Part 2 of the Apocalypse and the Cross -- Follow up Questions

This is a follow up video to address additional questions and issues that many asked about my last video, and in particular to address issues that people have who believe that Jesus could not have been crucified on a Friday or in 33 AD.

[You can also find links to the articles and videos referenced in the video at the bottom of this description.]

Intro [ 0:00 - 0:57 ]

The connection between Christ's Crucifixion and His Return [ 0:57 - 3:42 ]

Also lines up with the Final Year of Jubilee in 2027 [ 3:42 - 4:30 ]

Jesus Rose on Sunday [ 4:30 - 6:11 ]

Jesus Rose on the 3rd Day and after 3 days & 3 nights [ 6:11 - 7:43 ]

Could Jesus have risen on a Saturday? [ 7:43 - 8:51 ]

When did the women purchase and prepare supplies? [ 8:51 - 9:45 ]

Between the Evenings - Satisfying the Passover, Twice [ 9:45 - 11:46 ]

Passion Week Timeline [ 11:46 - 13:17 ]

The Day Determines the Year & Support of 33 AD [ 13:17 - 15:53 ]

Jesus' Birth and Start of Ministry [ 15:53 - 18:11 ]

Herod's death after an Eclipse & before Passover [ 18:11 - 20:00]

What about the census of Augustus in 8 BC? [ 20:00 - 24:01 ]

What about the Temple miracles that stopped in 30 AD? [ 24:01 - 26:00 ]

The length of Jesus' ministry and seventy weeks [ 26:00 - 27:08 ]

Wrap Up & Final Thoughts [ 27:08 - 29:11 ]

May we be found ready when He comes (Luke 12:38).

You can learn more about all of this and a lot more by reading my book:

Witnessing the End: Daniel's Seventy Sevens and the Final Decree Everyone Missed.

Download it for free at: https://WitnessingTheEnd.com

And Check Out my webpage: https://EndTimesBerean.com

AND DON'T FORGET TO CHECK OUT THE OTHER VIDEOS ON MY CHANNEL, like "The Decree Everyone Missed," and, "Did We Miss the Abomination of Desolation?"

I also referenced some other articles and videos during my talk, here are the links to find them.

Christ Quake Movie, evidence for Christ's crucifixion in 33 AD:
https://youtu.be/FCqdqhScLwU

An article about the Eclipse near the death of King Herod that argues for a 1 BC date and the need for more time for the events recorded by Josephus that followed the death of Herod. He argues against a 3 BC death for Herod at the start, but his later arguments to support 1 BC actually undermine his arguments against a 3 BC death and demonstrate why 3 BC is actually much more viable than the author is willing to admit in the article:
https://www.askelm.com/star/star010.htm

Blessings in Jesus name! :)

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