[wideawake]

Your exhaustive timeline presumes that we know which exact Jewish year the resurrection took place and therefore what day of the Roman week the 14th of Nisan was that year.

The claim that "the Bible says Wednesday" is, under the best possible interpretation, deliberately misleading.

[RaceBannon]

oh, no, not at all, if we KNOW what day the tomb was empty, we just count backwards

see? it really IS that simple, the tomb was found empty on the First day of the week, Sunday

[Just mythoughts]

Your exhaustive timeline presumes that we know which exact Jewish year the resurrection took place and therefore what day of the Roman week the 14th of Nisan was that year. The claim that "the Bible says Wednesday" is, under the best possible interpretation, deliberately misleading.

IF you can count, and given in our modern era, Sunday, is the 'first' day of the week, and Christ was NOT in the tomb when the 'sun' rose, it is NOT misleading to say the Bible's time-line would make it our named day Wednesday the 'day' of the Crucifixion. More than one place it is Written that Christ would be in the tomb 3 days and 3 nights. It is not even possible to get anywhere near this time frame IF the Crucifixion took place on what some claim happened on Friday.