[dangus]

Harrymehome, when it suits your purposes, you acknowledge that the passover is properly the 14th, even though the modern Jews celebrate it on the 15th. Yet when you calculate the date of Passover, you cling to the modern Jewish calculation. You have to be consistent.

[Harrymehome]

Passover has different meanings. Just have to read the context and derive the specific event. It can mean the passover feast, passover sacrifice, or even the passover season. Just like the current pagan christians celebrate Christmas which can mean the Christmas season, Christmas day, or maybe just Chrismas eve.

Don't try to change the topic by saying "you calculate the date of Passover, you cling to the modern Jewish calculation." where did I do that, so I can go back and see what in the world you're talking about. I'm still waiting for the verse, author, etc of that Jewish text that resembles the word Shabbatwash which looks like something you may have invented. waiting for the text.

The Passover Feast of Unleavened Bread meal at about 7PM (just after sundown on the 14th) on the night of the 15th is one thing. In order to eat the passover meal they had to kill the passover lamb about 4 hours before on the 14th at 3PM. that's another passover season event. So what is your point? I proved forward from the 14th and backwards from day 49 of the Omer that he rose on "the first of the Sabbaths" the 17th of Nisan 30AD. Not a Sunday, 16Nisan33AD. It doesn't come anywhere close to fitting the 3 days and 3 nights going forward nor does it fall on a Sunday when you calculate it going backwards from the 49th day of the Omer. That's the issue. I know you're a bit confused, but study it carefully and you'll get it.

Blessings in your search for TRUTH