people with differing theories to not only be convincing but also to be sincere and convinced in their own mind and each speaks with authority as if they are right. I try to remain open minded while presenting my own strong arguments, so as to test others and hopefully for them to test me as well. Isn't the saying that iron sharpens iron?

[@rimabomjan]

@@unlearnthelies There you did not mention anything about HIGH day!

[@ekluksdahl]

I would have to agree with Jason here…. Two separate sabbaths during the week, and therefore two preparation days….. Last Supper Tues evening as sun goes down into beginning of Wed Crucified on a Wednesday and buried on Passover evening before sundown Thursday High Sabbath buried Friday (preparation day for weekly sabbath) buried Saturday (weekly sabbath) buried Resurrected at the end of the weekly Sabbath into Sunday (first fruits)

[@tumelokatane6793]

@@ekluksdahl you are spot on 🙌🏽

[@navion1946]

The mental gymnastics you practiced to arrive at less than 36 hours being three days do more to convince me that Jesus gave Himself for us on the Wednesday afternoon before the Thursday Passover. God bless you and me as we seek Him and His truth together.

[@peppernbo]

jesus died on the preparation day which is friday. they would not do work on the sabbath---this why they brought him down from the cross late friday afternoon.

[@navion1946]

@@peppernbo well what do you think about the “High Sabbath” of Passover? Don’t you think they had “preparation day” for that? And how about the Matthew account that in its original super accurate Greek says (referring to when the disciples came to the tomb) “after the Sabbaths” plural. Which would indicate the High Sabbath of Passover and the regular 7th day Sabbath? I’m not telling you I understand everything but I believe the Word of God is that accurate and specific for a reason. Also that we believers have a lot more “tradition” in the interpretations we were raised on than we want to believe. God bless you brother 🙏❤️

[@peppernbo]

@@navion1946 sorry but I don't see any sabbaths. Also if the Sabbath fell on the passover well I guess you can call it a high Sabbath. They always prepared for the Sabbath on Friday

[@navion1946]

@@peppernbo I didn’t call it a high Sabbath, Moses did.

[@peppernbo]

So

[@Onlytruthtorah2023]

It is amazing how we get out of focus and making great deal of thing that there are completely irrelevant, the plan of Redemption is so great a master piece that even a kid can understand it, why we make something so simple to complicated ? ,it is grate to study scriptures, Bible, Tanah, Torah, תורה, or however you want to call it. Do you Really think the one of the question that God will ask you when you are in front of him will be - which day I die ? I don’t think so,He will ask you, what do you love me, did you repent ? Do you teach with love, do you take care of orphans, widows, the poor, the needy? Do you practice lying, stilling, hypocrisy? Do you watch tv shows that are inappropriate ? Do your get more exited for a touch down or goal that a person getting baptize? Do your kids know more characters from WaltDisney than scriptures? Do you never miss a Sunday or Shabbat wherever day you choose to go to church but you don’t know your Neighbors’s name ? Did you ever preach de gospel to them ? So let’s wake up? Let’s start what your God command you to do, obey his commandments and then you will be free in Christ. One more thing, do you know who knows exactly when Jesus die ? Satan, do you think that his knowledge will change his destiny.

[@ReviveTheFlame]

I've known for a while that the timeline in the Gospel of Mark supports a Friday crucifixion. But it wasn't until watching this video that a Friday crucifixion gelled for me with "three days and three nights." This video is an answer to my prayers. Thank you that I didn't have to wait for heaven to understand this.

[@donjacoby8581]

Mary went to the tomb the first day of the week "while it was still dark" Jesus was already resurrected. At the end of the third night, Saturday. John 20:1

[@michaelerway5207]

I’ve got a problem counting Sunday ‘day’ as one of the days. John 20:1 says that Mary went to the tomb early while it was still dark… the tomb was already empty. I only count 2 days. Also, the Passover lamb was slaughtered and eaten the evening before the festival of unleavened bread which I believe was Thursday.?

[@xMCxVSxARBITERx]

There are quite a few problems indeed... I feel the best explanation is: He probably died on Wednesday ("The ninth hour", or between 3 and 5 pm our time). And then came the high sabbath on that Thursday (3-1 hours after His death) on which they could not let Him remain hanging (They had to bury Him before the start of the new day). Thursday passes and then on the Friday (beginning at 6 pm Thursday our time) Mary and the other women bought what they needed for Sunday even(-ing), as Saturday too was a Sabbath on which they "rested" (ending at 6 pm our time). So when they came to see the tomb early Sunday even(-ing), it may have been Saturday our time (6 pm onwards). Wednesday 5 pm --> Saturday 5 pm = exactly 3 days + 3 nights, and He was already risen when they arrived at the tomb "early Sunday", and also the stone and it's seal broken before they arrived.

[@SAAN27]

Wednesday- died 3pm and put in tomb before dark which would have been 6 pm Mat 27:45 WEB Now from the sixth hour there was darkness over all the land until the ninth hour. Thursday- unleavened bread (Sabbath), no work allowed Friday-Mar 16:1 WEB When the Sabbath was past, Mary Magdalene, and Mary the mother of James, and Salome, bought spices, that they might come and anoint him. Luk 23:56 WEB They returned and prepared spices and ointments. On the Sabbath they rested according to the commandment. Saturday- Sabbath, no work allowed Sunday - right after the Sabbath ended he rose just like Matthew states and everyone arrived later Sunday morning and he was already gone Mat 28:1 WEB Now after the Sabbath, as it began to dawn on the first day of the week, Mary Magdalene and the other Mary came to see the tomb. Luk 24:1 WEB But on the first day of the week, at early dawn, they and some others came to the tomb, bringing the spices which they had prepared.

[@misterdude123]

Yes passoever was on a Thursday that year with Jesus dying at the hour of slaughter of the passover lamb. So Thursday to Sunday is exactly 3 days. To measure in Jewish time it is Thursday evening, Friday evening and Saturday evening for the three nights and Friday morning, Saturday morning and Sunday morning for the 3 days.

[@RabbitholeIsrael]

@@misterdude123 heart denotes the middle, or centre or innermost part of something. According to the 4 gospels matt 27:46, mark 15:34 messiah died after the 9th hour which is 15:00. Mark 15:42, John 19:31, Luke 23:34 says it was on the preparation day before the high sabbath (unleavened bread). Mark 16:1 and Luke 23:36 says the 2 mary's bought spices after the high sabbath and rested on the weekly sabbath. Matt. 28:1, Luke 24:1, John 20:1, Mark 16:2 says when Mary went to tomb as sun came up on the first day of the week, Messiah had already risen. As you mentioned Mark 16:9 says he rose on the Sabbath (proton sabbaton which is one of the sabbaths). There you have the full timeline. He died on Wednesday preparation day just after 15:00. Thursday was 1st day of unleavened bread, high sabbath. So mary's rested. Then Friday the Mary's bought spices and rested on weekly Sabbath, then on 1 st day of week when they got to the tomb. Yahushua had already risen. 15:00 Wednesday to 15:00 Saturday gives you 3 days and 3 nights just as he said it would be.

[@misterdude123]

@@RabbitholeIsrael yes that is the hour of slaughter of the passover lamb. That is how Jesus became our passover. Howerver it is important to note that the passover is now done away with. Instead we observe the Lords Supper, instituted the night before passover. Otherwise I agree with you.

[@SpectreDM]

If Passover/Last Supper was Thursday, crucifixion Friday was a high day and Saturday was a weekly sabbath. There could be no buying spices either of those days. Nobody would have had their stores open long before daybreak for Sunday. All you have to do is slide that up one day for a day of sale: Wednesday Passover, Thursday crucifixion (High Day), Friday spice run after the sun is up and stores open, Saturday sabbath, and early Sunday morning they arrive with spices. He was buried right before sunset on Thursday. 3 days and nights would take 3 whole days, and he would rise on Sabbath right around the twilight leading to the first day. It's really that easy.

[@potipherkolala1022]

Very easy

[@AdamPlayFarms]

video hasn't started yet but I have been hoping for this video. You have helped open my eyes to so many things in the Bible that tradition had blinded me to. I just celebrated my first Passover. My soul has been restless and unsatisfied in the mainstream church system for 20 years. Depression pulled me down that time. But Yahweh was using that time to position me. You were used to help remove the scales and hardened heart. Our paths can be hard but you can look back and see the beauty and direction that led us to where we are.

[@sean_fisher]

a wonderful thing to hear brother. this year was my second Passover. if you would like to chat some more, I would love to connect with you. stay blessed

[@victoranderson2868]

Our first Passover as a family here. Thank you Lex!

[@jenex5608]

The Apostle John, and Saint Polycarp with(disciple of John, and Apostle Philip and his disciples are quartodecimanist. Meaning they celebrate the passover meal traditional as Jesus did. Polycarp ( a disciple of John) and Anicetus who was the bishop of Rome at the time argued over this. Its sad to see people celebrating passover later in few centuries were considered heretical and killed by other Christians

[@brandonjcollins1062]

God bless you brother..

[@mslady1230]

1.) > Timeline Explaining 3 Days & Nights - Easter / Passover < 2.) > Three Days and Three Nights? The Sign of the Messiah… Exactly How Long Was Jesus in the Tomb? < both videos on Tomorrow’s World channel.

