I addressed it indirectly. You spent the majority of the post talking about the period of time between the reported execution, intoombment, and resurrection of Jesus.
At a time in my life I could have told you which gospel said what. I am no longer able to do it. I didn't address it directly, it is in that video, if that video is the one I think it is.
Between Matthew Mark Luke and John there is vast difference in the details. Differences in which day he was crucified, differences in who found him, how he was found, who was guarding the toomb.
Some differences...
Carrying the cross:
Mark 15:21, Matthew 27:32, Luke 23:26 - Jesus gets help from Simon of Cyrene
John 19:17 - Jesus carries his own cross the whole way
What time was he crucified:
Mark 15:25 - Jesus was crucified on the “third hour.”
John 19:14-15 - Jesus was crucified on the “sixth hour.”
Matthew, Luke - It’s not stated when the crucifixion starts, but the “sixth hour” occurs during the curcifixion
Jesus’ Last Words:
Mark 15:34-37, Matthew 27:46-50 - Jesus says: “My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?” (but they use different Greek words for “God” — Matthew uses “Eli” and Mark uses “Eloi”)
Luke 23:46 - Jesus says: “Father, into thy hands I commit my spirit.”
John 19:30 - Jesus says: “It is finished.”
How long was Jesus in the toomb:
Jesus is portrayed as being dead and in the tomb for a given length time, but how long?
Mark 10:34 - Jesus says he will rise again after three days.
Matthew 12:40 - Jesus says he will be in the earth three days and three nights...
No resurrection narrative describes Jesus as being in a tomb for three full days, or for three days and three nights.
Who guarded the toomb:
Matthew 27:62-66 - A guard is stationed outside the tomb the day after Jesus burial
Mark, Luke, John - No guard is mentioned.
What time did the women visit the toomb:
Mark 16:2 - They arrive after sunrise
Matthew 28:1 - They arrive at about dawn
Luke 24:1 - It is early dawn when they arrive
John 20:1 - It is dark when they arrive
John seems to be way off here.
What was the toomb entrance like:
Mark 16:4, Luke 24:2, John 20:1 - The stone in front of Jesus tomb had been rolled away
Matthew 28:1-2 - The stone in front of Jesus tomb was still in place and would be rolled away later
And one of the biggest differences... Who was in the toomb to greet the women:
Mark 16:5 - The women enter the tomb and meet one young man in there
Matthew 28:2 - An angel arrives during an earthquake, rolls away the stone, and sits on it outside. Pilates guards are also there
Luke 24:2-4 - The women enter the tomb and two men suddenly appear its not clear if they are inside or outside
John 20:12 - The women do not enter the tomb, but there are two angels sitting inside
Not very harmonious...
