Then please explain to me why your Magesterium cannot admit that the resurrection occurred on a Saturday afternoon (Sabbath) and not a Sunday morning. They have successfully convinced most of organized Christianity of this false tradition for the last 1700 years. They can read as well as I can....and I see in the "Septuagint", the "Vulgate" the "Douay Rheims", and the "King James" all say that the women in [Matthew 28:1] visit the tomb Late on Sabbath and find the tomb empty. Verse 6 says "HE is risen"!
Your organization and Magesterium have built a world wide theology based upon a falsehood....a Sunday morning resurrection and conversely have convinced the entire world of the sanctity of Sunday worship. You will find no where in scripture a repudiation of the Sabbath observance. You will find no command to honor the "Day of the Sun". In fact, you will find, upon investigation, that the early church honored the Sabbath well into the third and fourth centuries.
Your Magesterium has failed you miserably in this regard to the point you should ask yourselves....WHY? Just why are they pushing this non scriptural fairy tale. What is their reason? They have even convinced their daughter churches (Protestants) of this error.
It wasn't until later translations that we began to find statements like "After the Sabbath" taking the place of the original inspired Greek. Anyone with a lick of sense ought to be asking themselves this question. "Why has the mainstream church tried to convince us of a Sunday morning resurrection when the scriptures plainly say Sabbath (Saturday)?"
What's the point of even having an outfit like the "Magesterium" if they cannot even get this simple matter correct? They do disagree with scripture as "aimhigh" has suggested.
The Magesterium should be ashamed of themselves for perpetuating this un-Biblical nonsense.
Well, let's see, so far using exactly the same Greek bible site you reference, I've verified that Mark 16:2 says "early on the first day of the week, after sunrise" and John 20:1 says "after the Sabbath, early on the first day of the week, while it was still dark", and Luke 24:1 says "on the first day of the week, at early dawn" ... so either you don't consider Mark, Luke, and John to be scriptural, or your exegesis of Matthew is subject to considerable dispute.
What ever denomination you are attending should be ashamed of teaching you the unbiblical nonsense they are teaching. Historically Christians have worshiped on Sunday because that is the day our Lord was resurrected. Why do you depart from Bible literalism when it comes to this issue?
If you're such a strict Sabbath observor, why don't you put to death all Christians that are violating that law? That's what the OT law demands.
Colossians 2:16 Let no man therefore judge you in meat, or in drink, or in respect of an holyday, or of the new moon, or of the sabbath days
Why?
Because, as it states in verse 17, they were a shadow of things to come.
What is this, Judaizer propaganda? Yours is an extremely minority opinion, both inside the Catholic Church and outside.