Maundy Thursday?

At Brunch.

Did you try reading the Gospels? They are very clear on this:

Matthew 26:17-30, Mark 14:12-26, Luke 22:7-38, John 13.

re: "At Brunch."

So, during the daytime of the 2nd half of Thursday.

Seriously?

Remembering that the Jewish day began at sunset and consisted of 12 hours of Darkness followed by 12 hours of daylight. Jesus held his last Passover meal with his disciples on Wednesday night, the fourteenth day of Nisan in the year 30 A.D. He was sentenced to be crucified by Pilate at midnight the 6th hour of darkness, nailed to the cross at 6 AM on Wednesday morning, died at 3 PM Wednesday afternoon and was buried just as the sun was setting on Wednesday and the night of Thursday was descending.

Jesus remained in the tomb all Thursday night and the following Thursday, Friday night and the following Friday, Saturday night and the following Saturday, and was risen sometime in the early evening of Sunday and when the women came to the tomb in the darkness of Sunday morning before sunrise, they found the tomb empty.

You're so full of yourself that you think I really believe it was a brunch? I was trying to get the moron to read the source material for himself. I don't believe in induction learning. Not when the source material is there for the having.

My mistake, there are two morons involved. And I am at most the third and least moron.

I neither know nor do I care what you believe old mate, I have simply supplied the truth of the three days and nights that Jesus remained in the tomb, after he had been crucified on Wednesday the 14th day of Nisan in the year 30 A.D., as revealed in the source material recorded in the bible. You will continue to believe whatsoever you wish to believe.

According to the account of the Last Supper there was no Pascal Lamb eaten on that night, instead, Jesus offered to his disciples the bread and the wine that symbolized the body and blood of the true sacrifice, which was the 365 year old Enoch, who was translated from a mortal body of flesh and blood into a glorious immortal body of light in order that he should never experience death.

AND it was He, the true sacrifice that God had prepared for us, who descended upon Jesus in the form of a dove on the day he was baptised and filled him with his spirit as the heavenly voice was heard to say, "You are my son (My chosen heir and successor) this day I have begotten thee."