[@JN-or1zr]

bro, this is the first time ever that I have heard compelling evidence for the traditional timeline. Thank you for providing food for thought 💭

[@lcenteno262]

Yeshua said scripture cannot be broken (John 10:35). Christ’s crucifixion took place on Passover day, the 14th of Abib (or Nisan), the first month in God’s Sacred Calendar. This occurred in the year A.D. 31, in which Passover fell on a Wednesday. Many fail to consider the prophecy that the Messiah would be “cut off…in the midst of the week” (Daniel 9:26-27). Wednesday falls in the middle of the week-the midst of the week - the very day upon which Passover fell in A.D. 31. Repent for the Kingdom of God is near.

[@SonOfThunderOne]

John 10:35

[@potipherkolala1022]

You are right and it's clear when you use the 2300days/years prophecy. The Passover was only on Wednesday in AD 28 and 31 AD the 2300 day prophecy started in 457 BC which gives AD 31as the year he was cut off.

[@joelcruz4934]

Hi, Lex. I've been blessed by your teachings. I understand that "3 days and 3 nights" does not have to be complete 72 hours. However, the sign of Jonah is his stay in the belly of the big fish (regardless of how long that took). So, the people in the outside world thought he was dead and never to return. That pretty much aligns with Yeshua being in the grave. So, I don't think the "events" prior to his burial should be part of the counting. Just my thoughts. Shalom!

[@jayt2257]

Your name reminds me of a wonderful old time preacher named joe crews from AmazingFacts.;) Just want to add that even though what you say sounds reasonable, you still have to reconcile what the bible says explicitly, before you can make an inference and have it stick. If you cannot, then you have to discard your idea. Think of what the bible states explicitly, that is to say think about those text where there is no room for interpretation, as pieces in a puzzle. The pieces of the puzzle are: that he rose on the third day (Luke 24:7), that he rose on the first day (matt 28:1), that he died on the day before the Sabbath on preparation day(Luke 23:54). From the text we can infer than that the first day and the third day are the same. That’s a logical inference. We can also infer that since the first day(Sunday)is the third day, we just need to count backwards to find the day of his death. So if Sunday is the third day, Saturday is the second, and Friday is the first. From that we can also infer that the Sabbath that Luke was referring to is the 7th day Sabbath. And finally we can see that this would infer that he was buried for only 2 nights. All those inferences fit the explicit text with no contradiction thus far. If then that is true, our inferences made from Matt 12:40 regarding Jesus being in the hearth of the earth as Jonah was in the whale of the belly for 3 days or 3 nights cannot contradict our previous inferrences, no matter how compelling it may sound, because the scripture cannot be broken (john 10:35).

[@RabbitholeIsrael]

@@jayt2257 heart denotes the middle, or centre or innermost part of something. According to the 4 gospels matt 27:46, mark 15:34 messiah died after the 9th hour which is 15:00. Mark 15:42, John 19:31, Luke 23:34 says it was on the preparation day before the high sabbath (unleavened bread). Mark 16:1 and Luke 23:36 says the 2 mary's bought spices after the high sabbath and rested on the weekly sabbath. Matt. 28:1, Luke 24:1, John 20:1, Mark 16:2 says when Mary went to tomb as sun came up on the first day of the week, Messiah had already risen. As you mentioned Mark 16:9 says he rose on the Sabbath (proton sabbaton which is one of the sabbaths). There you have the full timeline. He died on Wednesday preparation day just after 15:00. Thursday was 1st day of unleavened bread, high sabbath. So mary's rested. Then Friday the Mary's bought spices and rested on weekly Sabbath, then on 1 st day of week when they got to the tomb. Yahushua had already risen. 15:00 Wednesday to 15:00 Saturday gives you 3 days and 3 nights just as he said it would be.

[@jayt2257]

@@RabbitholeIsrael I didn’t say he rose on the Sabbath. Mark 16:9 says he rose early morning on the first day(Sunday) , not the Sabbath (the 7th day). And the first day(Sunday ) is also called the third day (Jesus said he would rise on the third day) , therefore this place’s his crucifixion on Friday ( Counting backwards from the third day, Saturday is the second day, and Friday is the day of his death). Pretty clear , so your interpretation cannot be valid until those points are reconciled. And if they cannot be reconciled, then you have to throw that idea away entirely because it is not of God. Mark 16:9 is one of the many obstacles that idea faces. From what I can telll, the interpretation that unlearned has proposed has no such contradictions. Blessings my friend!

[@RabbitholeIsrael]

@@jayt2257 Mark 16:9 says sabbath. look at the verse in greek. It says one of the sabbaths. So he rose on the sabbath. Look at my comment where i give all the verses proving he died the wednesday and rose saturday

[@snappysnap955]

How many people in the "outside world" do you think were aware he was in the belly of a fish, lol? Did you think there were lots of witnesses to that event?

[@jvlp2046]

QUESTIONS??? Did God resurrect Christ exactly 3 days and 3 nights (72 Hours), the same as Prophet Jonah at the belly of the Big/Large Fish as the Gospel writer had written? When and at which Event (arrest, death, inside the tomb) really started the counting of 3 Days? Is there any contradiction in the START DAY until the established Resurrection Day in the Early Morning of Sunday while still dark (no sunrise yet) attested/confirmed by 4 Gosper writers?

[@СергійСаліковський-л4т]

Дорогой брат,я очень рад что нашел твой канал. Смотрю по субтитрах, потому что не владею языком на котором ты говориш. В этом видео ты говориш что Христос кушал Пасху с учениками, но Иисус не мог кушать Пасху в тот вечер с учениками, потому что Христос и был тем Пасхальным Агнцем. Скорее всего Иисус с учениками принимал участие в Пасхальном седере. А за три дня и три ночи спасибо . По Библии.С большим интересом смотрю ( изучаю ) видео

[@SouthernGardensHomestead]

Lex, My friend I can’t agree with you on a Sunday resurrection. Some also stumble over (Mark 16:9), not taking into account that there is no punctuation indicated in the original Greek. A better translation would be: “Now having risen, early the first day of the week He appeared first to Mary Magdalene ... " These verses are not saying that Jesus rose early on Sunday morning, but that He appeared early on Sunday morning to Mary Magdalene, having already risen some time earlier.”

[@UnlostFindingTruth]

Lets think about this: [Mar 16:1-2 KJV] 1 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. 2 And very early in the morning the first [day] of the week, they came unto the sepulchre at the rising of the sun. When would they have been able to buy these things and still make it to the grave that early in the morning? So are you going to tell me they were able to buy these things before the sun comes up? The sabbath was past and they went and bought, yet they came to the grave very early in the morning on the first day as the sun was rising. Now I am pretty sure there were no 24 hours convenient stores back then yet. So how could this have been?? Well look at the account from Luke and this may help put it all together: [Luk 23:52-56 KJV] 52 This [man] went unto Pilate, and begged the body of Yehoshua. 53 And he took it down, and wrapped it in linen, and laid it in a sepulchre that was hewn in stone, wherein never man before was laid. 54 And that day was the preparation, and the sabbath drew on. 55 And the women also, which came with him from Galilee, followed after, and beheld the sepulchre, and how his body was laid. 56 And they returned, and prepared spices and ointments; and rested the sabbath day according to the commandment. So then here we see them prepare spices after the sabbath yet rested the sabbath day according to the commandment? The only way for this to happen was for there to be a normal day between two sabbaths to allow for the women to buy and prepare spices. In the previous time frames this is completely impossible as from the time Massiah died it was a Sabbath day until he was risen and there would have been zero time for the women to make any kind of a purchase and prepare the spices. Yet this is what we see when we put this all together. They were able to make a purchase, prepare the spices and then rest on the sabbath day according to the commandment. He dies on Passover 14th of Nissan he is in the tomb all of Passover night (Night 1) 0 days - 1 night He is in the tomb all day of the 15th First day of the feast of unlevend bread, also considered a “high day” (Day 1) 1 Day - 1 Night He is in the tomb all night of 15th (Night 2) 1 Day - 2 Nights He is in the tomb all day of the 16th (Day 2) This would be the day the women would have bought spices and prepared them. Then would have rested on the sabbath the next day according to scripture. 2 Days - 2 Nights He is in the tomb all night of the 16th (Night 3) 2 Days - 3 Nights He is in the tomb on Shabbot Day (Day 3) - but he also rises on the third day, so at some point during this day he is risen. 3 Days - 3 Nights - thus fulfilling the sign of Jonah. [Luk 24:1-3 KJV] 1 Now upon the first [day] of the week, very early in the morning, they came unto the sepulchre, bringing the spices which they had prepared, and certain [others] with them. 2 And they found the stone rolled away from the sepulchre. 3 And they entered in, and found not the body of the Yehoshua. [Jhn 20:1 KJV] 1 The first [day] of the week cometh Mary Magdalene early, when it was yet dark, unto the sepulchre, and seeth the stone taken away from the sepulchre. The sun is coming up and it is yet dark and he is already risen. The only way Yehoshua could have been in the heart of the earth for 3 days and 3 nights was for there to be 2 sabbaths that week. And there is only 1 day and year that fits this account in history any where close to when Yehoshua was among us, and that day is Nissan 14 year 30AD according to the Hebrew luni-solar calendar. Passover was on Wednesday Nissan 14, the High sabbath was on Nissan 15, a Thursday, Nissan 16 was Friday this would have been the day that the woman would have bought and prepared the sweet spices mentioned in Mark and Luke. Then we have a regular sabbath on Shabbot Nissan 17. He rises on the sabbath, the 3rd day!

