At Easter Tide, no. 3 Opus 182, C. V. Stanford

I would like to have renamed the Title to At Pesach Tide

Although according to the Biblical calender Yeshua is crucified on 14th Nissan, was this year last (Good Friday) and He rose after three days and three nights. Since he died at 15 PM, He would have been risen this year on Monday 15PM.

In the year He died,, the 14th Nissan was on a Wednesday, and Yehsua rose at the end of the Sabbath and on Sunday morning Mary and Martha discovered that the tomb was empty.

Birthdays and dying dates are always on a date, not on a day. Very strange that the crucification of Yeshua is always remembered on Friday, every year another date. Have you ever thought how you have been mislead by the Roman Catholic church??