> That puts Jesus right in the middle of Tabernacles.
Tabernacles is in the late Summer or Autumn, right?
Depending on whether there was an interstitial month that year.
Usually Tabernacles is in September-October.
Every Christian should spend some time studying the Leviticus 23 Feast days. God starts out saying "These are My days". He uses Hebrew words saying these are dress rehearsals at appointed times. First Fruits is NOT Easter. They are as much as 2-3 weeks apart. Christmas is as much as 2 moths off. These days come from about 400 some odd AD. The church married the world instead of marrying Jesus when Constantine required everyone to be Christian. The state and religion combined. In Spiritual terms, God considers this adultery or fornication. The RCC changed the calendar, changed the Sabbath, and ditched the days God required His people to celebrate. Instead, the church observed pagan days to make the locals happy. These practices go all the way back to Nimrod and Babylon. Nimrod married his mother, Semiramis. She had a son and told everyone he was the resurrected Nimrod. She called herself the Madonna and child and the queen of Heaven.She went outside to find an evergreen tree growing out of as stump and claimed it was evidence of her husband coming back from the dead. This story, or one very close, is used in almost all early myths in idolatry. Semiramis had a daughter. Her name was Thyatira. Read about her in Revelation in the 4th letter to the churches. The Bible names a Harlot from Babylon. She is drunk with the blood of the saints. What church has killed more Christians than even the Romans and Muslims combined?
It's not too late for them. They are asked to "Come out of her" in Revelation 18:4 to avoid the punishment of the non believers. It behooves them to figure this out before the Tribulation. If they can overcome, they will join the church of Philadelphia and be Raptured on the Day of Trumpets. All the others will be left behind as the foolish virgins were to "buy and sell".