There exists much confusion within the Church of God regarding the observance of Pentecost, particularly in years like 2005 when Passover falls on a weekly Sabbath, leading to disagreements on the proper counting method. This results in various groups observing Pentecost one week apart. Unlike other festivals listed in Leviticus 23 with specific dates, Pentecost does not have a fixed date and must be counted each year, beginning the day after the weekly Sabbath that falls within the Days of Unleavened Bread. This counting method, rooted in the Hebrew inclusive counting tradition, ensures that Pentecost always falls on a Sunday, the 50th day from Wavesheaf Day. The day Passover falls on determines the date to begin counting, as the weekly Sabbath's date changes accordingly, reinforcing the necessity to count annually. Thus, the count to Pentecost consistently starts on a Sunday, following the weekly Sabbath, and culminates on a Sunday, marking Pentecost as a significant observance tied to the harvest celebration initiated by Wavesheaf Day.