nisan in English
An extra month is intercalated every three years, just before the month of Nisan .
Use "nisan" in a sentence
1. It is getting late on Friday afternoon, Nisan 14.
2. Nisan corresponds to March/ April on our present calendar.
3. □ How did Jesus expose the hypocritical clergy on Nisan 11?
4. Nisan, in the spring, is consistently equated in these books with the ‘first month’ of Exodus ; Nisan, indeed, was the first month of the Babylonian calendar.
5. The firstfruits of the barley harvest offered on Nisan 16 foreshadowed Jesus’ resurrection
6. And that is precisely what Jesus did on Nisan 14, 33 C.E.
7. Second, Jesus died on the 14th day of the lunar month of Nisan.
8. Consider, for example, what happened on Sunday, Nisan 9, of the year 33 C.E.
9. 26 This date corresponds to Nisan 14, which was when Jesus held the last valid Passover.
10. How grateful all Israelite parents must have been on the night of Nisan 14, 1513 B.C.E.!
11. Hence, the 20th year of rulership mentioned at Nehemiah 2:1 began in Nisan of 455 B.C.E.
12. Counting from the first month of Nisan, Adar brings us to the final month on the calendar
13. The setting sun on Thursday begins Nisan 14 —the last day of Jesus’ life on earth as a human.
14. 17 For the next two days —Nisan 12 and 13— Jesus does not openly show himself at the temple.
15. On Nisan 14 (about April 1), 33 C.E., Jesus was arrested, tried, sentenced, and executed on the false charge of sedition.
16. A sheaf of the new barley harvest was offered every year on Nisan 16, the day that Jesus was resurrected
17. Nisan is part of a thriving subculture of men and women in Japan who indulge in real relationships with imaginary characters.
18. The evening provides cool relief from the hot journey and marks the start of the Sabbath of Nisan 8.—John 12:1, 2.
19. The Babylonian months of Nisan, Sivan, Elul, Kislev, Tevet, Shevat, and Adar are used either on their own or alongside numbered months
20. (Genesis 22:18; Galatians 3:16) On Nisan 14, 33 C.E., Jesus stood before Pontius Pilate in the Roman governor’s palace in Jerusalem.
21. (Jewish Tanakh version) This indicates that “between the two evenings” referred to the twilight period, from sunset (which begins Nisan 14) to actual darkness.
22. Nisan (Abib), Sivan, Ab, Tishri (Ethanim), and Shebat regularly had 30 days each; Iyyar (Ziv), Tammuz, Elul, and Tebeth regularly had 29 days each.
23. We can estimate when Jesus was Born by counting backward from his death on Passover, Nisan 14 in the spring of the year 33 C.E
24. Nisan 1 starts when the new moon nearest the spring equinox (the start of spring in the Northern Hemisphere) becomes visible at sunset in Jerusalem.
25. This had its typical fulfillment on Nisan 11, 12, A.D. 33 when Christ Jesus cleansed the literal temple at Jerusalem and drove out the money changers.
26. The Assyrian new year festival, known as Resha d-Nisan (literally 'Head of April'), is celebrated on the first day of spring and continues for 12 days.
27. Why, now, was there an absence of leaven at this ceremony on Nisan 16 whereas on the related festival of Pentecost there was the presence of leaven?
28. On the Biblical calendar the month of Adar (אֲדָר) is the last month of the year counting from Nisan (though on the civil calendar it is the sixth month counting from Tishri)
29. Adar Is Here Be Happy!! The month of Adar is the last month of the year counting from Nisan and is referred to in Tanach (abbreviation for Torah, Prophets and Writings) this way
30. Modern Jews cling to the rabbinical view that the lamb was to be slaughtered near the end of Nisan 14, between the time when the sun began to descend (about three o’clock) and the actual sunset.
31. In Asia Minor, Christians observed the day of the Crucifixion on the same day that Jews Celebrated the Passover offering—that is, on the 14th day of the first full moon of spring, 14 Nisan (see Jewish calendar)
32. (Luke 22:19, 20; 1 Corinthians 11:23-25) When Jesus instituted this meal on the night of Nisan 14, 33 C.E., he used unleavened bread and red wine, representing his sinless human body and his perfect blood.
33. Bethphage figures in the account of Jesus’ approach to Jerusalem and as the point from which he sent out his disciples to obtain the ass upon which he rode during his triumphal entry into Jerusalem, Nisan 9, of the year 33 C.E.
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