Critical hours Mention in the Besorat Tova (Gospels) Map out in modern day clock

 The critical hours mentioned in the Besorat Tova (Gospels) map out precisely to our modern day clock:

• The First Hour: 6:00 AM – 7:00 AM (The dawn of the working day).
• The Third Hour: 9:00 AM (The time of the morning Shacharit sacrifice in the Temple; also the hour the Ruach HaKodesh was poured out at Shavuot/Pentecost).
• The Sixth Hour: 12:00 PM (Noon) (The zenith of the sun). This is exactly when Yeshua, exhausted from the journey, sat down at Ya‘akov’s Well in Sychar (Yochanan 4:6). In Judean culture, women typically drew water at the first or eleventh hour to avoid the heat; drawing at the sixth hour highlights the Samaritan woman’s deep social isolation.
• The Ninth Hour: 3:00 PM (The time of the afternoon Minchah sacrifice; the traditional hour of prayer, and the exact moment Yeshua cried out and gave up His spirit on the execution stake).
• The Eleventh Hour: 5:00 PM (The final hour of the agricultural workday before twilight).