The Bible Sabbath

 How do we know that the 7th day is Saturday?


Jesus was crucified on Friday... preparation day. 

They wanted to remove the body from the cross before sunset because Sabbath was going to begin. Mark 15:42


🔴 Sabbath begins at sunset.  

Matthew 28:1, Exodus 20:8-11 


🔴 Jesus' body remained in the tomb on the Sabbath. 


🔴 First day of the week , women went to the tomb where Jesus ' body was kept. Resurrection happened before they went. Mark 16:1 


So here are three days mentioned:


1. Preparation day... Mark 15:42 

2. Sabbath... Matthews 28:1, Exodus 20:8-11 

3. First day of the week... Mark 16:1 


Now it is our turn to name the day according to the days mentioned in the Calendar. 


🔴 It is the Bible that says that the Seventh day is the Sabbath. 

Gen.2:1-3 .

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