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Are there eight days of eating unleavened bread or do we start unleavened bread on Abib 14 (Pesach) to make the feast of Unleavened Bread exactly seven days? Because some are claiming that Unleavened Bread (UB) feast is supposed to be only seven days (Abib 15-21) so want to start UB at sunset on Abib 14 instead of 15th which conflates UB with Pesach. Those people say otherwise it makes eight days of eating unleavened bread when the Torah says eat unleavened bread for exactly seven days. The following list shows the dates I think are correct. Are they correct? Passover (14 Abib/ Nisan) at sunset, keeping vigil until midnight. Unleavened Bread (15 Abib / Nisan) 1st holy day, sunset Abib 15 thru sunset Abib 16. Unleavened Bread (21 Abib/ Nisan) 2d holy day, sunset Abib 21 thru sunset Abib 22. We are Christians who revoke the Catholic holidays and observe the Levitical feasts. May the Creator God bless you for your work.

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1. Jewish feast days start at sunset and end at sunset the next day? 2. Moses also observed the Sabbath and other feast days from sunset to sunset? Some think holy days run from sunrise to sunrise, but I don't agree. We are Christians who observe the Levitical holy days and Shabbat and we revoke the Catholic holidays. May the Creator God continue to bless you and Israel for your work.  

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According to traditional kabbalah, Hoshanah Rabbah is analogous to Yom Kippur in the sense of being a day of final judgment for the year, my question is why isn’t Avinu Malkeinu part of the Hoshanah Rabbah liturgy? It would seem to fit just like it does during the high holidays.

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I have had ongoing issues with my in-laws and have not been able to reconcile differences so have peace at a distance. Is it ok to not have them over at my house in order to retain shalom bayit or is this going against kivud av vem?