THE SIGN of JONAH
Subtitle: THE 3&3 FACTOR
By: Written by William R. Priebe
Edition: Completed Edition
Publisher: The Consolidated Christian Commemoration
Published: May 4 2017
Place of publication: CANADA
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 212
ISBN-13: 9781521166390
Copyright date: 2021
First sentence: The Biblical sign of Jonah is portrayed on the book cover here with 2 eqilateral triangles that pivot on the same central axis point on the same plane as attributed to the AD 34 Sabbatical year.
Description: This thesis elaborates mainly from the three Bible passages of;

St. Matthew 12: 39, 40
"And he answering said to them, `A generation, evil and adulterous, doth seek a sign, and a sign shall not be given to it, except the sign of Jonah the prophet;"
 "for, as Jonah was in the belly of the fish three days and three nights, so shall the Son of Man be in the heart of the earth three days and three nights."

(And)

Acts 1:5
"because John, indeed, baptized with water, and ye shall be baptized with the Holy Spirit -- after not many days." 

(Young's Literal Translation 1862)
Notes: This edition relates Bible Prophecy with historical events happening on the Shemitah every seventh year in cycles of Sabbatical years from 445 B.C. to 2022.
Table of contents: title: .; title: Part A The Preponderance of Evidence: Pg.14; title: Sec. 1 Biblical & Non-Biblical Pg.14; title: ———————————; title: Part B The Breakdown of Evidence: Pg. 51; title: Sec. 2 Preceding the Passion Period Pg. 51; title: Sec. 3 The Timing of the Passover Meal Pg. 56; title: Sec. 4 The Traditional Passover Account Pg. 58; title: Sec. 5 Clarifying the Passion Passover Narrative Pg. 62; title: Sec. 6 The Paschal Last Supper Event Pg. 66; title: Sec. 7 Clarifying the Old Testament Passover Review Pg. 67; title: Sec. 8 Clarifying the New Testament Passover Review Pg. 71; title: Sec. 9 The Passion Account from the Apostolic Constitutions of the Holy; title: Fathers Pg. 78; title: Sec. 10 The Passion Account from the Gospel of St. Peter Pg. 83; title: Sec. 11 The Didascalia Apostolorum Account of the Passion; title: Event Pg. 89; title: Sec.12 Joseph of Arimathaea’s Passion Account Pg. 94; title: Sec. 13 The Greek Syntax of Grammar Pg. 99; title: Sec. 14 Various Renditions of the St.Matthew 28:1 Resurrection Passage Pg. 102; title: Sec. 15 The Actual Resurrection Phrase Pg. 108; title: Sec. 16 Re-Analysis of Matthew 28:1 Pg. 114; title: Sec. 17 Three Separate Interpretations of Matthew 28:1 Pg. 118; title: Sec. 18 The Traditional Interpretation of the Resurrection Passages Pg. 126; title: Sec. 19 The Coverdale Bible 1535 Pg. 127; title: Sec. 20 Parting the Ways Pg.130; title: Sec. 21 Constantine’s Mandatory Christian Compliance to Sunday Worship Pg. 136; title: Sec. 22 A Lesson In Hermeneutics Pg. 138; title: Sec. 23 The Sabbath Precedence Pg. 142; title: Sec. 24 The Passion Month and Year Pg. 144; title: Sec. 25 A Season for Figs Pg. 151; title: Sec. 26 Fulfilment of Bible Prophecy Pg. 154; title: Sec. 27 The Sheaf Offering – Calculation to Pentecost Pg. 165; title: Sec. 28 A Summary of the Passion Chronology Pg. 173; title: Sec. 29 Aftermath – a Timely Trip Pg. 182; title: Sec. 30 A Week of Sabbaths Observed Pg. 184; title: Sec. 31 Epilogue Pg. 187; title: Sec. 32 Quotes and Further Things to Ponder Pg. 189; title: Appendix A Pg. 208; title: The 3 & 3 Factor - Chart Pg. 211