Tomb (Sepluchre)

Why would the women go to the tomb with spices when the body of Jesus would have been already decomposing?

What do we know about what happened while Jesus was in the tomb? Do we know where He was?

What did Jesus do after He died and was in the tomb?

How are the 3 days and 3 nights calculated? And compared to Jonah? [Matthew 12:40, Jonah 2:1, 1 Corinthians 15:3-4, Mark 9:31, Luke 24:46].

Why do we not have a record of which is correct The Garden Tomb or at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher was located? [John 4:21, Acts 7:47-50, Luke 3:1, Psalm 24:1].

Does the rolling away of the stone prove that God raised Jesus, rather than He raising Himself without God's intervention?

Could the spices used for the burial of Jesus been symbolically used because of the priesthood of Jesus, having been named in the Exodus as exclusively for the priests? [John 2:22, Exodus 30:22-28, Exodus 30:34].

Can you help me reconcile the timeline irregularities of the "three days and three nights" in the tomb (considering the Sabbath, the Passover, and the resurrection)?

Caller shares information about the burial spices in ancient cultures and some of the symbolism about them. [Exodus 30:23-25].

In contrast to Jewish tradition, why would the women take spices to the tomb, when he was already buried in the tomb? [Mark 16:3].

How did the Jewish people deal with the miracle of the resurrection? [Matthew 28:11-13].

What do you think of the story of other people coming out of their tombs at the same time of the resurrection? [Matthew 27:51-53].

What is the parallel between Jesus saying He would raise up the temple in 3 days, and His resurrection? [I Corinthians 15:4, Matthew 12:40, John 2:19].

How many women were at the tomb? [Luke 23:55, Luke 24:1].

Could it not be that the women at the tomb were to shake things up at bit, because women were so disrespected in that culture?

Are not the conspiracies surrounding the attempt to discredit the resurrection suggest a mindset that goes against reason and evidence?

Where did Jesus' body go after the crucifixion and resurrectioin? [Luke 24:39]

Where did Jesus go for the 3 days after He died? [1 Peter 3:20-21, Revelation 20:14, Acts 2:27, Luke 23:43].

Caller shares her view of the "3 Days & 3 Nights" prediction in the tomb.

Could you talk about the disparity of the 3 days and 3 nights prediction for the days Jesus was in the tomb, if He was crucified on Friday and resurrected on Sunday? [Matthew 12:40].

Could you clarify the contradiction between the number of days Jonah in the whale and the days Jesus was in the tomb?

Would you talk about the resurrection, and the day of the week relative to the Passover? [Psalm 16:10].

Could explain the problem with the 3 days not adding up between the crucifixion and the resurrection? [Matthew 12:40].

What do you think of my idea about why the 3 days for the resurrection doesn't really add up to 3 days? [I Corinthians 15:4].

How do you resolve the seeming contradiction between "3 days and 3 nights" and Jesus rising on the third day? [I Corinthians 1:4, Jonah 2-3].

Would you clarify the various ways to see when Jesus was crucified, His time in the tomb and His Resurrection and how it comes out to 3 days? [I Corinthians 15:4, Matthew 12:40].

When Jesus was in the tomb, where was His soul? [Psalm 16:10, Acts 2:27, I Peter 3:20, I Peters 1:11, 2 Peter 2:5].

What are the best evidences for the resurrection of Jesus? [1 Peter 3:15, I Corinthians 15:6].

Can you talk about the significance of the folded napkin in the tomb? [John 20:7].

Is there a reason why Jesus was in the grave for three days, specifically, rather than some other length of time?

Do you think that the three days for the time in the tomb has significance because typically the 4th day, bodies tend to decompose, and the Bible says His body would not see corruption? [Psalm 16:9-11].

How does the 3 days and 3 nights work in the tomb? [I Corinthians 15].

When Jesus said he would be was in the heart of the earth for 3 days & 3 nights, did He mean that literally? [Luke 13:32-33, Matthew 12:40, Jonah 1:17].

Is it true that Jesus wanted women to be the first at the tomb, so that they would no longer be under the curse and have to be submitted to their husbands?