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scripture says He laid His life down for our sins on Passover, as the Lamb. scripture says that is the 14th day, the 6th and final work day , a preparation day.

scripture says He was buried and laid in the tomb on the High Sabbath, the 15th day, which begins the Feast of Unleavend Bread, the 7th day Sabbath.

scripture says He was raised from the dead on the 3rd day. The Feast of First Fruits, the 16th day. the ‘first day of the week’ after the sabbath.

death, burial, resurrection.
all on His Feasts.

and good friday, holy saturday and easter sunday are found nowhere in scripture.

they are , however, found in the catholic catechism..

and maybe that is why when Pasover appears to ‘float’ around the pope gregory calendar, christians, messianics, jews never connect the dots that times have changed.

and why jews dont see passover as the last work day of the week , the day He finished His Work. even when it hits on the pope’s monday like it did in 2014..

tough to sell Paul’s gospel of passover, unleavened bread and first fruits according to the scriptures he knew with Rome’s substitute that fits their calendar. even judaism accepts it..

satan deceives the whole world..

**and good friday, holy saturday and easter sunday are found nowhere in scripture**

Baloney.

Good Friday — the arrest, mocking, trial, and crucifixion of Jesus all happened on Good Friday.

Holy Saturday — Read the Scriptures. Christ descended to the dead. Some got up from their graves and walked around Jerusalem visible only to the believers.

Easter Sunday — The women go to the grave, Mary Magdalene thinks Jesus is the gardener, then she runs to tell the apostles that she has seen Jesus. Jesus walks through a door and shows himself to the apostles. Jesus appears to two disciples walking to Emmaus.

How can you miss all this in the Bible?

scripture says He was buried and laid in the tomb on the High Sabbath, the 15th day, which begins the Feast of Unleavend Bread, the 7th day Sabbath.

It was my understanding that scripture recorded that, in keeping with Jewish law, He had to be buried and laid in the tomb on the preparation day, before the Sabbath began.

He was buried and laid in the tomb on the High Sabbath
so far, so good

maybe that is why when Passover appears to ‘float’ around the pope gregory calendar, christians, messianics, jews never connect the dots that times have changed.
You really don't know how the Feast Days are established, do you?

and good friday, holy saturday and easter sunday are found nowhere in scripture.
The designations are mans fabrication but the days are found there. No one in Jerusalem knew what an "Easter" was at that time. They celebrated Passover. Good Friday was Preparation Day for our Lord. Now who knows what a High Sabbath is (without looking it up) for extra points?