Nice write up here. It’s important as Christians to keep the Passover as he commanded. Break unleavened bread and a cup of wine (or grape juice) and wash each others feet, just as Jesus did with his apostles. Another point of confusion always stems from the calendar, and which to use. I think it’s pleasing to God to even stumble our way through his feasts, even if we do them incorrectly, so long as we’re trying in earnest. As I understand the Bible: the tequphah (end of the suns circuit) is the spring equinox, thus ending the year. The following day is the Rosh Codesh, or head of the month, and the first day of the year. Since that took place on March 21st this year, 14 days after is this Saturday evening, April 3rd. The following day, 15th day of the first month begins the feast of unleavened bread, which lasts 7 days, and as laid out in Leviticus 23, the wave sheaf/first fruits begins the day after the 7th day sabbath, which will also be the 15th day of the first month this year, which is Sunday the 4th. This also starts the 50 day countdown to Pentecost.