>Unfortunately (for you) your information is >the obvious result of very uninspired reading or summations >without the benefit of any research. You say you graduated >with "Honours" and yet my 17 year old has done better >research. I do not consider myself to be a Bible scholar, >but have done enough research to know that the first >page of yours I read was laughable except for the fact >that if you believe it you are likely going to Hell. >You are so wrong. (e.g. study the days >of the week for Hebrews and Jews with regard to Jesus >crucifiction. Learn the Greek language if you really want >to understand what you are apparently reading.) >But, why spend so much time on something you believe not >to be true? If, there is no proof then what have you got >to be worried about? On the other hand, you can be a >sinner and go to Hell whether you do any research or not. >Fortunately, the answers you are seeking are premised >upon conviction that exists within your heart. I >pray that you find the truth and soon.... |
"John 13:1ff. It appears from John 18:28 that this supper was on the day before the feast of the Passover, i.e., on the evening (which in Jewish reckoning begins the day) of the Friday, or in our reckoning, on Thursday. Thus for John the meal was not the Passover, though according to the synoptics (e.g. Mark 14:12) it was." J. N. Sanders and B.A. Mastin, A Commentary on the Gospel according to St. John (A and C Black, London), p.303. |