[@ByDesign333]

Wish this was on a calendar to see... So confusing and so wanting to get this!

[@Israel-of-Yah]

I'll go with this 🤗

[@barbaraclaudio2921]

If you go to New2Torah on KZbin he provides one

[@truthquest1194]

Lex, How do you account for 3 days and 3 nights in your hypothesis when you start off with night?

[@ianver8888]

I thought there were 2 Sabbaths as shown when they bought spices after a Sabbath then prepared and rested on Sabbath? If so 2 Sabbaths in Friday to Sunday? “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.” ‭‭Mark‬ ‭16:1‬ ‭ “And they returned, and prepared spices and ointments; and rested the sabbath day according to the commandment.” ‭‭Luke‬ ‭23:56‬ ‭

[@XavierPutnam]

The best interpretation of Mark 16:1 is probably not that they bought spices after the Sabbath, but that they “had bought” them at some point before that. In other words, there is one acquisition of spices, not two.

[@ianver8888]

@@XavierPutnam I agree on one acquisition of spices but those 2 verses seems to indicate they bought it after a Sabbath then after preparing it rested again coz it’s another Sabbath, which I believe is first day of unleavened bread (high one as John 19:31) and weekly Sabbath then after the weekly Sabbath rest they went to the tomb? Thursday is the high one, Friday bought and prepared spices then rested on weekly Sabbath then they went to the tomb early Sunday?

[@XavierPutnam]

@@ianver8888 I know this may sound strange, but the First Day of UB is never called a Sabbath in Scripture. As just one example, if you go down the list of appointed times in Leviticus 23, you will notice that the Festivals of Unleavened Bread and Weeks are "no regular work" days, but not Sabbaths. Yet by the time we get to, say, the Day of Atonement, it specifically calls it a "Shabbat," and says to do no work whatsoever (not just avoid regular work). This isn't popular to say, but the restrictions for festival days aren't as high as weekly Sabbaths. Combine that with the fact that burial is incredibly important, and I don't see any issue with them purchasing burial spices on the First Day of UB (Friday).

[@ianver8888]

@@XavierPutnam I do see your point that the words used for Weekly Sabbath ‘do not work’ while appointed times says ‘no servile work’ which to ‘me’ is semantics pointing to the same thing but I could be wrong though. Looking at John’s account he says it as Sabbath with caveat of a high one which to me seems different from a weekly Sabbath, the Hebrew word Sabbath whose root means rest spelled almost identical just the vowels interchanged between chametz and patach. This is the first Sabbath referred to as after then they bought then the weekly is after they prepared they rested. ”Therefore, since it was the Preparation Day, that the bodies should not remain on the stake on the Sabbath - for that Sabbath was a high one - the Yehuḏim asked Pilate to have their legs broken, and that they be taken away.“ John19‬:‭31‬ ‭ But nonetheless sharing insights and perspective on how many differ in interpreting the scripture is very interesting to me…

[@XavierPutnam]

​@@ianver8888 Well, it's not just work vs regular work; it's also the fact that there's no command to rest, whereas every Sabbath command is two parts: (1) do not work, and (2) rest. It's never, ever, called a Sabbath. This also immediately resolves the issue of how to count to the Feast of Weeks. The same (or similar) Greek word for "high" is used in John 7 for the last day of the Feast of Booths (that would be the seventh day of Booths according to Lev. 23, not the eighth day as sometimes thought). It's interesting that a non-rest day (seventh day of Booths) is called the "great day" in John 7. The word "great" here seems to just mean *important, prominent,* etc. And think about it: the weekly Sabbath during Passover week is indeed "great." You have tens / hundreds of thousands of pilgrims, tons of sacrifices, etc. Thus: "That [weekly] sabbath day was an high [great, important] day"

[@stephanieamedee7172]

I disagree....The KJV misinterprets the days of the feasts and therefore misses the timeline....I believe that He was in the tomb three days and three nights...

[@surgeneral108]

Yeah he is just kissing up to the morons that can't accept what Yahushua stated

[@AMKmusic96]

KJV not inspired by Elohim many mistranslations as well as changing Pesach to the satanic Easter

[@kodjohanieljeanmoisedjosso728]

You have done it very well ! God bless you ! Great analysis base only on the Scriptures: Sola scriptura! Using Bible verses to show the connectivity in the Bible ! Blessing upon you

[@grindin5694]

Best comment ive seen!: Keith Thompson I'm sure you heard the saying " punctuation is not inspiration". For those of you who don't know, the Hebrew and Greek scriptures contained NO punctuation marks but these were added in order to make reading easier. So Mark 16 : 9 says Mark 16:9 (Biblia) Now when Jesus was risen early the first day of the week, he appeared first to Mary Magdalene, out of whom he had cast seven devils. The comma being placed after the word week, gives the Impression that he rose "early on the first day of the week" However, if the comma was placed after the word " risen" see below Mark 16:9 Now when Jesus was risen, early the first day of the week he appeared first to Mary Magdalene, out of whom he had cast seven devils. It gives the impression that the hour of his resurrection was not know but early Sunday morning he showed himself to Mary. Thus is consistent with the other reports

[@snappysnap955]

I kind of thought that the heart of the earth referred to Jerusalem itself. Kind of being the hub. It has never struck me as a fitting description of a grave or death. Good teaching. Clear, Scriptural and in less than 10 minutes. Thank you.

[@unlearnthelies]

I have heard that, but I haven’t found any evidence to support that claim.

[@snappysnap955]

@@unlearnthelies Interestingly someone else likened it to being in the belly of the beast...as in a time of trial. That's one I hadn't heard before.

[@RabbitholeIsrael]

heart denotes the middle, or centre or innermost part of something. According to the 4 gospels matt 27:46, mark 15:34 messiah died after the 9th hour which is 15:00. Mark 15:42, John 19:31, Luke 23:34 says it was on the preparation day before the high sabbath (unleavened bread). Mark 16:1 and Luke 23:36 says the 2 mary's bought spices after the high sabbath and rested on the weekly sabbath. Matt. 28:1, Luke 24:1, John 20:1, Mark 16:2 says when Mary went to tomb as sun came up on the first day of the week, Messiah had already risen. As you mentioned Mark 16:9 says he rose on the Sabbath (proton sabbaton which is one of the sabbaths). There you have the full timeline. He died on Wednesday preparation day just after 15:00. Thursday was 1st day of unleavened bread, high sabbath. So mary's rested. Then Friday the Mary's bought spices and rested on weekly Sabbath, then on 1 st day of week when they got to the tomb. Yahushua had already risen. 15:00 Wednesday to 15:00 Saturday gives you 3 days and 3 nights just as he said it would be.

[@HomeBibleCollege]

@@RabbitholeIsrael Exactly right. The Burial was in the heart of the earth, the soil. Christ was crucified on the Preparation day. The following day began at 6pm Wednesday. Thursday was always the Passover.

[@RabbitholeIsrael]

@@HomeBibleCollege messiah was impaled exactly the same time the lambs were to be sacrificed on passover day. which was wednesday. and he rose saturday.

[@nvdxn]

'heart of the earth' is an idiom for Sheol - of course 'heart' is not going to literally translate to mean 'grave' or 'dead'' because its use is idiomatic, and Yeshua using it points to it being the same idiom that Jonah used to describe being in Sheol. The sign of Jonah was that Jonah was dead for 3 days in Sheol and then he was resurrected, as Yeshua would be dead for 3 days and then resurrected. Yeshua said He would be dead for 3 days and then rise - Joh_2:19-22 "Jesus answered and said to them, "Destroy this temple, and in three days I will raise it up." 21 But He was speaking of the temple of His body. 22 Therefore, when He had risen from the dead, His disciples remembered that He had said this to them; and they believed the Scripture and the word which Jesus had said."

[@ParableoftheVineyard]

Interesting perspective starting the count with him being delivered into the hands of the Jews. Thanks Lex.

[@RabbitholeIsrael]

heart denotes the middle, or centre or innermost part of something. According to the 4 gospels matt 27:46, mark 15:34 messiah died after the 9th hour which is 15:00. Mark 15:42, John 19:31, Luke 23:34 says it was on the preparation day before the high sabbath (unleavened bread). Mark 16:1 and Luke 23:36 says the 2 mary's bought spices after the high sabbath and rested on the weekly sabbath. Matt. 28:1, Luke 24:1, John 20:1, Mark 16:2 says when Mary went to tomb as sun came up on the first day of the week, Messiah had already risen. As you mentioned Mark 16:9 says he rose on the Sabbath (proton sabbaton which is one of the sabbaths). There you have the full timeline. He died on Wednesday preparation day just after 15:00. Thursday was 1st day of unleavened bread, high sabbath. So mary's rested. Then Friday the Mary's bought spices and rested on weekly Sabbath, then on 1 st day of week when they got to the tomb. Yahushua had already risen. 15:00 Wednesday to 15:00 Saturday gives you 3 days and 3 nights just as he said it would be.

[@Knife_Collector]

Was not Thursday a High Sabbath? Which would make Wednesday the preparation day? (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.

[@unlearnthelies]

I addressed that in my other video about the "Passover, Last Supper, and Crucifixion Timeline" here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/iajKqGSHYq2Gn9E

[@Knife_Collector]

@@unlearnthelies Thank you..

