re: Jesus was crucified on Friday and rose from the dead on Sunday

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But timeline doesn’t add up

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Bro what are you smoking...bath salts?

He died Friday afternoon. That was day 1. The Jewish chiefs a=wanted it done before sabbath started at sundown and they had a soldier stab him in the side with his spear to make sure it happened. Can't believe he survived the lashing, but he was dead after the spear stabbing.

He was dead all day Saturday (Some say he went to hell and preached to the lost). That was day 2.

Sometime after midnight on Sunday, he was resurrected from the dead (A God Did It kind of thing. If you can't understand that, I can't help you). Sometime between midnight and just before dawn, the stone rolled away (another God thing) and the Roman soldiers day went downhill, when Jesus walked out. That was day three. Sometime after dawn (still day three), The women showed up to work on his embalming and found the empty Tomb.

If it happened, he wasn't nailed. It has been proven over and over that the nails would just rip out. Crucifixion was not done on an upright cross. Instead, it was a big X. The arms were bound to the upright angles, not usually nailed Often times, the legs were broken. This meant the weight of the body pulled at the arms upward and back at an extreme angle. This combined with the head sagging forward led to asphyxiation in as little as ten minutes.

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How did he actually die? What was his cause of death?

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The usual cause of death from crucification was suffocation. The muscles of the chest give out and the rib cage collapses in on its self. The lungs can not expand enough to blow out CO2 and inhale O2.

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Sometime between midnight and just before dawn, the stone rolled away (another God thing) and the Roman soldiers day went downhill, when Jesus walked out. That was day three. Sometime after dawn (still day three), The women showed up to work on his embalming and found the empty Tomb.

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Where did he go? Did he head to Waffle House to meet up with his boys?

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He was places in the tomb on Friday.

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Wrong

He was crucified on a Wednesday.

Wednesday sundown- Thursday sundown=1 day

Thursday sundown-Friday sundown =2 days

Friday sundown- Saturday sundown = 3 days

He rose sometime Saturday night and the women found the empty tomb on Sunday morning

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Also, bear in mind Jesus had been flogged beforehand. This would entail being beaten with a whip that had pieces of bone or metal affixed. The method was to strike, get the bone/metal to to grip into the tissue, then give it a jerk to shred someone's tissue from their body and bones. In some cases, it was part of the Roman's capital punishment process.

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Even with all that He died faster than usual. The other two were still alive and had to be taken down so they weren't there on the Sabbath, and Pilate didn't initially believe He was already dead.

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Was he ever even actually dead?

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No, tgrbaitn08, it was all one big hoax that all the perpetrators stuck to, even when they were being tortured and persecuted to uphold the lie.

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This is something the edgy trolls like 08 don’t want to talk about. Look at what the disciples did in the garden when Jesus was arrested. They all fled. I think it was only John who actually went to the crucifixion. Even Peter denied him three times. From a strictly earthly standpoint, logic would tell them the whole thing with Jesus was done.

But then, after all that, all those who abandoned Him and denied Him, would dedicate their life to spreading His gospel. They’d give up their life as they’d known it to travel around the known world to spread this gospel. They’d suffer horribly to spread the gospel , even to the point of death.

So, the obvious question is why would they, those who fled from Him at the end, only days later dedicate their life to telling the world about Him? Why would they endure the privations, torture, and horrible deaths for Him? What caused such a gargantuan change of heart in these men? What was their motivation? What did they have to gain? Wealth? Power? Status? Or was it something else? Answer that question and you’ll answer the question of is the Gospetof Jesus Christ truth or fiction.