The Crucifixion Was Not On Friday PDF - Church of God Faithful Flock

34 The Crucifixion Was Not on Fridayday, just as they have accurately preserved for us the OldTestament. The calculations which determine the Hebrew Calendardo not come from the Talmud! You won't find themthere! God gave them just as He also gave Israel the Bible.This Hebrew Calendar has continued to be used by God'strue Church ever since apostolic times and it is still beingfaithfully followed today! But the reader's question remains,"How can we prove from the Hebrew Calendar by simplearithmetic which day of the week the Passover was in the year31 A.D.- the year Jesus was crucified?"The answer is astoundingly easy to find. ALL the informationyou need you can find in the Encyclopaedia Britannica andthe Jewish Encyclopedia in the articles on the "Calendar."lt Can Be Simple!First, in order to know on which day of the week the Passoveroccurred in 31 A.D., the year of the Crucifixion, all youneed to do is find on which day of the week the Passover occurredin 1931 A.D., for example. Then calculate backward 1900years to 31 A.D. That ought not be difficult!But befo re we can. do this we need to understand a fewbasic differences between the Roman Calendar everybody usestoday and the Hebrew Calendar which God gave to His people.Each day according to the Hebrew Calendar- God's Calendar-has 24 hours. God is therefore the author of a 24-hourday!According to the Hebrew Calendar seven days constituteone week. God is the author of the week, too!But the lengths of the months according to the RomanCalendar are not the same as in God's Calendar. Romanmonths, except for February, have either 30 or 31 days. Butaccording to God's Calendar, months have either 29 or 30 days.You see, God determines the months according to the moon.The Romans didn't use the moon to begin the months.Every month of God's Calendar begins about the time of thenew moon when the moon's first faint crescent is visible at sunsetin J erusalem. According to the Roman Calendar a new