[@yamascott]

The day after Passover is ALWAYS a Sabbath: Leviticus 23:5-7 In the fourteenth of the first month at even the LORD'S Passover. And on the fifteenth day of the same month the feast of unleavened bread unto the LORD: seven days ye must eat unleavened bread. In the FIRST DAY ye shall have an holy convocation: ye shall do no servile work therein.

[@unlearnthelies]

It doesn’t call it a sabbath, it calls it a holy convocation. There is a difference. It’s a day when work is not permitted but it’s not called a sabbath.

[@ToTheTorahAndTheTestimony]

Exactly, Sabbath is never used for “any” of the so-called “spring” moedim, but it is used for the “fall” ones. Pondering on that, it’s his second coming that brings Rest or Shalom and not his first. Praise Yah.

[@yamascott]

@@unlearnthelies That's why Thursday was called a preparation day that week, because they had to rest Friday. Also, check the Greek word for Sabbath in Matt 28:1, it's plural, implying that 2 Sabbaths had passed when Mary Magdalene found the tomb empty.

[@doug2993]

@@victhewrangler Go easy Texas, Lex did bring up some good verses to support his view, I tend to side with you brother.

[@doug2993]

@@victhewrangler I hear you brother.

[@jameshendrix2743]

I think this still only gives you 2.5 whole days. If He is betrayed, crucified and buried Thurs night through Fri night, in the grave Fri night to Saturday night, and resurrected Sunday before sunrise, that's only 2 days and 3 nights at best

[@ephraimmuppidi3435]

You are right...

[@47scriptures98]

@James The first day of Sign of Jonah is when Jesus the Messiah knew the hour had come to leave the world and go to His Father - Matt. 26:18. (Jonah was alive in the belly of a huge fish where He prayed to Yahweh: Jonah 2:1) He then instructs His disciples to make arrangements for the Passover. If we plot the timeline using the 4 Gospels, 14th Aviv(Thursday): The day of Passover. He gives instructions to His disciples. 15th Aviv(Friday): He eats the Passover meal. He is arrested at night. At noon, Jesus the Messiah died. He is placed in the tomb. 16th Aviv(Saturday/Sabbath): He is in the tomb 17th Aviv(Sunday): From evening until the darkness ended, He is in the tomb. This completes 3 days and 3 nights. 17th Aviv: Early in the morning, Jesus the Messiah has risen. Summary: Thursday: Day 1 Friday: Night 1 Day 2 Saturday: Night 2 Day3 Sunday: Night 3 The 3 days and 3 nights completed. Sunday: Day 4, Early morning, Jesus the Messiah has risen.

[@vf3289]

Jesus said on the third day, not at the end of the third day. We don't know the hour, but technically it could have been 1 second into the third day.

[@webicy]

Wooooow! Woooooow! Wooooow! God bless you brother Lex. I have never seen it this way. I tried many times to make sense of the three days and three nights, i always end up with either one less nights or one extra night. But THIS you gave is the best explanation i have never seen. Now it's all makes sense! Woow! No need to do anymore math or verse gymnastics. Praise be to God Almighty in Yeshua's name

[@webicy]

@@victhewrangler thanks will check and will update my comments should I find it inaccurate. But so far I can't find the error. And i don't think brother lex want to deceive people. You could say it is an error based on his interpretation.

[@webicy]

@@Sarahwhitting3 I don't understand on what you disagree. But after reading, I found that every time jesus predict his death and resurrection, He always start with the day of betrayal. That is a very important event we usually ignore. We tend to focus more on the death and resurrection and ignore the very important event of his arest. Here is what I also understood from reading the bible : FIRST NIGHT(our Thursday night ) : Jesus betrayed and handed over to sinful men. FIRST DAY( our Friday morning) : Jesus tried, killed and buried SECOND NIGHT(our Friday night) : Jesus buried SECOND DAY(our Saturday morning) : Jesus buried (high sabbath no work, full rest) THIRD NIGHT(our Saturday night) : Jesus buried THIRD DAY (our Sunday morning) : Jesus resurrected, first fruit. *God bless you*

[@vf3289]

Alleluia!!

[@mslady1230]

1.) > Timeline Explaining 3 Days & Nights- Easter/ Passover < 2.) > Three Days and Three Nights? The Sign of the Messiah… Exactly How Long Was Jesus in the Tomb? < both videos on Tomorrow’s World channel.

[@mslady1230]

@@webicy Look at my reply scroll up.

[@dagmarvandusschoten9167]

First time I heard it explained this way and the first time that this issue has been resolved for me. Never heard of this but it makes total sense and with the other video about the passover meal all 4 gospels agree. Thanks very much for this clarification. Did the early Christians look at this the same way?

[@DannyV2B]

Jesus taught that it was necessary for him to be killed, but after three days to rise from the dead. Didn't he? That seems pretty clear doctrine from Jesus Himself said he would be dead 3 days. (Mark 8:31, Matt 16:21, Mark 9:31)

[@yirmiyahubenavraham9293]

Glad to join you live for the first time. I usually watch later. Chag Sameach from Kenya 🇰🇪 🇰🇪

[@unlearnthelies]

Glad you could join us live

[@robertogomez3698]

Your clarification helped me understand the issue better. For a long time, I made an assumption about counting the day Jesus was arrested and tortured, yet not dead. However, using scripture, you have helped me be assured. Thanks

[@robertogomez3698]

When it comes to the Bible, you have to look at numbers, word meanings, time as defined by the Bible, and culture, to name a few. In any case, no one has gotten it perfectly up to date. But the more we learn, the closer we can come to a complete answer. I believe the important thing here is that Jesus did rise from the dead, and is alive today; as evidenced by many transformed lives. @@victhewrangler

[@benny-yj7pq]

Being in the midst of the earth applies to His death, no time before, that should be clear, no human being can go into the midst of the earth, but the dead can go there. I had a vision, Yeshua went into the midst of the earth, literally..

[@kevinfarley6981]

Wow, thanks. Now I have to superglue my preconceived notions back together if I can find all the pieces after watching this video. Thank you for sharing this.

[@jamielt55]

We need to stop being mere men and allow the HOLY SPIRIT to teach us. Let us not harden our hearts. God is using this ministry to help the people of God in these days.

[@jamielt55]

Thanks!

[@user-hf1ys4rr5h]

This video reminds me that it was about two weeks ago when I first learned the three days and nights started from the Thursday night when Jesus was in Gethsemane. His agony under the all-out oppression by Satan and his demons, the burden of every human's sins and, worse, yet the weight of the sense of loss of His FATHER's favour our sins caused, was so great that His blood vessels broke. He was dying and would have bled to death from extreme grief if the FATHER had not sent the angel to revive Him to endure the rest of the ordeal until His victory-death on the cross. The three days being the Friday morning, Sabbath morning, and Sunday morning just before He rose; the three nights being the Thursday night, Friday night and Saturday night. It does seem reasonable that the official betrayal and more so the bursting of His blood vessels are factors that qualify that Thursday night as the commencement of the three-days-three-nights period. However, I think Jesus is telling us in scripture it was at the point when He pressed ahead on humanity's behalf by drinking the cup that enabled Him to become our substitute under the sentence of eternal death, He became a living dead that Thursday night - condemned before His FATHER - until His actual death on the cross (scripture calls us the living dead when we remain in our sins therefore always subject to the second resurrection). But He was the Living dead, not Himself guilty of disobedience. It is my thinking that the act of Our Saviour's drinking the cup of condemnation is the chief factor qualifying that Thursday night as part of the period. Our Saviour was obedient right down to the very bottom of dread deeper a hole made from the north pole down to the south pole! If we come up in the second resurrection, it would be because we have thrown away His selfless gift. May we purpose to love Him back despite whatever Satan will do to us as a result.

[@RabbitholeIsrael]

heart denotes the middle, or centre or innermost part of something. According to the 4 gospels matt 27:46, mark 15:34 messiah died after the 9th hour which is 15:00. Mark 15:42, John 19:31, Luke 23:34 says it was on the preparation day before the high sabbath (unleavened bread). Mark 16:1 and Luke 23:36 says the 2 mary's bought spices after the high sabbath and rested on the weekly sabbath. Matt. 28:1, Luke 24:1, John 20:1, Mark 16:2 says when Mary went to tomb as sun came up on the first day of the week, Messiah had already risen. As you mentioned Mark 16:9 says he rose on the Sabbath (proton sabbaton which is one of the sabbaths). There you have the full timeline. He died on Wednesday preparation day just after 15:00. Thursday was 1st day of unleavened bread, high sabbath. So mary's rested. Then Friday the Mary's bought spices and rested on weekly Sabbath, then on 1 st day of week when they got to the tomb. Yahushua had already risen. 15:00 Wednesday to 15:00 Saturday gives you 3 days and 3 nights just as he said it would be.

[@DiegoRivera-xg8xd]

Beautiful message, thank you

[@jayharlan823]

I've read in the Bible that Jesus rose AFTER 3days. 3 days and nights means 72 hours to me.

[@margaretrutherford5548]

That would mean on the fourth day though. After three days and the third day are used interchangeably to mean the same thing so clearly after three days cannot mean literally that in the context - it must mean during the third day.

[@bobmoore5242]

Very well done. Finally someone paid attention to the words of Jesus.

[@benny-yj7pq]

He did not. Yeshua said, after 3 days.

