Presented by Farrell Pickering June 2014 (1 hr 5 min)

Have you ever wondered why some people sanctify Friday as their Holy Day, others proclaim Saturday to be the Sabbath, and meanwhile, the majority of Christians worship on Sunday? Does it even matter? And if it does, is it possible to determine just which on of our Pagan-named weekdays is actually the 7^th day? In history, who decided “Moon-day” (Monday), “Sun-day” (Sunday), “Saturn’s-day” (Saturday) or any other Pagan-named day was the Sabbath? Has an unbroken 7-day cycle been absolutely maintained throughout the ages? Join us as we search out the answers, and journey back in time to the last week of Christ’s ministry. There we will find a scriptural pattern that resolves the issue once and for all—and there again, we will stand amazed at the majesty of God’s appointed times.

By carefully following the chronological record as laid out in the Gospels and the appointed times during the week of Passover, we are able to construct the last week of the Savior’s mortal ministry and resurrection.