Christians, When Jesus died for our sins? what date?

Question

date? and why is important no know it? and only truly christians.

Luke 22:1-5 Jesus was celebrating passover

that date is in Exodus 12:1-5 (Day 14)

Exodus 13:1-5 (ABIB month)

Esther 3:7 (ABIB or NISAN same month 900 years later)

Friday Nisan 14 year 33
that information is in the book "What Does the Bible Really Teach?" edited by Watchtower bible and tracht chapter 5.

Maybe for christians is not important but for Jesus was according to Luke 22:1-19 specially 19.

AndreF why don´t you use the bible the word of God, to prove your point.

Answer 1

nisan 14, 33 CE

PASSOVER

Passover (Heb., pe´sach; Gr., pa´skha) was instituted the evening preceding the Exodus from Egypt. The first Passover was observed about the time of full moon, on the 14th day of Abib (later called Nisan) in the year 1513 B.C.E. This was thereafter to be celebrated annually. (Ex 12:17-20, 24-27) Abib (Nisan) falls within the months March-April of the Gregorian calendar. Passover was followed by seven days of the Festival of Unfermented Cakes, Nisan 15-21. Passover commemorates the deliverance of the Israelites from Egypt and the ‘passing over’ of their firstborn when Jehovah destroyed the firstborn of Egypt. Seasonally, it fell at the beginning of the barley harvest.—Ex 12:14, 24-47; Le 23:10.

Passover was a memorial celebration; therefore the Scriptural command was: “And it must occur that when your sons say to you, ‘What does this service mean to you?’ then you must say, ‘It is the sacrifice of the passover to Jehovah, who passed over the houses of the sons of Israel in Egypt when he plagued the Egyptians, but he delivered our houses.’”—Ex 12:26, 27.

Since the Jews reckoned the day as starting after sundown and ending the next day at sundown, Nisan 14 would begin after sundown. It would be in the evening after Nisan 13 concluded that the Passover would be observed. Since the Bible definitely states that Christ is the Passover sacrifice (1Co 5:7) and that he observed the Passover meal the evening before he was put to death, the date of his death would be Nisan 14, not Nisan 15, in order to fulfill accurately the time feature of the type, or shadow, provided in the Law.—Heb 10:1.

Answer 2

It is not important to know it.
But it probably occured in the traditional 33 AD, on the Friday before the Passover (14 Nisan, I believe?)

There is some argument. Some people believe that Jesus died on the Passover, and that the Last Supper was a passover meal. In fact, the Gospels have the apostles eating leavened bread at the Last Supper, and John specifically mentions that the Pharisees were preparing to eat the Passover while Jesus was on trial Saturday morning.

Others date the birth of Christ a few years earlier than the traditional 1 BC, and back-date the crucifixion to 29 or 30 AD, when the Passover occured ealier in the week. But the Bible mentions an eclipse that occured on the Passover, 33 AD.

Others say that Jesus must have been dead for three whole days. That is not necessarily true. "Three" could include any part of the three days in question, and no passages claim that Jesus was dead for three entire days. The idea of "three days" represented an esoteric principle anyway.

Answer 3

Nisan 14- Jewish calendar.
He died on Passover of 33 C.E.

It is the only Holiday that is commanded to be commemorated in the Bible: the Day of Jesus' death.
It is when all the work he accomplished came to fruition.
By giving His life, dying, He paid for all of our sins- if we take advantage of this, by following in His footsteps in our daily lives.
excerpt from article in 2nd link below:
"Why did God require the death of a perfect man? Well, what was Jehovah God's penalty for Adam if he sinned? Was it not death? (Genesis 2:16, 17) "The wages sin pays is death," wrote the apostle Paul. (Romans 6:23) Adam paid for his sin with his own death. He was given life, he chose to sin, and he died as a penalty for his sin. (Genesis 3:19) What about the condemnation that the entire human race came under because of that sin? A death was needed to atone for their sins."

Answer 4

Not every one is forgiven just because Jesus died on the cross. The date that you believe he died FOR YOU becomes the date that you are forgiven, otherwise - you are not forgiven! Don't deceive yourself into thinking that you will receive mercy when you live like Jesus' death is irrelevant or inconsequential to you. The specific date of the cruxificion is immaterial; the Easter weekend is symolic and special, not for the date but rather for it's importance to us as a reminder of how God feels about humans and sin. God does not ignore sin, (disobedience). He deals with it. Focusing on the day can take away from 'the reason' the day is worth focusing on. The only thing special about the time is that God chose to pay for our sins on the weekend that the Jewish nation had been asked to celebrate the passover. shalom.

Answer 5

He died the Friday after passover. Passover was on a Thursday.

Answer 6

No one knows the date...since spring is associated with rebirth...it became the time of year to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ........just as life dies in the winter and is resurrected in the spring. The date isn't important to know....the meaning of it all is important...not the date

Answer 7

oh no one knows the real date Jesus died. It's not anywhere in the Bible. sorry. all we know is that it was when he was 33

Answer 8

2007 yrs ago. the date's based on Jesus life. Two thousand aprox. yr. ago.

Answer 9

The date is not important. The fact that he died and was resurrected is what is meaningful.

Answer 10

If Jesus is God and God is eternal, then he never died, therefore, no sacrifice.

So the answer is the year never, c.e.