There is no doubt that the Resurrection took place on the 7th day Sabbath or on a Saturday. In the following ancient Bibles, you will see solid proof.
On this webpage you will see a copy of the Peshitta written in Aramaic about 200 AD. You will have to have it translated, but research Mark 16:1,2. There are English versions of the Peshitta, but like the Bible, they are false or incorrect translations. You have to go back to the original Scriptures.
www.nazarene.net/aramaic/pmark.pdf
Here is another more antique and original Scripture written by Cipriano de Valera in 1602. It is one of the Bibles used in the writing of the King James. It is written in Spanish. If you read an English translation, it will probably be translated wrong. Read Matt. 28:1. It says Mary Magdalene, etc. came on “the first of the Sabbaths”. Also look at the Bible by Casiodoro de Reina 1569. It is also in Spanish and is the other Bible used in the writing of the King James and likewise was falsely translated to the King James.
Look at the Latin Vugata (Vulgate). It says “primam sabati” or translated “first of the Sabbaths”. You will not find “first day of the week” in any of the older Scriptures.
The original Greek says the same thing. It is there for anyone to see.
By the way, “the first of the Sabbaths” means the first 7th day Sabbath of the total of 7 Sabbaths during the 49 days or 7 weeks of the Omer count up to the 50th day of Pentecost (6 Sivan). Yeshua died on Wednesday, 14Nisan in 30AD at 3pm. Buried before sundown on that day thus being the 1st day in the ground. There are 3days and 3nights from that point until Saturday morning the 17th before sunrise when the women arrived. Yeshua said he would be buried for 3days and 3 nights like Jonah was in the stomach of the whale.
Blessings in your search for the TRUTH.
Wouldn't that chain of events have Him coming out of the tomb Sabbath afternoon.....late....right before sunset? Wednesday evening/Thursday daytime (day one); Thursday evening/Friday daytime (day two); Friday evening/Sabbath daytime (Day three).
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