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Betrayed
The Leaders of Israel (Chief Priest, Elders, and Scribes)
The People of Israel
The Gentiles
The Crucifixion of Christ - Wednesday Afternoon, Luke 23:33
The Reason for the Cross, John 12:32
Part of the Father’s Will, Philippians 2:8
A Result of the Father’s Single Act of Love to the Inhabited World, John 3:16
Two Deaths on the Cross
Prophecy Concerning His Deaths, Isaiah 53:9
Spiritual Death
Separation in His human spirit from God (The Father and the Holy Spirit), Mark 15:34
Three Hours of Darkness Upon the Earth, Luke 23:44
Payment for the Trespass of Adam, Romans 5:17
His Physical death
He Breathed His Last, Luke 23:46
Required for sin, Hebrews 9:22
Payment for the Sin of Adam, Romans 5:12
The Tearing of the Veil, Mark 15:37-38
The High Sabbath Preparations, John 19:31
Three days and Three Nights in The Grave
The Prophecy of His Time in the Grave, Matthew 12:39-40
His Soul Will not be Left in Sheol, Psalms 16:10
His Body Will not be Allowed to Corrupt, Acts 2:31
Four Days before Corruption, John 11:38-39
The Day after the Crucifixion (The High Sabbath) - Thursday
Placing Guards at His Tomb, Matthew 27:62-64
The Sabbaths of The Feast of Unleavened Bread, Leviticus 23:4
The Passover Begins, Leviticus 23:5
The Feast of Unleavened Bread Begins, Leviticus 23:6
The High Sabbath, Leviticus 23:7
Two Sabbaths
Death of Christ on Wednesday Afternoon (The Day of Preparation)
The High Sabbath (First Day of Unleavened Bread) on Thursday
Workday on Friday (Preparation for the weekly sabbath)
The Seventh Day Sabbath on Saturday
The Resurrection of Christ on the First Day of the Week
The Second Day After the Crucifixion - Friday, Luke 23:56
A Normal Work Day for the Jews, Luke 23:56
Preparation for the Seventh Day Sabbath - Work is allowed Until Sunset
The Third Day After the Crucifixion - Saturday
The Seventh Day Rest, Luke 23:56
Christ’s Body is Laid in the Tomb on Wednesday in Preparation for the High Sabbath
The High Sabbath is a Day of Rest - The Leaders of Israel Break the High Sabbath in Asking Pilate for Guards
They prepare spices and perfumes on Friday, after the High Sabbath
They Honor the Seventh Day Sabbath on Saturday
Resurrection Day - Sunday
The First Day of the Week Luke 24:1-3
The Resurrection of Christ Luke 24:5-6
Three Days Since the Death of Christ Luke 24:21
Sentenced on Tuesday Night to be Put to Death by the Jewish Leaders
Turned over the Pilate on Wednesday to be crucified
Crucified on Wednesday Afternoon
Buried on Wednesday Before the Setting of the Sun
In the Grave for Three Days and Three Nights
Raised from the Grave on the First Day of the Week Before the Sunrise
Salvation By Taking God At His Word
The Message of the Gospel for Salvation, 1 Corinthians 15:1-5
Christ Died for our sins According to the Scriptures, Isaiah 53:11; Hebrews 9:28
Christ was raised from the dead on the third day According to the Scriptures, Luke 24:5-6
Salvation is by Grace Through Faith, Ephesians 2:8
Grace is God’s attitude whereby He gives a benefit without consideration of Merit.
Faith is Taking God at His Word, Hebrews 11:1
The Witnesses of His Resurrection, 1 Corinthians 15:5-8
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