Purim and Pesach connections!

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... I found some interesting connections between Purim and Pesach ...
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... and I'm a gentile believer in Yeshua HaMachiah, my Kinsman Redeemer ...
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Purim and Pesach

Purim, like Chanukah, is a celebration of an event in Jewish/Hebrew history. However, as one studies the timing of this historical event an amazing “connection” to Pesach comes to light. It is as if Purim is a second “exodus”. A second deliverance from death and destruction! And it takes place when a Pesach and Feast of Unleavened Bread would have been observed. But the events of Esther take place during the Babylonian captivity so the observance of Pesach would have been impossible.

The beginning of Abib-Nisan
Purim - Haman’s casting of the Pur for his edict is done. Esther 3:7
Pesach - the new head of the year declared at the exodus from Egypt

Nisan 13
Purim - Haman’s edict was written. Esther 3:12

Nisan 14
Purim - Mordecai learns of Haman’s edict and warns Esther. Esther 4:1
Pesach - removal of leaven; Yeshua’s Last Supper

Nisan 15, 16, 17
Purim - Esther learns of Haman’s edict from Mordecai, calls a three day fast. Esther 4
Pesach - the Seder meal; beginning of The Feast of Unleavened Bread.

Nisan 19
Purim - Esther approaches the king to ask him and Haman to come to her banquet. Esther 5

Nisan 20
Purim - Esther’s first banquet. Esther 5:7

Nisan 21
Purim - Esther’s second banquet. Esther 7
Pesach - the end of The Feast of Unleavened Bread

From 713-701 BC the Earth was affected by a close encounter with Mars. This affected all the calendars of the world, changing them from 12 lunar months of 30 days each totaling 360 days to a year of 365-1/4 days.

The events of Esther (Purim) took place around 465 BC which is after the Mars effect and necessitated the addition of another month at times, Adar II. This extra month was inserted to get the lunar months back in sync with the harvest seasons to assure the barley would be ready for The Firstfruits Offering.