Why is 'Good Friday' a red herring?

...because it is...

A VATICAN INVENTION



Gregorian EasterTradition pretends that Jesus was buried at Good Friday sunset, and his resurrection was on Easter Sunday morning. This makes it look as if the time in the tomb straddled parts of three Gregorian or Roman days.

However, God's days and Jewish days start at sunset.

If Jesus was buried on Good Friday sunset and arose on Easter Sunday morning, that was only one-and-a-half of God's days, or one day and two nights - thus invalidating his prediction and making him out to be a false prophet!

However, scripture nowhere teaches a "Good Friday". Scripturally, there were TWO SABBATHS in the Paschal week: the High Sabbath of Passover, and the usual weekly sabbath.


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