The Resurrection Timeline: The 3 Days AND 3 Nights Easter Doesn’t Want You to Know

Описание: Can you prove what day Jesus was crucified or when He rose from the dead? See the Bible’s answers as Gerald Weston contrasts Passover events with Easter traditions—and its fertility symbols, sun worship and pagan origin.

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00:00 Easter’s Pagan Roots and False Traditions
01:31 Why Easter and Not Passover?
04:17 Good Friday Timeline Contradicts Sign of Jonah
05:21 Sign of Jonah: 3 Days, 3 Nights in the Grave
07:25 How to Understand the Sign of Jonah
08:04 One Bible Commentary Says Jesus Was Wrong
09:34 Greek Wording (Matthew 12:40) vs. Hebrew Wording (Jonah 1:17)
12:50 Friday Crucifixion Assumes Preparation Day for Weekly Sabbath
15:44 The Day After Passover Is a High Holy Day
17:15 By Sunday Morning, Jesus Had Already Risen
18:52 Correct Crucifixion & Resurrection Timeline: 3 Days, 3 Nights  

Questions that this video will answer.
1. Historical evidence suggests a connection between Easter and pagan goddesses like Ishtar or Eostre (Ostrava), which commemorate the spring equinox. How does this impact our understanding of the holiday's origins?

2. Jesus stated that He would be in the tomb for "three days and three nights." How does this statement challenge the traditional belief in a Good Friday crucifixion and Easter Sunday resurrection?

3. Considering the significance of Passover in relation to the timing of Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection, how does this differ from the commonly accepted timeline of events?

4. In what ways do Easter traditions such as egg hunts, rabbits, and lilies contradict the biblical narrative of Jesus' resurrection, and why is it important to reassess these traditions in light of scriptural teachings?

5. With full linguistic and biblical analyses supporting the interpretation that Jesus was not crucified on a Friday and resurrected on a Sunday, what implications does this have for Christians celebrating Easter rather than Passover?

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