These visualizations examine four options:
Good Wednesday - How the gospel accounts fit best.
Good Thursday - What if it actually was Thursday?
Good Thursday Part Deux - A second look at Thursday.
Good Friday - The Roman Catholic tradition.
The events of the ten days surrounding the Messiah's last Passover are recorded in the gospel accounts of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. While they might seem contradictory at first reading, a closer examination of these books reveals an intricate but discernible pattern that connects the Messiah of Israel to the appointed times of G-d: Passover, Unleavened Bread, and First Fruits.
Why is this important?
When we examine the words of the Bible and seek to understand the Divine Creator Who inspired them, we discover that the One Who made promises and covenants with our forebears is faithful to fulfill them in such an exact manner that there can be no question that He is the One, True G-d.
This visualization was created to invite discovery into 42 specific events
described in Scripture regarding the week of Messiah's Passover. Don't just take
my word for it. I encourage you to test what you find here against the words
of the Bible. I pray that, during your search, you discover the Most High,
the G-d of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. As it is written,
"If you seek Him, He will let you find Him." (2 Chronicles 15:1-2)
Blessed be His Holy Name.
I acknowledge there is still great debate and discussion around these events. The gospel of John served as the foundational framework for this timeline.
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JavaScript,
CSS,
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Zynga Scroller, and
PowerTip
This visualization is provided as a service of The
Psalm 119 Foundation. All content, code, scripts (other than those noted above),
and presentation concepts © 2014 The Psalm 119 Foundation. All rights reserved.
Scripture quotations are taken from the New American Standard Bible ©
The Lockman Foundation.