[@harvelle1]

Thank you for this commentary! Since 1990, (The year of my Salvation) this confounded and puzzled me. Thank you for being a blessing. God bless!

[@RabbitholeIsrael]

heart denotes the middle, or centre or innermost part of something. According to the 4 gospels matt 27:46, mark 15:34 messiah died after the 9th hour which is 15:00. Mark 15:42, John 19:31, Luke 23:34 says it was on the preparation day before the high sabbath (unleavened bread). Mark 16:1 and Luke 23:36 says the 2 mary's bought spices after the high sabbath and rested on the weekly sabbath. Matt. 28:1, Luke 24:1, John 20:1, Mark 16:2 says when Mary went to tomb as sun came up on the first day of the week, Messiah had already risen. As you mentioned Mark 16:9 says he rose on the Sabbath (proton sabbaton which is one of the sabbaths). There you have the full timeline. He died on Wednesday preparation day just after 15:00. Thursday was 1st day of unleavened bread, high sabbath. So mary's rested. Then Friday the Mary's bought spices and rested on weekly Sabbath, then on 1 st day of week when they got to the tomb. Yahushua had already risen. 15:00 Wednesday to 15:00 Saturday gives you 3 days and 3 nights just as he said it would be.

[@johnnybaptist6933]

@@RabbitholeIsrael Mark 16:9 does not say he rose on the Sabbath, you make it clear that you do not know Greek or how language works. This passage says he rose on the first of seven (Sunday). The Sabbath was the only day of the week that had a name so Sunday would be the first of Sabbaton, Monday would be the second of Sabbaton etc...

[@RabbitholeIsrael]

@@johnnybaptist6933 nonsense. sabbaton means sabbath. and taking all the verses into concideration you count 3 days and 3 nights from wednesday 15:00. you get to 15:00 saturday. it literally says THE FIRST SABBATH.

[@RabbitholeIsrael]

@@johnnybaptist6933 AND DAY IS NOT IN THE TEXT. it was added by translators. so it doesnt say first day after sabbath LOLOLOL

[@johnnybaptist6933]

@@RabbitholeIsrael Learn Greek then we'll see how confident you are...

[@HomeBibleCollege]

Christ was crucified on the Wednesday that was the preparation of the passover. The passover occurred on the 14th Nisan. After 6pm Wednesday. Then Christ rose on the Sunday morning 17th Nisan after three days and nights in the heart of the earth.

[@nancyalicechiasson7066]

Ok, as soon as this video came out, I was listening, replayed, and replayed, and replayed and replayed, again and again and again, because I to had noticed lately the same verses. So I Will start by saying thank you for this information, but I sat down stopped my work and started writing a Gregorian calendar with a Jewish calender on the same lines. Then something just did not work. I know for sure that there was two Sabbath's that same week, one a high sabbath (the first day of unleavened bread) and the other the 7th day weekly sabbath, so there was 2 preparations days. So it does not work. I will keep on investigating, because I am a woman of conviction and live by truth and Faith. So Lex all I can say before you are absolutely convinced of this you better make really sure you have all the truth on all what is pertinent information on all the verses and facts about this. Sometimes we can be convinced for 10-20 years of a supposed truth to just find out we were wrong and have deceived many. What I like about you is you are humble enough to say you were wrong. And dig deeper. God says the teachers will be judged more severely. God bless

[@shellymccullough5813]

I agree. It doen't work. When were the 2 sabbath's? When did the women buy the spices? How did He eat Passover with His disciples the night before the rest of Judaism? That would be sin. He can't sin or He's not Messiah. So do we throw out John's Gospel, and consequently his epistles, even though he was one odnYeahua's closeat friends and certainly undersrood his own words and experiences better than you, Lex or I possibly can today? Something just doesn't work here.

[@nancyalicechiasson7066]

@@shellymccullough5813 we have to look at everything, ok on the first day of the week early morning Jesus was not there that we know, but what we do not know is when on the 1rst day of the week did Jesus rise, see the first day of the week like any other day of the week always starts the evening before that day at sunset, so Saturday evening the 7th day at sunset started the 1rst day of the week, but somewhere it also says early the first day of the week when it was still dark, so early the first day of the week is still on Saturday on the Gregorian calendar but on the time of the Lord's calendar Saturday at Sunset is now Sunday and going on the evening. We have to be careful. I'm cooking right now, but I will be looking at Lex link on the 3 days and 3 nights. I really thought all this was in the past, but lately I've been studying a lot the Feast of God in old and New testament and I started falling on new information about this subject. Then this morning Lex did a brand new video on it, it was like he had did it for me, but I do believe others were seeing the same things about this.

[@mohawkgorilla6216]

You’re right… it doesn’t work. Lex is wrong. I’m not saying I got it figured out but respectfully i do know Lex is wrong.

[@nancyalicechiasson7066]

@@mohawkgorilla6216 oh my your funny, I was going to say the same but not before taking many hours of investigation. We must all do the same, with our cell phones it helps to google certain words we remember of parts of verses and Google will show us some verses

[@bobbycarter6956]

I totally agree with everything you said.

[@35gamalucas]

What about the prophesy in Daniel were it says he will die in the middle of the week? Daniel 9:26-27

[@manassehaliyahtv]

@UNLEARNthelies How about The Prophecy of The Prophet Daniel in his Book that The Messiah will cutoff in the middle of the week? Daniel 9:26 And after threescore and two weeks shall Messiah be cut off, but not for himself: and the people of the prince that shall come shall destroy the city and the sanctuary; and the end thereof shall be with a flood, and unto the end of the war desolations are determined. 27 And he shall confirm the covenant with many for one week: and in the midst of the week he shall cause the sacrifice and the oblation to cease, and for the overspreading of abominations he shall make it desolate, even until the consummation, and that determined shall be poured upon the desolate. I stand with the Wednesday Crucifixion. Shalom ❤️

[@unlearnthelies]

There is a lot of debate about who this is taking about. Is it saying messiah is the one who causes sacrifices to cease, or the one who brings desolation? Many people think it is the Antichrist who causes the sacrifices to cease and he is the one who brings desolation.

[@billybriese2157]

A revival is beginning!!! Dont be diacouraged!!! Keep up the videos. We need to keep our eyes on Him and the more videos and evangelism there is the easier it is to keep focus. I have only recently found this site. I love the history and I can see the time of the gentiles coming to an end and the Jews desiring to know more about the one they rejected. Wow

[@cooncat46]

But that is only 3 Nights and 2 Days. How are you counting Sunday as a "day" when Scripture is clear they arrived very early, twilight, and while it was still yet dark?

[@unlearnthelies]

The Bible says Sunday was the third day and the Bible says Sunday was the day He resurrected.

[@cooncat46]

@@unlearnthelies I've never heard anyone contend it was the 2nd or 4th day.

[@jesseames3075]

@@unlearnthelies Again, the day begins at sunset. If you miss this critical fact then your whole argument falls apart.

[@strongbelieveroftheholybible]

Matthew 16:4 A wicked and adulterous generation looks for a sign, but none will be given it except the sign of Jonah. “ Jesus then left them and went away. REPENT, believe in the Gospel, Be Born Again

[@ps144one2]

The first day of the week does start at evening, sundown after Sabbath. That's why Sabbath ends at Sundown. Keep unlearning brother.

[@1st2ndtimothymartin37]

Yes and amen brother Lex thank you so much for your service Our Father in Heaven is certainly blessed you with the talent of teaching thank you and God bless you my brother.

[@dubosesjoy]

I’m still processing this, but it seems like you are doing a lot of Bible gymnastics to get to this conclusions.

[@unlearnthelies]

I’m actually just reading the text in context

[@TendaiMusarika]

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. Matthew 28:1

[@GreaterThanSolomon]

This verse solidifies the video. Glory to The Ancient of Days and His Begotten Son of Man amen!

[@TendaiMusarika]

@@GreaterThanSolomon That verse doesn't state Jesus rose on Sunday. It only describes the time the women came.

[@GreaterThanSolomon]

@@TendaiMusarika true, guess I should of mentioned the following verses

[@jesseames3075]

@@GreaterThanSolomon Disagree. The day always begins with night first from creation.

[@babelreport]

Thanks for the video. What are your thoughts on the word "week" used in Luke and Mark (G4521)? Per Strongs it means Sabbath. Thanks.

[@unlearnthelies]

Sabbaton is a reference to a week. They didn't name the days of the week, they simply said, "the first day of the week, the second day of the week" etc. The phrase "mia ton sabbaton" means "the first day of the week."

[@AMKmusic96]

@@unlearnthelies when you study the greek more you learn that mia ton sabbaton means First of the Sabbaths, hope this helps brother 😎🙏

[@babelreport]

@@unlearnthelies Appreciate your reply. Thanks for explaining that.

[@brandonjcollins1062]

Bro, after watching the last video you made about this I was wanting to write a scathing comment to you about what you said. I felt you totally ignored the 3 days and 3 nights and I always believed that Friday to Sunday could not be right as it didn't fit the 3 days and 3 nights. But I have to take that back and apologise. Your explanation in this video is just perfect and it completely makes sense now. This is something I have been trying to understand for a long time now and finally do. Thank you very much for taking the time to explain. Much appreciated 🙏🏽

[@unlearnthelies]

I’m glad it was helpful

[@bawbjusbawb6471]

" I always believed that Friday to Sunday could not be right as it didn't fit the 3 days and 3 nights." This is because you didn't learn to add from the caflicks...

