On the particular Sabbath discussed in the article, Paul did not go to the synagogue because he was traveling by boat. Perhaps you should read the article prior to commenting.
]]>The way I understand it is the Feast of UL bread only 1 day long. However, it doesn’t disrupt the calculation because the Feast of First Fruits is always on the 1st day following the 1st Sabbath after PO.
Let’s say today, 2/11 is PO. 2/12 is the Feast of UL. 2/16 is the Feast of FF.
Let’s say 2/13 is PO. 2/14 is the Feast of UL. 2/16 is the Feast of FF.
My question lies.. How do you know the PO Paul supposedly kept was on a Saturday? I’m genuinely confused.
]]>Hello Explained Titan,
Like you said, the days of the week would not be affected so the calculations would still show that Paul did not keep the Feast of Firstfruits. Besides, the World Mission Society Church of God uses the “sacred calendar” to calculate the dates of their “feasts” despite the fact that the rest of society follows the Gregorian Calendar. I hope this helps. I would suggest starting a thread in the forum so that others can contribute to this topic.