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Interpreters are in disagreement over the 7 days of unleavened bread and the 7 unleavened bread feast days. Biblically they are actually two different sets of 7 days. Exodus 12:18. 14th - 21st. Unleavened bread 14th - 20th. It's 7 feast days 15th - 21st. Deuteronomy 16:8.

Ezekiel 45:21 first mentions the one day of Passover on the 14th day, then it refers to a feast of seven days [the feast of unleavened bread] as being a part of the whole Passover period. Referring to the Passover as being a feast of seven days would have to be referring to the feast of...

Even if its Passover, Easter is still right.

All you offer is your human opinion. You ignore and dismiss Ezekiel 45:21, Luke 22:1, and the context at Acts 12:4. Easter is right at Acts 12:4 only if it is understood to mean the Jewish Passover as the pre-1611 English Bibles used the term.

No, Easter is right.

Ezekiel 45:21, Luke 22:1, and the context at Acts 12:4 prove your opinion to be wrong. The immediate context of Acts 12:4 demonstrated that king Herod was aware that his earlier action of vexing certain of the church “pleased the Jews” (Acts 12:3). The context also revealed that Herod...

Yea, the unleavened bread is the Passover. It was over and Herod meant the pagan Easter. Thanks.

Are you in effect condemning what the KJV itself teaches at Ezekiel 45:21 and Luke 22:1? "The days of unleavened bread" mentioned in Acts 12:3 refers to the days of the seven-day feast of unleavened bread, which can be called the Passover according to Ezekiel 45:21 and Luke 22:1.

Your inconsistent, human, non-scriptural KJV-only opinions have been proven wrong. You choose to cling to your disproven claim even when proven wrong by the KJV itself at Ezekiel 45:21 and Luke 22:1. The KJV itself does not teach what you suggest since Ezekiel 45:21 and Luke 22:1 contradict...

Incorrect according to Ezekiel 45:21 and Luke 22:1. All seven days of the feast of unleavened bread called the Passover was not over at Acts 12:4. You avoid dealing with what the KJV itself teaches at Ezekiel 45:21 and Luke 22:1. Those two verses in the KJV contradict your assertion. You...

Your opinion was demonstrated to be incorrect by the KJV itself. You indicate that you close your eyes to what it is clearly stated in the KJV itself. In Ezekiel 45:21, the KJV itself refers to "the passover, a feast of seven days," proving that the term for the one day Jewish Passover was also...