[@jonhenning]

I think a big mistake is trying to understand it using Monday-Friday. We should understand it from day 1 to day 7. Also the first month and Passover being on the 14th.

[@steveramdhani561]

He died on Thursday at 3:00 pm. That evening at sunset the preparation for the Sabbath began (Mk. 15:42). The preparation ends at sunset in Friday when the Sabbath began. The Sabbath ends at sunset on Saturday when the first day of the week begins. 3 days backwards from the first day is Thursday. Lk. 24:21. Day 1. Thu 3 pm to sunset (partial day). Night 1. That night. Day 2. Fri. daylight Night 2. That night. Day 3. Sat. daylight. Night 3. That night. He rose before dawn on the first day of the week.

[@ClothedByGrace]

Amazing amazing. 5 stars! I never knew that we should count the time from Thursday evening. This is a breakthrough in my understanding.

[@DavidGreen-oc4nv]

It's incorrect

[@seanorourke5137]

​@David Green no hes correct also compare the prayer of Jesus in Gethsemane to that of Jonah in the belly of the whale Also Jesus was arrested at midnight which confirms the time God passed over Egypt

[@DavidGreen-oc4nv]

@@seanorourke5137 I'm going to have to completely disagree. The Pagan good Friday to SATURDAY evening is not hardly 72 hours or 3 days and 3 nights. And remember, God is not the author of confusion.

[@seanorourke5137]

@David Green you're welcome to your opinion. Esther 4:16 CSB "Go and assemble all the Jews who can be found in Susa and fast for me. Don't eat or drink for three days, night or day. I and my female servants will also fast in the same way. AFTER THAT, I will go to the king even if it is against the law. If I perish, I perish."Esther 5:1 CSB On the THIRD DAY, Esther dressed in her royal clothing and stood in the inner courtyard of the palace facing it. The king was sitting on his royal throne in the royal courtroom, facing its entrance. Tell me how many hours did Esther fast for? It's not possible for her to be fasting 3 days and 3 nights yet appear also on the 3rd day.

[@ClothedByGrace]

@@seanorourke5137 Esther 4:16 in the Septuagint (which is more accurate) says “three full days and three full nights.” Then in 5:1, it says that she went into the king when she ceased praying. So perhaps she went into the king on the third day in the evening; so the days would have been counted as “evening and morning,” just as in Genesis 1.

[@peppernbo]

from the time jesus was arrested to the time he was RAISED up back to HEAVEN that sunday = 3 days n 3 nights

[@DoctorMcFarlandStudios]

Jesus wouldn't go be with his Father after another 40 days while appearing to his disciples and 500 people.

[@peppernbo]

@@DoctorMcFarlandStudios after he rose he told mary not to touch him---he was going back to the father in heaven that day and hour. then he came back and stayed with the disciples 40 days.

[@zoomfin]

Incredible that he referred to the Greek in Mat 12:14, but not for the phrase 'First day of the week'. Because the translation as first day of the week is totally gymnastics! Mia ton Sabbaton is not 'first day of the week'. It is the one/First of the Sabbaths referring to Lev 23:15 of the counting of the seven Sabbaths to Pentecost.

[@zoomfin]

Next, the third day is always referenced after His crucifixtion or death. Not his betrayal.

[@AMTattersall]

Firstly where did Jonah go whilst he was in the belly of the fish? It is clear the he died and his spirit went to Sheol, where the earth barred him in. Jonah 2: 1 Then Jonah prayed to the LORD his God from the fish’s belly. 2 And he said: “I cried out to the LORD because of my affliction, And He answered me. “Out of the belly of SHEOL I cried, And You heard my voice. 3 For You cast me into the deep, Into the heart of the seas, And the floods surrounded me; All Your billows and Your waves passed over me. 4 Then I said, ‘I have been cast out of Your sight; Yet I will look again toward Your holy temple.’ 5 The waters surrounded me, even to my soul; The deep closed around me; Weeds were wrapped around my head. 6 I went down to the moorings of the mountains; THE EARTH WITH ITS BARS CLOSED BEHIND ME FOREVER; Yet You have brought up my life from THE PIT, O LORD, my God. (NKJV) You cannot change the meaning. That is the heart of the earth that Jesus referred to. The next is your omission of the word SINCE in Luke which means SEPARATION from the Greek. You cannot throw the word away. Sunday (daytime) was the third day SINCE. Saturday (daytime) was the second day SINCE. Friday (daytime) was the first day SINCE. SINCE WHAT?????? SINCE THIS!!!!! Luke 24:20 (NKJV) “and how the chief priests and our rulers delivered Him to be condemned to death, and crucified Him. So that did not happen on the Friday because FRIDAY WAS THE FIRST DAY SINCE!!!!! THURSDAY IS THE DAY. Let’s count the nights of 3 days and 3 nights (note days came before nights - it is NOT 3 nights and 3 days - that is twisting scripture!) Day 1 = Thursday Night 1 = Thursday night Day 2 = Friday Night 2 = Friday night Day 3 = Saturday Day 3 = Saturday night At the end of night 3 we have the Sunday sunrise resurrection. Thursday night was the beginning of the High Sabbath/First day of the Feast of Unleavened Bread Wednesday night was when Jesus and the disciples ate the Passover It is simple. It is not rocket science. We just need to remove the lies from our head and read the Bible and not twist what it says. When the Bible refers to Third Day, it clearly does not include the day of Crucifixion in the counting. Luke spells it out to make it plain to us.

[@buttersbiscuits1789]

I learn so much from this channel, all my go to’s respect the 10 commandments.

[@misterdude123]

Why do you want anything to do with the death ministry of the 10C. The new covenant supercedes the 10C1.

[@buttersbiscuits1789]

@@misterdude123 The 10 commandments are still in effect today. Why do people fight this? Why can’t they accept we are saved by Grace and sanctified by obedience. Is it that hard to obey the 10 commandments for you? I don’t understand

[@misterdude123]

@@buttersbiscuits1789 No, the 10 commandments are no longer in effect 2 Cor 3:7 tells us that. The 10C is part of OT law which the believers are not under. Nothing from the old covenant carries forward into the new covenant

[@misterdude123]

@@buttersbiscuits1789 By the way we are scantifiied by faith by the holy spirit, not by our own works

[@buttersbiscuits1789]

@@misterdude123 that is absolute poppycock! Not true. His word is forever.

[@AdminActivate]

Are you counting a day according to our modern day 12am to 12am? or to the Jewish day 6pm - 6pm? Coz it does make a big difference.. Saturday at 6pm is the beginning of the first day!

[@CDB-Now]

PLease touch on the "High Sabbath" that is in the verse to see what we can gather. Please🙏

[@j.wellington777]

Matthew 28:1 in the original Greek literally says sabbaths... plural... meaning there were multiple sabbaths...

[@addisnet21]

I really want to know what is the Bible saying about Music? When you have a minute can you please share your understanding about Music(Song)? 🙏 thank you in advance!

[@godistruth3411]

KJV Ephesians 5:19-20 19 Speaking to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord; 20 Giving thanks always for all things unto God and the Father in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ; KJV Colossians 3:16 16 Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.

[@John-xu3jk]

If you use Judas' kiss as the onset of the 3 days and 3 nights as the case here, you would have to, concerning Jonah, include the time beginning from his initial fleeing The Father's direction to make this argument relevant, thus eliminating any "3" at all concerning his encounter with the big fish. I see it as the moment Jonah broke the plane of that whales mouth started his "3 days and 3 nights", just as the moment Yeshua's body broke the plane of that tomb began His. Love your stuff ....chag sameach

[@unlearnthelies]

Look at the context again. Yeshua spoke about the evil heart of men, then He said the sign is that He would be in the heart of the earth (heart of the worldly people), and He prophesied to His disciples that He would be handed over to evil men. The beginning is when He is placed in the hands (and hearts) of evil men.

[@pielukas6961]

Good point John!

[@jesseames3075]

@@unlearnthelies I believe he was referring to Hades where he would set the captives free.

[@347faf7]

Great job, just one question; how do you conclude sunday as one of the third Days and correlate that with John 20:1 [1] Now on the first day of the week Mary Magdalene went to the tomb early, while it was STILL DARK, and saw that the stone had been taken away from the tomb.

[@unlearnthelies]

The Bible says He rose on the third day, and in Luke 24:21 it says “today is the third day”

[@dsen2283]

A day was from from sun down to sun down, 6pm to 6pm. So, Mary probably went to the tomb around 5am or so before sunrise.

[@SouthernGardensHomestead]

@@unlearnthelies it was the third day since (verse 20) the chief priests and our rulers delivered him to be condemned to death, and have crucified him. Also see (Matthew 27:62-66) Now the next day, that followed the day of the preparation, the chief priests and Pharisees came together unto Pilate, Saying, Sir, we remember that that deceiver said, while he was yet alive, After three days I will rise again. Command therefore that the sepulchre be made sure until the third day, lest his disciples come by night, and steal him away, and say unto the people, He is risen from the dead: so the last error shall be worse than the first. Pilate said unto them, Ye have a watch: go your way, make it as sure as ye can. So they went, and made the sepulchre sure, sealing the stone, and setting a watch. Notice this was the High Sabbath (Thursday) that these Pharisees and High Priest, went to Pilate to ask for a guard. Because Yeshua was placed in the grave before the High Sabbath on (Wednesday) late evening (Mark 15:42-43) (John 19:31) (John 19:42). So the Pharisees went the next day on the High Sabbath to ask for the guards at the tomb. It was theses things / betrayals mentioned in verses 14, 18, 19, and 21 of Luke 24. Not the death, burial, and resurrection of Messiah as you are saying.

