Many Christians believe Jesus was crucified on Good Friday, but the scriptures clearly show that he was crucified on Wednesday and rose again exactly three days and three nights later.

Well, join us on this edition of The End Time Show because we're going to explore Jesus' master plan of salvation and how the suffering lamb reversed

Adam's fall and now offers eternal life to all who enter through that narrow gate.

Music Good afternoon, everybody. I'm Dave Robbins with End Time Ministries, and I do thank you for joining me on this

edition of The End Time Show. And, you know, many of us are anticipating, celebrating the resurrection

of Jesus Christ this coming Sunday. We celebrate it every day, but I know that this is a day that's

kind of been chosen to celebrate it.

And many people will go to church, you know, on Easter when they may not go any other time of the year.

So I say whatever it takes to get people to church, right?

But the message that I'm about to present to you today is as prophetic as any verse in the Bible.

Actually, everything, including our eternal destination, centers around the message that I'm

going to tell you today. Now, first I want to kind of clear up a kind of a tradition that's out there. Because traditionally, Good Friday

commemorates Jesus' crucifixion for many. However, Scripture shows that Jesus was crucified on

Wednesday, not Friday. And some people would say, well, why does it matter? Well, it's Bible. And to me,

if it's in the Bible, I want to tell the truth about it, right? I want to know the truth. And if there's

the amount of days and timelines and all these things, I'm very, very interested in that, as are many

other people. So we're going to get into it today, but I'm going to also talk to you about

the plan of salvation that Jesus Christ purchased on Calvary. We'll get into that and tell the story.

So in this Jesus crucified on Wednesday, in John 1931, it says, the Jews therefore, because it was the preparation that the bodies should not

remain upon the cross on the Sabbath day. For that Sabbath day, which would have been on a

Thursday that week that Jesus was crucified, for that Sabbath day was in high day. And they

besought pilot that their legs might be broken, that they might be taken

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