Marta,
re: " 5th day of a 7 day week according to the Julian calendar or Jewish calendar?"
According to what ever calendar was used by the writers of the Gospels in the first century. But I don't see what difference it makes. Didn't both calendars have the 7 day week?
re: "Your not being real specific on which day it was - I'm just asking the question on which day that you meant? If you didn't say Wednesday and you didn't say Thursday - what day did you mean?"
I meant exactly what I said: "I think scripture most likely indicates that the crucifixion occurred on the 5th day of the week." - i.e, the 5th day of a 7 day week. I don't know how I can be any more specific.
re: "I gave you one: Transfiguration and Resurrection"
I don't see where the passage shows a daytime or a night time being forecast to be involved with an event when no part of the daytime or no part of the night time could have occurred.
re: " 5th day of a 7 day week according to the Julian calendar or Jewish calendar?"
According to what ever calendar was used by the writers of the Gospels in the first century. But I don't see what difference it makes. Didn't both calendars have the 7 day week?
re: "Your not being real specific on which day it was - I'm just asking the question on which day that you meant? If you didn't say Wednesday and you didn't say Thursday - what day did you mean?"
I meant exactly what I said: "I think scripture most likely indicates that the crucifixion occurred on the 5th day of the week." - i.e, the 5th day of a 7 day week. I don't know how I can be any more specific.
re: "I gave you one: Transfiguration and Resurrection"
I don't see where the passage shows a daytime or a night time being forecast to be involved with an event when no part of the daytime or no part of the night time could have occurred.
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