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The Crucifixion Was Not on Friday 19demnation is voiced in Rosea 2: 11 against the House of Israel.But do we find specific laws in the Bible which forbid theJews to determine for themselves when the year begins?Indeed we do: "There shall not be found among yo u . . .an OBSERVER OF TIMES ..."(Deut. 18:10). The same commandis repeated in Leviticus 19:26: "Ye shall not eat anything with the blood ... nor OBSERVE TIMES." Why? "Forthese nations, which thou shalt possess, hearken unto observersof times, and unto diviners: but as for thee, the Lord thy Godhath not suffered thee soto do" (Deut. 18:14).The words "observer of times" are translated from ananmeaning"cloud"- in the original Hebrew. An observer oftimes is one who "watched the clouds" in order to determinewhen the winter rainy season was over and when the springharvest season would begin. He was one who set himself up inplace of God to determine when the year should begin in thespring. But God forbids any such thing.Notice from Galatians 4:10 that Paul forbids the observanceof "times" or "months" and holidays which the Gentileconverts had been accustomed to celebrate. Here is a surprisingNEW TESTAMENT command not to follow the months ofthe pagan Roman calendar then in use, but rather to followthe months as God gave them. Because this command wasnot followed by the professing Christian world, the Romancalendar is still in use today.lf the Jews have not preserved the Sacred Calendar sincethe crucifixion, then Christians would not know when to observethe Passover ANNUALLY- or any of the other HolyDays of God commanded for New Testament times (I Cor.5:8 and 16:8, Acts 18:21 and 20:6). For proof that the Passoverhas to be observed annually - not severa! times eachyear- write immediately for Mr. Armstrong's free booklet,When and How Often Should We Partake of the "Lord's Supper"?(See Benson's Commentary and Scott's Commentary forfurther particulars on an "observer of times.")How plain that God has required the Jews to preserve Hissacred calendar!Even the great Jewish calendar expert Maimonedes, who
20 The Crucifixion Was Not on Fridaylived nearly 1000 years ago, declared that the Jews preservedthe calendar "transmitted by the Sages from one generationto another on the authority of Moses, our Teacher ... on thebasis of calculation" (from Sanctification of the New Moon,chapter 18, §7).Now that we have determined that the calendar whichJ esus and the J ews used was divinely inspired of God andcommitted to the J ews for transmission through all generations,then there are only two things left in order to provewhen the crucifixion and the resurrection of J esus Christ occurred. One is to determine the calendar dates of the Passoverduring the years of Christ's ministry. The other is to determinethe exact year of the crucifixion.Now for the seven historical and calendrical proofs thatthe "Good Friday-Easter Sunday" tradition is a fable whichdenies Jesus to be the Savior.Proof One: The CALENDAR Tells WhenHere is the chart, which can be verified by any work onthe "Jewish Calendar," ABSOLUTELY CORRECT ACCORDING TO THEEXACT AND INSPIRED COMPUTATION PRESERVED SINCE THE DAYSoF MosEs!Passover DatesA.D. 29 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Saturday, April 16A.D. 30 . . . . . . . . . . . . Wednesday, April 5..--A.D. 31 . . . . . . . . . . . . Wednesday, April 25A.D. 32 ............... Monday, April 14A.D. 33 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Friday, April 3To place the Passover on a Friday in 30 A.D. is to violateone of the inspired rules of the calendar- that no commonyear of the sacred calendar may have 356 days. Common yearsof twelve months may be only 353, 354 or 355 days long- afact you can verify in the Jewish Encyclopedia. Theologiansplace the Passover of 30 A.D. on Friday, April 7 - 356 daysafter the Passover of 29 A.D. Count it for yourself! This dateis two days late. The Passover in 30 A.D. was only 354 daysafter that of 29 A.D.
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