The message in this book is to show you the correct day Jesus rode into Jerusalem on the donkey. Traditionally, people regard it as “Palm Sunday”, but I will present you with evidence from the holy scriptures that Jesus actually entered Jerusalem on a Saturday Sabbath. But before I can do this, I must establish the truth surrounding the day Jesus was crucified. There is a lot of information recorded for us in the Bible. Some of this information is indisputable and is obvious.
Unfortunately, some aspects of this day are controversial and therefore need a careful study of the scriptures to find out what is correct and what is false.
No one can dispute the day Jesus was crucified, which was the 14th of Aviv, also known as the month of Nisan in some Bibles, the time of the day he was crucified, the time of his death on the cross, and the time he was placed in the tomb. These aspects of our Lord’s death are undeniable and have been accurately recorded in the Bible, so what is controversial about this event?
Most traditional churches teach Jesus died on “Good Friday” and rose from the dead on “Easter Sunday”. But what is the evidence that we can get from studying the Bible? Is there sufficient proof in the scriptures to dispute these claims, even though, as I stated earlier, they are what most traditional churches teach? There is sufficient evidence to challenge the traditions of “Good Friday” and “Easter Sunday”. To accomplish this, the reader will need to honestly seek the truth. If you refuse to accept what the Bible is telling you, then you will never see the truth. You need to let go of man’s traditions, and this also means the traditions of the Church, and listen to the word of God.