bipaschaladj.
/bʌɪˈpɑːskəl//bʌɪˈpaskəl/ Theology.
Including two consecutive passover feasts: applied to the view that limits Christ's public ministry to a little over one year.
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1883 P. Schaff Apostolic Christian in Hist. Christian Church I. 131 The bipaschal scheme confines the public ministry to one year and a few weeks or months.
1893 Broadus Harm. Gospels 243 The Bi-paschal theory makes the time of the public life of Jesus one year, allowing only two Passovers to the Gospel of John.
1908 J. Hastings Dict. Christ II. 185/1 Between these two Passovers lay the whole ministry, hence this theory is called the bipaschal view.
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