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When did Jesus actually die—before the Passover meal or after? This question has puzzled Bible readers for centuries. The Synoptic Gospels (Matthew, Mark, and Luke) seem to say one thing, while the Gospel of John appears to say another. In this video, we explore the timeline of Jesus’ crucifixion, comparing the accounts in the Gospels to uncover the historical and theological context behind the apparent contradiction. Was Jesus crucified on Passover, or before it, as the Lamb of God? What is the significance of the timing, and how do scholars and theologians reconcile the differences? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEN2utdYEYQ

What It Means to “Rightly Divide the Word of Truth” 🔥 2 Timothy 2:15 - “Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.” Many quote this verse, but few understand its depth and demand. To “rightly divide” (Greek: orthotomeō) literally means to cut straight - as a skilled worker would hew a straight path or a priest would divide the sacrificial offering with precision. Paul, speaking to Timothy, charges every believer - especially those handling Scripture - to be accurate, honest, and Spirit-led in their interpretation and teaching of God’s Word. ✅ It means discerning context over convenience. ✅ It means understanding genre, covenant, audience, and time. ✅ It means not forcing personal opinions into divine revelation. ✅ It means distinguishing between what was descriptive and what is prescriptive. ✅ It means interpreting the Old Testament in light of Christ, not apart from Him (Luke 24:27). When we fail to rightly divide, we risk creating false doctrine, breeding confusion, and misrepresenting God’s character. But when we do it rightly - bathed in prayer, grounded in the Spirit, with reverence for Scripture’s unity - we become approved workmen, trustworthy stewards of eternal truth. 🛐 May our study not be shallow but Spirit-shaped. May our sermons not be soundbites but sound doctrine. May we never handle God’s Word carelessly. 💬 What challenges have you faced in rightly dividing the Word of Truth? Let’s grow together - comment below! #ScriptureInContext #RightlyDivide #BiblicalTruth #2Timothy215 #ChristianTheology #SoundDoctrine #BibleStudy #TruthMatters