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Actually, if you look it up, there is NO WAY it could have happened on a Friday.

You have to fulfill the 3 days and nights in the tomb reference concerning what JEsus said about Jonah.

Friday could not have done it.

Some argue for THursday. When my Pastor explained the Wednesday Crucifixion, I was stunned, but it all made sense.

I tried to write a detailing paper on it, it should show up in my home page here with a link. It does need work, someone found one mistake in it, also, I made a mistake calling the 2nd day after the First Day of Unleavened Bread a Holy Day, with my reference to the 3 days being 3 FULL HOLY DAYS according to the Jewish Calender: Passover, The Feast of Unleavened Bread, and the normal Sabbath being the 3rd day.

But, the reference to the 2nd day, it is called Holy, but it is not a formal Holy Day, so my reference is most likely wrong! :(

24 hours and two seconds is all that is necessary to constitute 3 days in Hebrew Time. Even the smallest part of one day constitutes an entire day.

BTW, Jonas, of course, records an actual event (Christ "As Jonas was in the belly of the whale for three days")and traditionally 38 hours constitute the amount of time (I'm going from memory here) Jonas was in the whale.

As to the Crucifixion NOT occuring on Friday, you are still two days off.