haha! pasabut ana bro kay ang time scaling(pagbahin sa oras) sa mga Jews sa unang panahon compared sa atoang panahon karun(which is 24 hour/day na atoang time scaling from 12:00am to 11:59pm) kay lahi ra..
sa ato karun ug muingun tag new day starting from 12AM
sa mga jew,panahon ni Kristo new day = pagsubang sa adlaw more or less mga 6am
according to this link:Jewish Time
The Jewish day does not begin and end at midnight as does the secular calendar day. Midnight is not a distinguishable astronomic event. In the era before the modern clock, a specific hour of the night could not be precisely known, whereas an hour of the day was easily determined by sighting the location of the sun. Thus, the day had to begin by precise, simple and universally recognized standards. This meant that the day had to be reckoned either from the beginning of night or the beginning of day.
therefore as the article suggests, Jewish time scale counts one day either from 6AM-6PM or 6PM to 6AM(basing from current time scale)
sa binisaya pa, sa pagsubang sa adlaw, usa na na ka adlaw para nila.
sa pagsawp pud sa adlaw, lain na pud na nga adlaw.
(although this is just how i understood Jewish time scale ha but i could be wrong...so if naay kahibaw sa specs diri..please enlighten..thank you)
kadtong 3pm nga oras sa pagkamatay sa atong Ginoo kay convertion na sa original txt nga 9th hour sa Jewish time Scaling..
so kung 6am(our time scaling) magstart ang day sa Jewish time scaling therefore and 9th hour would be 3PM(our time scaling).
and kanang 3 days after Jesus died, he rose again..dili na necessarily 72 hours or literally 3 days(our time scaling)..
because kanang phrase nga on the third day He rose again based na siya sa scripture nga ang gibasehan sa paghisgut sa oras kay Jewish time Scaling(pagsubang sa adlaw hangtud sa pagsawp ang usa ka adlaw para nila) butang ta lang uf 6am to 6pm sa current time scaling ha
first day(6am-6pm) - on the 9th hour which 3pm sa atoang time scale namatay si kristo
second day(6pm-6am)
third day(6am-6pm)-nabanhaw si Kristo
therefore 3 days after His death Siya nabanhaw basing from JEWISH time scaling
dili sa atoang current time scaling nga gigamit karun..
hope this makes sense.. if libog gihapun, i guess i'm not able to simplify the explaination further..my apologies..![]()
Last edited by noy; 08-15-2013 at 12:05 AM.
ah ok bro gets na nako...
murag naay part sa bible nga nag mention ug iglesya ni kristo ROMA 16:16 man cguro,, nagpasabot ba kini nga mao nah ang matuod nga relihiyon ug dili ang katoliko?
bro, please ko review sa akoang gipost kay ako tong gi edit ug mas detalyado nga explanation. thank you
i don't see how Romans 16:16 relates to our topic by the way..unless it's another question which i believe is somewhat OT 'cause it's not a question directed to Catholicism
anyways, kanang Iglesia ni Kristo kay si Felix Manalo ang nagsugod ana and it started 1914..
Iglesia ni Cristo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
a little trivia about greek translations from this link:The ekklesia and the kuriakon | The Assembling of the Church
The Greek term ἐκκλησία (ekklesia) is normally translated by the English word “church” in the New Testament. What most people do not know is that the English word “church” did not originate from the word ἐκκλησία (ekklesia) nor from the concept of the ἐκκλησία (ekklesia) as expressed in the New Testament.
Instead, the English word “church” originated with the Greek word κυριακός‚ (kuriakos), which means “belonging to the Lord”. This word is used twice in the New Testament:
therefore dili nato unta na himuong basehan ang romans 16:16(greek bible) sa atong pagpangita sa dalan nga gibutang ni Kristo 'cause it takes a lot more than Greek translations, it even takes a lot more than religion or denomination itself.
the Catholic Church started when Christ apointed His apostles which can be traced through Apostolic Succession...
ikaw lay timbang2x bro..
i have nothing against INC, not in for conparison as well.. i'm sure that they have their reasons for their Faith. it's between them and God.
mao as much as possible let's stick with the topic. ask questions about Roman Catholicism lang bro.![]()
Last edited by noy; 08-15-2013 at 12:15 AM.
*Athough everything in the bible is considered sacred and holy,
to be specific biblical principles about Loving God above all else and others as ourselves.
*Only God knows knows the correct interpretation of Biblical accounts.
the Catholic Church does not interpret the Bible nor based her doctrine on how the Church Leader interprets scriptures but as to how it has been said and done in Apostolic times. hence apostolic tradition.
*Can you be more specific on what biblical principles have similarities with non-Catholic teachings?
John 20:21-23
Again Jesus said, “Peace be with you! As the Father has sent me, I am sending you.” And with that he breathed on them and said, “Receive the Holy Spirit. If you forgive anyone’s sins, their sins are forgiven; if you do not forgive them, they are not forgiven.”
(This is one of only two times we are told that God breathed on man, the other being in Genesis 2:7, when he made man a living soul. It emphasizes how important the establishment of the sacrament of penance was.)
hence called a Sacrament as it was instituted by Christ.
for further details: The Forgiveness of Sins | Catholic Answers
*can you be more specific on which part of the liturgy are you referring to?
Standard in terms of its basis and sources.
Catechism of the Catholic Church is a summary of the Catholic principles and teachings as well as practices. their sources and history most importantly their significance and purpose.
Naturally a Catholic when confused, should refer to the actual teachings of the Church.
There is only One Holy Catholic Apostolic Church which is the Church in Rome.
the other Catholic Churches you're referring to are either in full or partial communion with the Church in Rome.
the ones that are in full communion are Catholic Churches not necessarily Roman Catholic Church like the Coptic Catholic Church, the Latin Church ug uban pa..
which means they are under the shepherding of the Holy See in Rome.
others are in partial communion like the Orthodox catholic church, some Lutheran Churches..
The traditions and practices despite of some slight differences are being shared within the entire Catholic Church. regardless if in full or partial communion.
The Traditions precedes the division of Churches dating back to the time of apostolic fathers. hence held Sacred.
by the way other Catholic churches do have Bishops but only the Roman Catholic Church has a Pope.
sound doctrine would obviously mean anything that comes from Christ and those He has given the authority to do His earthly works and their successors
and could be in a form of letter or by word.
sa bibliya,,, makadaghan gi mention ang IGLISYA SA DIOS... nagpasabot ba kini nga mao ang matuod nga relihiyon?
mao ba usab kini ang relihiyon sa mga apostoles?
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