The Final 50 Days of Jesus Christ: A Chronological Presentation and Discussion - Hardcover

by Don T. Phillips (Author)

The two most important events in the history of mankind are the Birth of Jesus Christ and the Death of Jesus Christ. When Christ was about 30 years old, He began His ministry of reconciliation at the River Jordan where He was baptized by John. This began a 3.5 year period of time during which Christ revealed Himself as the Son of God who would redeem all men from the curse of sin, and offer eternal life to all who would believe in faith that He had come to save mankind. This 3.5-year period of time ended in Jerusalem when Christ was crucified on the Cross of Calvary as the perfect sacrificial Lamb of God who would shed His blood for the forgiveness of sin. Christ was crucified, died and buried and after 3 days He rose from the grave. This book is about the last 50 days from when Christ entered Jericho on His way to Jerusalem and when He ascended to the Father. It presents in detail a detailed Chronological record of all that Christ said and did over those last 50 days. What did Jesus say? What did He do? Where did He go? The following topics are discussed and supported by Holy Scripture.

• The 7 Feasts of Israel
• The Death, Burial and Resurrection of Jesus Christ
• A Discussion and Explanation of What Christ Said and Did over the last 50 days
• Scriptural Proof that Jesus Lay in the Tomb for 3 Full Days and 3 Full Nights
• Scriptural Proof that Jesus died in 30 AD
• A Complete Exposition and Explanation of the Olivet Discourse
• The Lord's Last Supper
• The Prophetic Words of Christ Concerning the Rapture and End-time-Events
• The Betrayal of Christ
• The Jewish, Roman Hearings and Trials which Condemned Christ
• A Harmonization of the Visits of the Women to the Tomb of Christ
• Post-Resurrection Appearances of Jesus Christ

This Book was written for every Person who wants to know Jesus Christ. It should be valuable to every Christian. It is ideally suited for a Bible Study Group or Home Church Group.