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When was the date of death of Yeshua?
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I was confused by 4 Gospel Books.

Synoptic says Yeshua ate the passover at beginning of Aviv 14?

Why did he do this? <!-- sHuh --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/huh.gif" alt="Huh" title="Huh" /><!-- sHuh -->
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Havah Wrote:I was confused by 4 Gospel Books.

Synoptic says Yeshua ate the passover at beginning of Aviv 14?

Why did he do this? <!-- sHuh --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/huh.gif" alt="Huh" title="Huh" /><!-- sHuh -->

I have read because there was a difference in traditions of the Galileans and the Judeans.
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distazo Wrote:
Havah Wrote:I was confused by 4 Gospel Books.

Synoptic says Yeshua ate the passover at beginning of Aviv 14?

Why did he do this? <!-- sHuh --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/huh.gif" alt="Huh" title="Huh" /><!-- sHuh -->

I have read because there was a difference in traditions of the Galileans and the Judeans.

I heard some said the Chag is Temple-Oriented.

Galileans have to offer their Korbanot one day earlier...? Right?

Thus, most Judeans can offer their Korbanot on the true date?!
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#4
Yahshua observed the Feast early with His Apostles, because He knew that He was going to be crucified and buried before he could celebrate it with them later that same day.

If you look at the Scriptures it says that the celebration is to be made "between the evenings" on the 14th day of the 1st Month. And Yahshua and His Apostles did just that. <!-- s:biggrin: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/biggrin.gif" alt=":biggrin:" title="Big Grin" /><!-- s:biggrin: -->
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#5
Ben, Aviv 14th is a preparation day for the Passover seder that night which starts on the 14th and goes into the 15th, the Shabbat haGadol of Chag haMatza.
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#6
"In the midst of the week"... Wednesday
30' AD could work
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Using this calendar calculator, nothing comes even close from 29 AD to 34 AD. I did not check further on either side of these time frames.
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