Acts 12:3The phrase "Days of Unleavened Bread" is only used in two places (Acts 12:3; 20:6), and in these instances, Luke refers to a span of time that can be slightly longer than the seven days of the Feast. Aside from this, the seven-day observance itself is consistently called the "Feast of Unleavened Bread," showing that this is a time to celebrate. David C. Grabbe
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What the Bible says about Unleavened Bread a Time to Celebrate
(From Forerunner Commentary)