peacecrusader888
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This is schedule of the crucifixion of Jesus and His resurrection:
Thursday, 1 BC 08-17, crucifixion of Jesus, preparation day, market opened in morning
Friday, 1 BC 08-18, first day of Jesus in sepulcher, New Moon Festival, a high sabbath, market closed
Saturday, 1 BC 08-19, second day of Jesus in sepulcher, regular weekly sabbath of the Jews, market closed
Sunday, 1 BC 08-20, third day of Jesus in sepulcher, sabbath of the followers on Jesus, market opened
Monday, 1 BC 08-21, resurrection on Jesus, discovery of the missing corpse of Jesus, market opened
He was crucified on a Thursday. Day after crucifixion was a high day and a sabbath (John 19:31). There were three days and three nights that Jesus was in the sepulcher (Matthew 12:40). Mary Magdalene et al. bought the sweet spices after their sabbath that Sunday (Mark 16:1). The discovery of the missing corpse of Jesus in the sepulcher was on a Monday, the first day of the week (Matthew 28:1, Mark 16:2, Luke 24:1, John 20:1). In winter, shops were opened from sunrise to sunset. However, in summer when it is hot in the afternoon, shops were opened from sunrise to about noon, and from about 3 to 4 pm until about 30 minutes to one hour after the sun had set.
Thursday, 1 BC 08-17, crucifixion of Jesus, preparation day, market opened in morning
Friday, 1 BC 08-18, first day of Jesus in sepulcher, New Moon Festival, a high sabbath, market closed
Saturday, 1 BC 08-19, second day of Jesus in sepulcher, regular weekly sabbath of the Jews, market closed
Sunday, 1 BC 08-20, third day of Jesus in sepulcher, sabbath of the followers on Jesus, market opened
Monday, 1 BC 08-21, resurrection on Jesus, discovery of the missing corpse of Jesus, market opened
He was crucified on a Thursday. Day after crucifixion was a high day and a sabbath (John 19:31). There were three days and three nights that Jesus was in the sepulcher (Matthew 12:40). Mary Magdalene et al. bought the sweet spices after their sabbath that Sunday (Mark 16:1). The discovery of the missing corpse of Jesus in the sepulcher was on a Monday, the first day of the week (Matthew 28:1, Mark 16:2, Luke 24:1, John 20:1). In winter, shops were opened from sunrise to sunset. However, in summer when it is hot in the afternoon, shops were opened from sunrise to about noon, and from about 3 to 4 pm until about 30 minutes to one hour after the sun had set.