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Easter, Passover & Pentecost
Dates for Years 2000–2050

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True Biblical Pentecost
50 days from the first Sunday following The Passover
False Pentecost
Counted from a capricious Easter, not from Passover
Christ Jesus' Crucifixion Year
CE 31 — Easter occurred 25 days before The Passover
Erratic Easter Frequency
~20% of the time, Easter falls a full month before Passover
Chart I · In the Days of Christ Jesus
Easter, Passover and Pentecost chart — In the Days of Christ Jesus (CE 26, 31, 34)
In the years CE 26, 31 and 34, Easter occurred on a wildly earlier date than The Passover.

A false Pentecost is counted from a capricious, erratic Easter — an Easter that falls on a wildly earlier date than The Passover.

The true, Biblical Pentecost (Shavu'ot) is 50 days from the first Sunday that follows (after) The Passover.

If Easter was the authentic Resurrection day, Easter would always follow The Passover.

Chart II · Years 2000 through 2050
Easter, Passover and Pentecost dates chart — Years 2000 through 2050
The Biblical ecclesiastical calendar displaying days and dates according to the Word of God.

This is the BIBLICAL ecclesiastical calendar, displaying days and dates which are according to the Word of God.

This is NOT today's Roman Catholic ecclesiastical calendar, which honors pagan Easter in place of the 1st Sunday following The Passover.

This is NOT today's Orthodox Jewish ecclesiastical calendar, which deviates from their own Holy Scriptures (Torah, Tanakh).

Years Where Easter Falls Wildly Early

In the years CE 2005, 2008, 2016, 2024, 2027, 2035, 2043 and 2046, Easter occurs on a wildly earlier date than Passover.

During any given century, an erratic, capricious Easter occurs a full month before The Passover approximately 20% of the time.

If Easter really was the authentic Resurrection day, Easter would always follow The Passover.

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