There is no “false narrative” except in your misinterpretation of the statements in Luke.
The 14th of the Aviv is always a preparation day. the 16th day is a regular business day, being the 6th day of the week, and the 17th is the regular weekly Sabbath.
This is indeed what we find in the scriptures if we look at all of the gospels, and don’t selectively read.
When one connects Yeshua’s testimony to the rest of the facts, there is no conflict, unlike the pagan catholic twisting to put the Passover on the regular Sabbath, which is a rare occurrence in any case.
The gospels do call for a regular business day between the Passover and the weekly sabbath, which is the day on which the embalming materials were purchased and applied. These things couldn’t be done on any Sabbath or high day in Judea.
The gospels clearly call for two Sabbath days separated by a regular commercial day, both logically and textually.
assertions, more assertions, but absolutely no scriptural references to back up any of them.
i carefully went through all four Gospels to show they all go chronologically from the sixth day preparation to the sabbath to the first day of the week. ALL OF THEM AGREE.
not one Gospel mentions two separate days of preparation, not one Gospel indicates two sabbath days that week, not one Gospel indicates the women rested twice. NOT ONE.
here is a news flash, people died everyday in Jerusalem, probably 20 a day on average. buying spices to prepare the body WAS NO BIG DEAL, it was an everyday event. probably could be done in 15 minutes to half an hour, leaving the women plenty of time to go to the tomb THE SAME DAY. the fact they did this on the first day of the week rather than the sixth is further proof Jesus died on the sixth day, rested on the seventh and rose on the first day.
here is the true hallmark of a cultist, they take one verse in the Bible, twist it to their own destruction and build a movement around it. in the process, they attack historic, orthodox Christianity with all they have as “pagan”.
Jesus told us ahead of time this would happen, it is still amazing to watch it unfold in our lifetime.
the devil is slick, if he can plant doubts on whether Christians know what day Jesus died, well, what else do they have wrong? the keeping of the 7th day sabbath?? hmm..