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Where did I ask after post #32?

Simply curious, plus the information might prove useful down the road sometime in discussions about the crucifixion/resurrection accounts. Or maybe not.

I don't have a denomination. And where have I advocated for the Sabbath in this topic? What theological nonsense have I expounded?

Using a midnight-to-midnight calendar day, the first six hours is night time, then there are twelve hours of daytime and then six hours of a new night time, at which point the next calendar day begins.

And I think that the answer was that Maundy Thursday observers use a midnight-to-midnight calendar day which would place the Lord's Supper sometime during the 2nd night of Thursday. That's all I wanted to know.

See post #25.

I guess that is one way to get out of answering questions.

So, what did you mean with regard to 'evening' in post #2 when you wrote - "Matthew and Mark state "evening"? To which scriptures are you referring? Just the opposite. I was simply asking in what part of a calendar day did the Lord's Supper actually take place. What? Where is that coming from?

I need to get back on track here. The only purpose at this time for this topic was to find out what observers of Maundy Thursday think with regard to when the Lord's Supper took place. Was it during the night time, i.e., the first half of Thursday, or was it during the daytime of the second...

Maybe so. Po18guy wrote: "The same TRADITION that YOUR tradition teaches..." I merely told him my tradition which doesn't seem to be the same as his tradition. I don't understand. Who said that the Last Supper was offered after He was crucified? Look, this topic is simply asking, with...

I was brought up in the tradition that the Lord's Supper took place on a Friday night. Maundy Thursday, though, says that it was sometime on Thursday. And what is the revealed truth with regard to Maundy Thursday?

I don't know of any scriptures which say what the tradition of the Church is.

What is the tradition of the Church with regard to the part of the day in which the resurrection occurred - night time or daytime?

I don't know. So, you're saying that the Catholic's term "Maundy Thursday" is using a midnight-to-midnight calendar day as opposed to the way it was during the Messiah's time. I do now, assuming that po18guy has it correct that the last supper took place during the second night of Thursday...

po18guy, re: "So, you are Adventist? Or Seventh Day Baptist?" Why do you need to know that in order to answer my questions?