https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49mwXD8ru6o

In a recent teaching, Pastor Abel Damina challenged the traditional belief that Jesus Christ was crucified on a Friday. He referenced Matthew 12:40, where Jesus stated that he would be in the heart of the earth for "three days and three nights," drawing parallels to Jonah's experience. This interpretation suggests that the crucifixion may have occurred on a Wednesday, prompting a re-examination of long-held Easter traditions.

The significance is not in the day of the week...

dawnomike:
The significance is not in the day of the week...

E.O.D.

Dats what Jehovah's witnesses believe, and they might be correct.

Who was there when he died?
Who has his real picture?


Let us just celebrate him together

Lol... See them arguing over what was handed over to them. What if the the original text you're trying to argue is not even accurate?

Bunch of greedy charlatans fighting over a foreign religion that they know nothing about. A religion that was brought to them in exchange for their brothers and sisters as slaves. A religion where the source does not even believe it's premise.

It's a shame. The earlier people realize Christianity is a political and colonist tool, the best for them.

erad:
Lol... See them arguing over what was handed over to them. What if the the original text you're trying to argue is not even accurate?

Bunch of greedy charlatans fighting over a foreign religion that they know nothing about. A religion that was brought to them in exchange for their brothers and sisters as slaves. A religion where the source does not even believe it's premise.

It's a shame. The earlier people realize Christianity is a political and colonist tool, the best for them.

Even the education you received is a more powerful colonists tool meant to see the colonists as being superior.

The earlier you realize that, the better