[@grindin5694]

I just feel Lex went over "The heart of the earth" thing a little to quickly, I didn't feel convinced on it yet and he already started to move on to the next topic. A big problem I see with a lot of "Hebrew Roots" types of people is they will translate ancient texts in Greek or Hebrew and start reading all of the literal translations to words and not give you any linguistic reasons for choosing the word that best fits their arguments. Im not saying Lex is wrong im just saying language is so complicated and when you make it seem as though its so simple it kind of degrades the argument.I think if Lex is going to tackle a topic like this then he needs to make it a way longer form video where he actually goes over grammar and gets more into the finer details.

[@jonquebyrd3105]

He's wrong about it. So Jonah was literally in the whales belly. But Jesus isn't gonna be in the heart of the earth. SMH read what Jonah was saying I the whales belly. Jesus was in the heart of the earth

[@grindin5694]

@@jonquebyrd3105 I’m also leaning in that direction

[@tumelokatane6793]

@grindin I fully agree with you. He just had to complicate the prophecy and overlook the Hebrew gramma of the phrase used by Jesus and Jonah. I’m sorry that I’m not like the majority who would just agree with him, but I listen to him attentively and when his correct I give credit where is due. However, with both the videos he made about this topic he failed dismally for me.

[@dannyred8668]

Aren't the seven feast days considered " High Sabbath Days " ? So if Jesus died on Wednesday then Thursday would be a High Sabbath - there's the first of two Sabbaths in passion week.

[@gotobassmsn]

You need to thing of his the hebrew people considered a day. They passed their days according to the lunar calendar. The calendar wasn't changed till the time of Constantine, when he created the gregorian calender. So a new day in the time of Jesus starts after sunset. Please take this into consideration when you read about the death, burial, and Resurrection.

[@YHWH_is_ELOHIM]

I think that you've dropped the ball on this subject and are complicating definitions of words. The heart of the earth is referring to the tomb. The first day of the week begins with Saturday evening. Yahshua could have resurrected anytime between sunset on Saturday and before sunrise on Sunday. It was still dark when the women got to the tomb.

[@CEHAYNESllc]

Can you provide a scripture or reference to back up your claim that the heart of the earth is referring to the tomb?

[@joszsz]

Half way through this, and this is the best explanation I've seen. I still lean towards a Thursday crucifixion and I'm currently digging through this conversation with a friend who holds on to Friday... Yes I did see your earlier video (but I still saw a possible case of the Passover meal occurring on the start of Nisan 14 with a latter feast of unleavened bread starting on the 15th), but I'm still unpacking all of it. Either way, I think your explanation does good justice to the 3 nights dilemma. Thank you Lex

[@joelcruz4934]

Ya I also hold to a Thursday crucifixion. Hope to find more data to support. I made a comment above also re Jonah. Thanks.

[@spencerladd2275]

I would study ALL the passages of "three day" (Bible app search) in old testament. You'll find without ANY question, they calculated with "inclusive reckoning". Sunset to sunset with ANY part of one day considered...one day.

[@joszsz]

@@spencerladd2275 I hadn't thought about that, I'll make the search... Thanks!

[@vlatkosurlan545]

It's not Thursday or Friday, it's Wednesday. He was cut off in the middle of the week. Wednesday is the middle of the biblical week from Sunday to Sabbath.

[@thatseth]

Mark 8:31 Jesus Foretells His Death and Resurrection [31] And he began to teach them that the Son of Man must suffer many things and be rejected by the elders and the chief priests and the scribes and be killed, and after three days rise again. Can’t wait for this 🙂

[@wilcandou]

Wow... that's a great find there Lex. Thanks.

[@gwynedd-1]

What if the 15th of the 1st month was the day before weekly shabbath? Then we have 3d and 3n instead of 3n and 2d as you suggest given Yahushua had already risen when they got there at first light.

[@unlearnthelies]

if there is an extra day in there, then He resurrected on the 4th day, but the Bible says He resurrected on the 3rd day

[@cliff638]

There's still one day missing. Mary went to the tomb "early on the first day of the week, while it was still dark" (John 20:1) and Jesus was already raised. Unless I'm confused, I'm counting 3 nights and 2 days. Even if we assume he rose just AFTER sunrise on Sunday (which sort of contradicts John 20:1), it would still just be a small piece of the third day. Of course, hyperbolic language isn't meant to be taken literally and Lex's interpretation makes the timeline a little more compatible with the words spoken.

[@michaelbrown7430]

I'm one of those who questioned you on this and this video helped me understand exactly where you were coming from

[@unlearnthelies]

Thanks Michael. I'm glad this video was helpful to you

[@keiththompson2851]

Not there with those one as the bible never said that Jesus was resurrected on Sunday morning. The scriptures clearly states that when the women went to the tomb early Sunday morning he was already risen. Oh BTW Mark 16:9 is debatable owing to the FACT that The punctuation marks placed there are not necessarily how the verse is actually translated

[@iamquarles]

@@keiththompson2851 I'm not sure anyone knows the exact hour Jesus rose or when Mary arrived. Scripture states He rose on the third day which He did.

[@rocco9611]

Yeshua rose while it was still dark that was His last night in the heart of the earth. Whatever, (The heart of the earth) means is irrelevant although I’m quite sure we will find out after his return. I still believe that Yeshua meant literal nights and days because He was quite conscience of how some people were always trying to use His words against Him. We know that He entered the tomb during daylight hours making it His first day of daylight hours, not necessarily a full 12 hours of daylight. Sunset would be the beginning of the second day and His first night in the heart of the earth, sunrise would be His 2nd day of daylight hours in the heart of the earth. This cycle would continue to the end of Sabbath marking the first day of the week and Yeshua's last night in the grave. That being said we still follow the 14th of Nissan as passover which means whatever (day) He resurrects on is not important, its the fact that He resurrected on the 3rd day.

[@tomgeorge9025]

@@keiththompson2851 Mark 16:9 Is the only verse that says, He rose ON the first day of the week.. (Longer ending) And for the 4th time says Marry Magdalene and what was done to her.. cast out 7 demons.. Mark15;41 Mary Magdalene 15:47 Mary Magdalene 16:1 Mary Magdalene 16:9 Mary Magdalene out of whom was casted out 7 demons. All others Gospels say, Upon the first day of the week, Towards the first day of the week, The first day of the week cometh. John.20:19 That same day at EVENING BEING the first day of the week. (Mai ton sabbaton) (One of the Sabbaths) (High holy days of PassOver)

[@carlosmendoza3234]

Jesus answers, “3 days and 3 nights”. Mathew 12:40 (NIV) For as Jonah was three days and three nights in the belly of a huge fish, so the Son of Man will be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth. Jesus defines “hours of daylight”. John 11:9 (NIV) Jesus answered, “Are there not twelve hours of daylight? Anyone who walks in the daytime will not stumble, for they see by this world’s light. Jesus clarifies, “After 3 days vs On the 3rd Day”. Mark 8:31 (NIV) He then began to teach them that the Son of Man must suffer many things and be rejected by the elders, the chief priests and the teachers of the law, and that he must be killed and after three days rise again.

[@chapo148]

Fantastic. Just stick with. What the Bible teaches. Do not believe what others say Jesus meant but rather to what Jesus himself said

[@robertcanady5690]

Daniel 9:26-27 And after threescore and two weeks shall messiah be cut off, but not for himself:and the people of the prince that shall come shall destroy the city and the sanctuary; and the end thereof shell be with a flood, and unto the end of the war desolation are determined. ²⁷ And he shall confirm the covenant with many for one week: and IN THE MIDST OF THE WEEK HE SHALL CAUSE THE SACRIFICE AND THE OBLATION TO CEASE, and for the overspending of abominations he shall make it desolate, even until the consummation, and that determined shall be poured upon the desolate.

[@SAAN27]

Sounds like a Wednesday Crucifixion to me and he rose when the Sabbath ended and it dawned on the first day of the week, Sunday Like Matthew states

[@mpmattson]

"Correct a wise man and he will love you" The two witnesses of Revelation are a parallel to Christ; 3.5 years active ministry/authority followed by 3.5 days death followed by resurrection. Jesus died at 3 pm Wednesday, was entombed before the "high" Thursday sabbath - (the women bought and prepared spices on Friday) - Jesus was resurrected at 3 am Sunday morning. This happened in late April of 31ad by the signs of the moon and sun. (records of midday darkness & calculations of blood moons) "Now that Sabbath was a High Day" (John 19:31)

[@scottbenzing1361]

After bouncing back and forth on the topic for years, I would say that this makes the most sense.

