I repeat myself again.
Fotheringham’s chronology and that of the US NAVAL Observatory agree as to when the 14 Nisan was for 30 AD. It was FRIDAY.
No it wasn't! Both the Equinox and the new moon occurred on March 23:
As you can see........the Equinox and the New Moon coincided, and began the year. Now.....count 14 days from Thursday, Nisan 1, 30 A.D. and see where that brings you to.
Passover, Wednesday, Nisan 14, 30 A.D.
Now........instead copying some old dusty book, written by a charlatan, puttering around in his library back in the 1920's.......send me a link that shows my error. He was a Catholic (Eastern)! What would you expect him to say?
The conjunction occurred on March 22 and the visible crescent the next day.....and the full moon on April 6 which just happened to be Nisan 15, 30 A.D. and the First Sabbath of Unleavened Bread [Leviticus 23:6]. Passover was the day before...the 14th [Leviticus 23:5].