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Archaeological Evidence of Ophir’s Gold

In 1946, archaeologists discovered inscribed pottery shards

Referencing Ophir's gold...

Passover begins on the 14th of Abib at evening (Exodus 12:6; Leviticus 23:5).
Unleavened Bread begins at the same time, not on the 15th, and runs from the 14th at evening to the 21st at evening (Exodus 12:18).
This confirms the Biblical day begins at sunrise (Exodus 12:18, Leviticus 23:32) – not at sunset, as falsely assumed by the Pharisee Babylonian lunar calendar.
The Pharisee system adds a half-day, inflating the Feast into 7.5 or 8 days, which is unbiblical. This visual chart proves it.

Yahusha (Jesus) is our eternal Passover Lamb, once for all (1 Corinthians 5:7; Hebrews 10).
The Passover Lamb sacrifice has been fulfilled in Him—no longer required. Any clean meat may be eaten during the meal today.
The 14th of Abib (sunrise) is the First Day of Unleavened Bread when Yahusha was crucified—the same day Israel left Egypt, and when Isaac was to be sacrificed (Jubilees 17).

Exodus 12:8 calls for eating with bitter herbs, but it gives no specifics. There is no need to follow rabbinic tradition.
Use any local bitter herb. In the Philippines, for example, Ampalaya (bitter gourd) is ideal.

Passover is a Feast — a communal meal of remembrance, reflection, and worship.
This is when Messiah instituted Communion, during the Passover meal with His disciples, sometimes called the “Last Supper.”

Yahusha did not create a new tradition but established Passover observance as eternal, continuing through Communion.

Answers on Sabbath Part 2 – The 7 Days of Unleavened Bread Prove the Day Begins at Sunrise
The Miraculous First Day of Unleavened Bread
Isaac’s Sacrifice – Jubilees 17: Day of Firstborn Offering
Passover in the New Testament 1A
Passover in the New Testament 1B

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