"A dating table, which appeared in Christianity Today: The Day That Jesus Died - (March 29, 1974), the results of a computer analysis ... show that the only year between 27 and 34 A.D. that the 14th Nisan fell on Thursday was in the year 30 A.D.

"The most widely accepted date for Jesus' crucifixion is 30 A.D. Careful students will observe that biblical historians repeatedly refer to this date."

(Quoting from the Christianity Today article, reproduced and analyzed in Truth Magazine)

WITH THESE Endnotes:

1. I.S.B.E., "Chronology of the New Testament," Vol. 1, pp. 644B-645.

2. I.S.B.E., "Pontius Pilate," Vol. IV, p. 2396.

3. I.S.B.E., "Tiberius," Vol. V, p. 2979.

4. I.S.B.E., "Temple" (Herod's), Vol. V, p. 2937.

5. Ibid.

Guardian of Truth XXVIII: 10, pp. 296-297, May 17, 1984
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