[roamer_1]

I understand that the Shavuot starts on the night of the sixth day according to the Talmud but it is clear that Moses received them on the morning of the next day and it is not clear to me when Moses presented them to the people.

Perhaps you should rely on Torah rather than Talmud... And YHWH's counting rather than man's. Pentecost and Shavuot are the same day.

It seems plain enough to me that the seventh day of rest was separated from the feast of weeks and first fruits and the ingarhering at the years end.

But Shavuot is also a First Fruits offering. It is the First Fruits of the winter wheat... it is also the last day of the counting of the omer, tying it specifically to Passover and First Fruits and the days of unleavened bread. If you study the significance, you will find that all of them are leading forth out of Egypt... But then, you won't see that unless you see them all together as the spring feasts.

[ravenwolf]

Perhaps you should rely on Torah rather than Talmud... And YHWH’s counting rather than man’s. Pentecost and Shavuot are the same day.

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I read neither one as I can barely read English, what I did do was read quite a few comments from the so called scholars who claim to know.

Many believe that the seven day feast can start on Friday rather than Saturday which would put Jesus`s death on Thursday instead of Friday which puts Jesus in the grave more like three days instead of two and it makes perfect sense to me.

And the feast of weeks do not change the fact that there is a Sabbath day every seven days.