The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-09
Dates of Sncrcd Evcuts.

We give the following dates of events SO
sacred to all Christians on tho authority of
the late Rev. SAMUEL FARMAR JARVIS, D. D.,
LL. D. an eminent scholar and divine of
the Episcopal Church, whose profound
loaruiug aud diligent researches into an
tiqnitics would have distinguished him in
any age; ADJ .i't #.t.
Our Savior was bora on "Wednesday, Do,
comber %, i,707, Julian period; l93d Olym-
piad ga year. 9th month";; A. L. c. Tl7, 10Th
month, 9th day.; Julian year, 30
lie was baptized by 81. john in the River
Jordan ON Sabbath Saturday, January G,
l73S. .-..I sr7
His public entity into Jerusalem was on
Palm Sunday, March 2l, 47tl Julian period;
20lst Olympiad 9TH year, 9th MONTH; A. L.
G. gS0i Julian year %, AID. 2S; l9th year of
the associate reign of the Emperor Tiberius;
10th year of his sole reign.
llo was betrayed 10y Judas Iscariol on
the following Wednesday evening, March
81.
He celebrated tho Passover aud Instituted
The Eucharist on Thursday eve Ing, March
%.
On Friday morning, March l6, at the 81
hour, or , o'clock, he was nailed to tho cross;
the hour when the lamb Of the daily morn.
ing sacrifice was offered in the romple. At
the OH hour or 3 o'clock 2 NJ, when the
luub of the daily evening sacrifice was
oltcrcd IN tha Fcmpie. ho expired. At5 +,
NJ. His body was taken down and depos.
itod in the tomb of Joseph of Arimathea.
On tho FIRST Eas er Sunday, March Is,
ahout the beginning Of the morning watch,
or } o'clock \. NJ, lilo rose from the dead
II was the morrow after the last Jewish
Sahhath, when, according 10 Tho law, the
first shoal Of tho earliest ripe grain was
waved IN tho tcmplo, by which the whole
harvest was sacrificed, that Christ 'tho first
fruits rose from the dead, as a tyne and
pledge at the future resurrection OF His
faithful followers,
On Thursday, May 6, lie ascendcd into
Heaven
On sunday May c, tho DAY Of Poutecosi,
the Holy Ghost descended upon the apostles
aud disciples. ..gf.. .nH.
4 MOonieSs NOnIh.
The month Of February, lSG6, will bo
marked IN the Astronomical calendar, as the
month which had no full moon. January
nan two iull moons, and March viii have
two but February had mono. OF coursc
I '''' ''a'N' N''lAiiNAhAN hA ltllONS that
makvs the lul moon show her face but a
few hours bclor6, the Month comes in, and
/ again few hours before The month roes
/ out ls a rare thing IN uature-hut Lo,r rare
/ dc You suppose, geutlQ rea,lcr? II has not
] occurred botore in your lifetime nor ours
/ nos Rinoc tho timo of Washington; no,
/ sioce The discovery of America hv Colum.
4 bus 10, nor since the Christian era. nor
[ since the Fall OF Alam. nor since tho crea.
lon qt the world, unless that he traced
I back myriads Of years Aud il will NOT o,.
cur again, according TO tho computation of
astronomers, for tc0 NtWjoHS and hair or
. gears or probably NEyGR-for before Thai
. cycle OF ages shall he completed, il is osr
b, Christian faith that timl will be ended. and
the solar system bo destroyed
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sLGerlNG wTru raE llEAD To rug NoRru
I Herr Or. Julius won Fschwoilcr mn ec.
/ crulrie German physician, recently died
leaving m his will what he considered n :,
/ oret for Increasing tho years of our lif,
His own age WAS 100, and ho attributed il
/ io the fact that ho ALWAYS silent with hi.
/ heat To the north aub the rest of his bodv
/ as nearly AS possible lon meridinal position
I ~ il's puaus h9 lhoughf the iron i'm ms
bedy 'became masrelzci, and thus in.
creased the cuersy OF tae y,Ld priueulo.