DAY OF WEEK OF NISAN 14 SOMETIME IN A.D. 30©
ARISTEO CANLAS FERNANDO
Peace Crusader and Echo
Many believe that Jesus was crucified and died on Passover, Nisan 14. They say that it was sometime in A.D. 30. The following table shows the equivalent date of the Jewish calendar date of Nisan 14 in the proleptic Gregorian calendar and the day of the week:
|
Jewish date |
Proleptic Gregorian date |
Day of the week |
| Nisan 14, 3780 A.M. | March 25, 20 A.D. | Wednesday |
| Nisan 14, 3781 A.M. | April 12, 21 A.D. | Monday |
| Nisan 14, 3782 A.M. | April 2, 22 A.D. | Saturday |
| Nisan 14, 3783 A.M. | March 22, 23 A.D. | Wednesday |
| Nisan 14, 3784 A.M. | April 10, 24 A.D. | Wednesday |
| Nisan 14, 3785 A.M. | March 31, 25 A.D. | Monday |
| Nisan 14, 3786 A.M. | March 20, 26 A.D. | Friday |
| Nisan 14, 3787 A.M. | April 7, 27 A.D. | Wednesday |
| Nisan 14, 3788 A.M. | March 27, 28 A.D. | Monday |
| Nisan 14, 3789 A.M. | April 14, 29 A.D. | Saturday |
| Nisan 14, 3790 A.M. | April 3, 30 A.D. | Wednesday |
| Nisan 14, 3791 A.M. | March 24, 31 A.D. | Monday |
| Nisan 14, 3792 A.M. | April 12, 32 A.D. | Monday |
| Nisan 14, 3793 A.M. | April 1, 33 A.D. | Friday |
| Nisan 14, 3794 A.M. | March 20, 34 A.D. | Monday |
| Nisan 14, 3795 A.M. | April 9, 35 A.D. | Monday |
| Nisan 14, 3796 A.M. | March 28, 36 A.D. | Friday |
| Nisan 14, 3797 A.M. | March 18, 37 A.D. | Wednesday |
| Nisan 14, 3798 A.M. | April 5, 38 A.D. | Monday |
| Nisan 14, 3799 A.M. | March 25, 39 A.D. | Friday |
| Nisan 14, 3800 A.M. | April 13, 40 A.D. | Friday |
A.M. means anno mundi reckoned from the creation of the world used in the Jewish lunisolar calendar.
A.D. means anno Domini reckoned from the birth of Jesus Christ used in the Gregorian solar calendar.
This is using the calendar converter at http://www.hebrewcalendar.net/htdocs/main.en.html. Yet Another Calendar Converter may also be used. Its URL is http://the-light.com/cal/converter.
As I have illustrated in http://peacecrusader.wordpress.com/2009/04/04/which-day-of-the-week-did-the-crucifixion-occur/ , Jesus could not had been crucified and died on any day of the week except on a Thursday. None of those Nisan 14 dates from 20 A.D. to 40 A.D. was a Thursday.
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Posted by peacecrusader on July 19, 2009 at 11:07 am
The link to webpage showing that the crucifixion of Jesus could only occur on Thursday working. Just click on it several times.
Posted by Dr. r.sutherland on April 17, 2011 at 2:21 pm
Yes, thursday is the right day but i am not sure of the conversion date as jesus only ministered for one year not three according to charles totten chronologist 1890.
Posted by peacecrusader on April 18, 2011 at 8:50 am
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Dear Dr. R. Sutherland.
You wrote:
Yes, thursday is the right day but i am not sure of the conversion date as jesus only ministered for one year not three according to charles totten chronologist 1890.
My reply:
Why do you say that Jesus was crucified on a Thursday?
The Holy Spirit who we talk to said that Jesus was crucified and died on August 17. No year. I first heard this in 1983. I found the date that He revealed to be true and correct in 2003 after a four-year study (1999-2003). The year? 1 BC. And August 17, 1 BC was a Thursday.
I first tried 1 BC based on His sermon in 1974 (http://aristean.org/pahayag001.htm) wherein He said that He died 1,974 years ago (about the tenth paragraph). I believe that the spirit who we talk to is none other than Jesus Christ Himself.
Why does Charles Totten say that Jesus ministered only for one year and not three? I can say that there were at least three annual Passover Festivals during Jesus’ ministry as stated in John 2:13, John 6:4, John 12:1. How about the other annual festivals?
With love, your brother in Jesus,
Aristeo Canlas Fernando, Peace Crusader and Echo of the Holy Spirit
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