Grace Edith Amadon

The importance of the Position of the ancient Passover month can scarcely be overestimated by those who hold to a Friday crucifixion. The question of true Mosaic chronology was the first step the 1844 Adventists…

The first part of this answer to the problem of a "Wednesday Crucifixion" has stressed the inconsistency of substituting the name of the United States Naval Observatory for the authority of the Pentateuch and the gospel…

After the destruction of the second temple in 70 A. D., when the lamb was no longer sacrificed among the scattered Jews, the expressions "Passover" and "unleav­ened bread" came to be used interchangeably. In Josephus…

There is significant and impressive his­tory connected with every Biblical date. It is the purpose of this series to place before readers of the Ministry dependable methods by which the chronological outline of both history…

In medieval centuries Jewish manuscripts were still extant with reference to the ancient Passover date. Both the Arabian chronologer Albirani and the Jewish philosopher Mainioni­des had these sources in hand, although…

In the first part of this historical series, it was shown that Von Hammer erred in his use of the Turkish calendar. It was customary with him to write the year of the Hegira above its corresponding Julian year, as, for example, 701/1301.¹…

In the study on the ancient Passover date in the February Ministry, attention was called to the statement by Aristobulus that the fourteenth day of the first Jewish month always followed the evening when the…

In several of the books by Ellen G. White there are important references to the an­cient Jewish Passover. But the word "Pass­over," as employed, is by no means limited to the fourteenth day of the first month, Abib, or…