[@jvlp2046]

Let us analyze, the Blog Video said, the 3 days counting starts at the Betrayal/Arrest of Christ Jesus at the Garden of Gethsemane, THURSDAY EVENING (let's say, 11:00 PM)... after 72 Hours... Christ Jesus should have resurrected exactly SUNDAY EVENING as well (let's say 11:00 PM)... But the 3 Gospel writers wrote Early Morning of SUNDAY and not SUNDAY Evening... Does that mean the 4 Gospel writers were all WRONG?.... The Bible narrated that the Roman Soldiers guarding the tomb felt an EARTHQUAKE, and saw the TOMBSTONE roll and came out a BRIGHT LIGHT, that Petrified (frozen scared) the Soldiers in the Early Morning of Sunday while it was still dark... it specified the word MORNING and not EVENING... Mary Magdalene was also had witnessed to this event... Another contradiction... if Christ Jesus was arrested/betrayed that starts on THURSDAY EVENING as the blog claimed... and Christ Jesus was crucified and died on FRIDAY afternoon at 3:00 PM (9th Hour)... DOES that mean the prosecution from the High Priest, King Herod of Antipas, and Pontius Pilate including the purification (sufferings/torture) took more than ONE day or more than 24 hours?.. that was not the Bible narrated... The Bible narrated that the DAY Christ Jesus was arrested, the same day He was crucified... Early morning of Friday while still dark (no sunrise yet), Christ was arrested at the Garden of Gethsemane till FRIDAY afternoon at 3:00 PM (9th hour), He died on the cross... and on the tomb before FRIDAY Sundown... If Christ Jesus died also on THURSDAY afternoon at 3:00 PM (9th Hour)... why will they (Jews) be in a hurry to put down the dead bodies from the cross and be at the tomb before the THURSDAY SUNDOWN?... is the PASSOVER SABBATH on FRIDAY?... and the WEEKLY SABBATH on SATURDAY (7th Day)?... 2 Sabbaths (Friday and Saturday)?... or 2 Sabbaths FALLS on the same day, FRIDAY Sundown?

[@SaintRegime]

Got a question for anybody: Came across the theory that Jonah was actually dead in the fish (new to me, still doing my reading on it.). Some of the phrasing he uses alludes to this. Then when he (or his body) was spat up on the shore, God said 'Arise, Come.' which bears striking similarity to Jesus telling Lazarus to get up. This would also align with Jesus giving them hints about what was to come. It also lines up with the Jewish traditional belief that the spirit hangs around the body for three days, which was why Lazarus being raised on the fourth was so important. Can you provide any reasons why the above theory is broken?

[@vf3289]

Mark 12:26-27 " But concerning the dead, that they rise, have you not read in the book of Moses, in the burning bush passage, how God spoke to him, saying, ‘I am the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob’? He is not the God of the dead, but the God of the living. You are therefore greatly mistaken.”

[@bradharford6052]

For me a Wednesday crucifixion makes more sense. Thursday being the high sabbath, Friday buying spices and preparing them, Saturday resting on the weekly sabbath and Sunday before dawn Jesus had risen.

[@zacharybeachy1903]

Can you address the Greek for “first day of the week”. By my reckoning the Greek means one sabbath not first day of the week. They showed up at the tomb on “one sabbath”. There counting sabbaths for Pentecost. So they showed up to the empty tomb on Saturday-not Sunday.

[@RabbitholeIsrael]

mark 16:9 doesnt say first day of the week. it says one of the sabbaths. Check the greek, proton sabbaton

[@leewellard1897]

I do agree with your understanding of the sufferings being included in the three days and three nights, however we read that Mary came to the tomb at dark on Sunday morning, that is before the sun is risen (Mathew 20.1), so the day part of Sunday would not be included. After doing my own study on this I concluded that the first day of this prophecy started when he was in the temple on Thursday during the day, just before the Passover, he was rejected by the priests and accepted by the Greeks. He said that His soul was troubled and that for this hour He had come, John 12.27. He was rejected openly as the Messier that day. It also fits more precisely with the text about Jonah, as day is acknowledged before night, if the time begin at Gethsemene it would rather be worded three nights and two days, as no part of Sunday day time was included in his sufferings or death of Christ as when Mary got to the tomb at dark Christ was already risen. I hope this helps to clarify.

[@willemvanbruggen6030]

Thanks for the explanation, i never included Luke 23:21 which explains a lot, this means as well the friday was a high Sabbat as wel as you can read in Lev.23. We in our pagan system do not know anymore the biblical day ends and starts at sunset, by including the night when Jesus was arrested in the counting, Jesus is resurected from the grave between the sunset of the Sabbat and the time before Maria Magdalena came at the grave. Leviticus 23 is an very important book for all of us.

[@krisgee9553]

Two questions: 4:57 Why do you switch from Yeshua when you speak to Jesus when you read? I have heard Yeshua (spelling?) more and more but am unclear as to the usage/difference. 0:40 How do we know the first day of the week is Sunday? I just posted the same question on your Sabbath video for more context. But I heard the assertion here as well. It's my understanding 'Sunday' came from Romans and their calendar changed from Saturday (Saturn) when Sun worship became popular. Thank you!

[@SAAN27]

There is no letter J in Hebrew or Greek, so Yeshua was his name when he walked the earth. Yeshua in Hebrew got transliterated to Iesus in Greek and then Jesus when the letter J cane out. Gotta remember the Bible is a Hebrew book with Hebrew customs, not a English book with modern customs and names. 1st day of the week has always been Sunday

[@spencershaw2407]

because this guy is a liar heretic trying to decide people Jesus name is Jesus

[@laidback1.0.1.2]

At evening means the end of the day watch this Lev 23:27 Also on the tenth day of this seventh month there shall be a day of atonement: it shall be an holy convocation.... Lev 23:32 It shall be unto you a sabbath of rest, and ye shall afflict your souls: in the ninth day of the month at even, from even unto even.... Now when we read Lev 23:5 In the fourteenth day of the first month at even is the LORD’S passover. We understand this is the end of the 14th day

[@eldhomathewbinoy]

yesterday night I got this doubt and today youtube recommended this video, wow...!

[@vf3289]

Sounds like God Almighty put it on your spirit to watch this video. He speaks to us and sometimes we don't realize it is Him. God be with you as He most surely is.

[@glennanderson9340]

Great video Lex -I really appreciate your work on this

[@joegutierrez4197]

Wow, talk about scriptural gymnastics!!! I need to unlearn what I just unlearned!!!🤔🤔🤔

[@mattaikay925]

Thanks for the clear and concise explanation - Baruch Atah Adonai Eloheinu Melech HaOlam

[@mslady1230]

1.) > Timeline Explaining 3 Days & Nights - Easter / Passover < 2.) > Three Days and Three Nights? The Sign of the Messiah… Exactly How Long Was Jesus in the Tomb? < both videos on Tomorrow’s World channel.

[@peppernbo]

jesus rose up in the dark---no third day

[@belasosa7791]

According to Daniel 9 prophecy, Christ was crucified on a Wednesday (midst of the week), not Friday.

[@debbiemorris7595]

He was in hell giving the dead a chance to believe in Him, when He was there , there was an earth quake, and Graves opened and the dead saints were walking in jeruselam. It's in there, Hes amazing!!!

[@herminem575]

Thank God for this ministry, it has helped me unlearn and relearn God’s word. I celebrated my first Passover this year and wondered about the 3 days timeline as I was previously taught it was 3 days from Friday. Praise God, the truth will set you free

[@misterdude123]

You have fallen from grace by observing passoever and are now indebted to observe the rest of the law. You also put your selve back under the curse.

[@herminem575]

@@misterdude123 I am not under a curse because Christ has set me free. And who the Son sets free is free indeed. And Christ himself celebrated Passover, did you know that

[@misterdude123]

@@herminem575 During his life yes. But not on the eve of his death. But by observing law you are putting yourself back under the curse, rejecting Christ, and making Christ of no effect for you.

[@herminem575]

@@misterdude123 I’m not observing the law, I’m just understanding the celebration and why Christ himself celebrated. Also understanding the new covenant Christ made during this festival. I’m not under a curse again because Christ broke the curse and I believe in Christ He is the Messiah and Saviour of the world

[@misterdude123]

@@herminem575 because you are observing aw by having passover, you have put yourself back under the curse. Paul makes this clear in the book of Galtions. To be free of the curse you must stop observing law period.

[@CovMixMultofIsrael]

I studied this several years ago and I am still unconvinced that it is as you present. Most of the verses end with 'be killed' (or some variation) and then 'raised up'. You cannot be 'resurrected' unless you are dead. Is this not the sign which we all put our trust (belief) of the absolute Truth of the Word of YHWH? All which He has said will come to fruition? Also, I read the 'resurrected the first day of the week' as something more along 'one in/of the Sabbaths', ie beginning the count of the Omer to kHag Shavuot. The TanakH speaks of all of the events which lead to the Crucifixion of Messiah Yahshua, yet, it is the defeating of the grave that our Hope is grounded. Anyway, keep up the good work Lex. We all really appreciate your channel. Shabbat shalom akHi.

[@grindin5694]

This video should have at least been half an hour, anyone interested in this topic is not gonna be some random newbie that only has 8 minutes to think about El. I think @covenant mixed multitude has some great points that could have been addressed. I think we also need to add more linguistic elements to these videos if we are going to redefine "heart of the earth" I still love Lex and watch all of his videos. Just shooting ideas.

[@tumelokatane6793]

Hey Lex. I went through both of your videos regarding this matter and my consensus is that you have complicated a simple matter by making an obscure argument against a prophecy that is simply coherent. You have taken the literal words of the dead language (Koine Greek) and neglected the prophecy itself along with its meaning, which lies specifically in the Hebrew grammar as an Old Testament prophecy.

[@elanorglf]

But in the Greek says Shabbat, not the first day of the week.