>> “Jesus, being resurrected, met with the faithful on that Sunday...” <<
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That is a deliberate mistranslation!
The Hebrew original said not “sunday” but “the first of the weeks,” which was a Havdalah convocation that always occured when the first day began, which was what we pagan fools call “saturday night.”
Nice try!
Yeshua’s sheep never met on “sunday.”
First: Thank you for the compliment for my nice try.
Second: The mistranslation you decry is just my understanding of the gospel accounts from various english bibles and commentaries. I may be a dupe, but I’m not a deliberate deceiver.
Third: I understood the NT was written in Greek. Even so, if the Havdalah ( I looked it up) marks the end of the sabbath, Behold, comes Sunday.
Fourth: If by Yeshua you mean Jesus Christ, you cannot be saying He deliberately avoided meeting on Sunday.
Fifth: Being a pagan can be cured.
Sixth: What is the radius of a 90 degree curve whose tangent length is 25 feet?