The Resurrection Was Not on Sunday

The only sign Christ gave that He was the Messiah was that He would be in the grave for three days and three nights. Traditional Christianity has Christ dying on Friday and rising on Sunday morning. That duration is not three days and three nights. Is traditional Christianity deceived about the only sign Christ gave of being the Messiah?

By Gerald Flurry • February 26, 2010

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