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The Exodus was on Passover when the Hebrews left Egypt. They went to the promised land and eventually had a nation and a king most notably King David whose son, Solomon, built God’s Temple on Mount Moriah.

I Chronicles 21:¹⁸ Therefore, the angel of the Lord (Yᵊhōvâ) commanded Gad to say to David that David should go and erect an altar to the Lord (Yᵊhōvâ) on the threshing floor of Ornan the Jebusite (David was forced to purchase it in order to build the altar).

The threshing floor of Ornan was on Mount Moriah
(II Chronicles 3:1)
where Solomon built the temple.

The same place Abraham offered Isaac on Passover
(Genesis 22:2) (Exodus 12:40-41) (Galatians 3:17)

The same set of hills where Jesus died on the cross on Passover (Genesis 22:14)

Each Passover, in its own year, miraculously occurred on a Wednesday, the middle of the week:
Abraham and Isaac (1876 BC),
The Exodus (1446 BC),
and the Crucifixion of Jesus (31 AD) as the Lamb of God.

Dates Verified by: Jesus’ Crucifixion week in which all verses concerning Passover only fit 31AD.

Also verified by Timeline BC where years were built on the genealogies provided in the Bible, by counting the days of each scripture wherein days, months, and years are provided, and comparing dates of the kings with other historical events.

Is there a message concerning Passover and the Middle of the Week? Ask Daniel.

There will be a mimic Passover yet to come when the Antichrist enters the Holy of Holies in the middle of Daniel’s 70th “week” and declares he is god. He is assassinated and has a false resurrection with the use of technology to become “the image” of himself, whom scripture calls a “beast”. Daniel 9:27