The Good Friday Myth
and the Prophecy it Conceals
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The Good Friday Myth Most of us consider Bible study to be a somewhat daunting task. The Bible contains so much information that we just don’t understand. In many places the Lord spoke in parables specifically to deny understanding to “them that are without” (Mark Over the years, numerous church leaders introduced errors in our understanding in order to further their own goals. Either intentionally or through ignorance, many of these errors have been handed down through the ages as infallible doctrine. Challenging them was branded as heresy. The basis of Christian faith is that God gave His only begotten Son to die for our sins. Jesus Christ, His Son, was crucified, died, buried, and rose from the grave “according to the Scriptures” (1 Cor 15:3). For Christianity to be valid, this must have occurred just as the Bible said. Just one discrepancy in this account would cast doubt on the inerrancy of the whole Bible. Yet Christian scholars cannot agree as to the exact sequence of events surrounding the very foundation of their faith. Most people believe that Jesus was crucified on Friday. Others believe it was Wednesday, and a few even understand it to have been on a Thursday. It would be easy to say that we can agree that it happened and yet disagree as to the details of how it happened. If we cannot understand and agree on the basics, how can we witness to others and convince them that we, as Christians, have the true faith? With this in mind, I ask you: When was the crucifixion? * * * * * * * * * * * * * * World War and Heptadic Patterns “Heptadics” is a word you won’t find in the dictionary. The dictionary defines a heptad as “a series or group of seven.” It comes from the Greek heptas, or hepta. When you add the suffix “-ic” it becomes an adjective that refers to something “of, (or) having to do with” units of seven.24 So, heptadics merely refers to patterns that occur in sevens. A lot of effort has gone into keeping the true crucifixion timeline hidden from us. Why do you think that is? Deceiving us with a Friday or Wednesday crucifixion does not keep us from recognizing that Jesus Christ is risen. There has to be something else going on and indeed there is!
Formats Book Details This is one Bible study you won’t want to miss. It shows when the Crucifixion really occurred, and how to confirm that from the Old Testament alone. Fresh insights reveal previously unrecognized parallels between the Crucifixion and modern history that illustrate how the Crucifixion timeline is a key to understanding end times prophecy. Recognizing our place in the procession of last day events will enable those who already know the Lord as their savior to become more efficient in their Christian service. Twelve previously unrecognized patterns illustrate where we are in that schedule of last day events. Even if you disagree with the positions presented, these are issues you need to have answers for. Cecil Davies is a truck driver, not a pastor or theologian. He began this study after losing a truck coming down a mountain. He’s a working man who writes in plain language without the specialized vocabulary most scholars use. His livelihood isn’t tied to Biblical interpretation. He doesn’t have to be politically correct. That leaves him free to raise questions and tackle issues that would get most pastors laughed out of the pulpit. He believes the Bible is God’s infallible word and each time man has thought they found an error or contradiction, the true short-coming has been in man’s own understanding. So he’s not afraid to confront big time preachers who’ve been promoting a misunderstanding of God’s word.
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