[DouglasKC]

You are correct that it fell within the 7 day Feast of Unleavened Bread. But it was a Feast within a Feast and supposed to be kept as the Third Feast on the next day after the Sabbath Saturday of Unleavened Bread. Read it carefully. It was always to be on the first day of the week --- Sunday. It seems to be forgotten with all the hubbub about Passover, but it cannot be passed over:

I'm not intending to pass it over, and I'll get to it's significance. But first I'm trying to establish something. It's not called a "feast" in the bible. It's not called "holy", there is no commanded gathering and it's not considered a sabbath within scripture. It's a ceremony that falls withing another feast period. Do you concur?

[Uncle Chip]

It is the third of the seven Jewish feasts with a specific day of celebration that just so happened to occur on the day of the Resurrection. The fact that it occurs during the feast of unleavened bread makes it more important not less.