"Do not be afraid, O Daughter of Zion; see, your king is coming, seated on a donkey's colt." John 12 v15 & Zechariah 9 v9

Holy Week  -  Yeshua's Passover

Day    (that year)	Date     (Every year)	Most People	Jesus / Yeshua (on Essenes calendar)
Saturday	10th Nisan	Passover lambs brought in to homes	Jesus entered Jerusalem from Mount of Olives.
Sunday	11th Nisan	Lambs lived with family so they could be sure it was without any blemish.	Religious leaders attempt to find fault with Jesus
Monday	12th Nisan
Tuesday	13th Nisan   (old name of month - Abib - Aviv)		Jesus sends disciples to prepare upper room.   Met by man carrying a water jar  (an Essene)
Tuesday night	14th Nisan		Celebrates Seder with disciples,  then is betrayed and arrested
Wednesday	14th Nisan	Passover lambs slaughtered in Temple 9am   to  3pm	Jesus crucified 9am and dies 3pm - buried (before special sabbath begins at nightfall)
Wednesday night	15th Nisan   Feast of Unleavened Bread  -  Pessach  begins	Seder Night  -  Passover meal       Special Sabbath	Jesus rested
Thursday	15th Nisan	Special Sabbath  - Holy Day - Rest
Thursday night	16th Nisan		Jesus rested
Friday	16th Nisan
Friday night	17th Nisan	Shabbat - Sabbath	Jesus rested
Saturday	17th Nisan	Shabbat - Sabbath
Saturday night - begins First Day	18th Nisan		Jesus resurrected
First day	18th Nisan	Feast of Firstfruits	Empty tomb discovered and Jesus seen by Mary in the garden.

Dates we know

Jesus' entry to Jerusalem was five days before Passover - on 10th Nisan. (John 12 v1 and v12  )

Jesus was dead and hastily buried before Passover ("a Shabbat") started (6 PM on 14th Nisan) (John 19 v42 - Luke 23 v54) and this was the day of preparation - the day the Passover lambs were slaughtered. ( Also Matthew 27 v62)

Jesus was in the tomb for three days and three nights (unless he was a liar) (Matthew 12 v40)

Jesus' resurrection was on the First day of the week John 20 v1 - according to scripture, the day after the Shabbat after Passover was Firstfruits. (Leviticus 23 v9) (See the Karaites on this since they differ from Jewish Tradition, sticking to Torah)