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see also: JOSHUA's PASSOVER n the SABBATH
Exodus 12:2; 3; 6; Lev 23:4; 5; 6; 24; 27; 34; Yahweh instructed Moses to count to the evening of the 15th. This process of counting 15 evenings will reach the first day of unleavened bread and also the first day of Tabernacles.
According to Genesis 1:5; every new day begins at sunset; there was evening and then morning, one day. The "Full Moon" will be visible on the evening of the 15th; this is the midpoint of the 29 1/2 day lunar cycle. During the daylight hours of the 15th, begin a new count. Now, counting days from 1 until reaching the 15th day to complete 29. Then at the end of day 29, the "New Moon" will be announced at sunset, begining the first day of a new month. Every other month it is necessary to add an extra day because of the 29 1/2 day lunar cycle.
and https://www.timeanddate.com/calendar/print.html?year=30&country=34&cols=3&df=1
1) ( THE YEAR 30 A.D.
1) The calculated molad of Tishri was Saturday, 16 September at 2:19:33 a.m. at night.
2) No postponements were enacted because that molad did not fall on an inconvenient day of the week. Therefore Saturday, September 16, (29 A.D.) was pronounced as the Day of Trumpets.
3) This results in a Passover for Wednesday, April 5, (30 A.D.) (observed the previous evening after sunset).
4) Thus the calculated Jewish calendar readily establishes a Wednesday Passover for 30 A.D.
5) This Wednesday Passover is established by the present Jewish calendar without any postponements being used that year.
6) The actual (new moon = conjunction) time for the first new moon of the year 30 A.D. was, as far as can be ascertained, on Wednesday evening at 8:09 p.m. on March 22, (30 A.D.).
7) As that was after sunset, therefore that was really the early part of Thursday March 23.
8) Since 8:09 p.m. is approximately 22 hours before the next sunset, therefore (approximately 24 hours later) then the, first visible (crescent - not the new moon) would have been Thursday evening, March 23, immediately after sunset.
9) That time of first visibility of the new crescent was thus the early part of FridayMarch 24, and that was also the precise time of the spring equinox that year (which was then still on March 24 and moving towards March 23).
10) So in 30 A.D. the first visible (Crescent - not the new moon) in the spring was on the precise day of the equinox, Friday, March 24 (i.e. Thursday, March 23 after sunset). Since the (Crescent -not the new moon) in the first month, might fall once in every 19 years on the day of the equinox, the very first day on which the year may start, this is a rather interesting coincidence for the year 30 A.D.
11) However, (the first visible Crescent, is not the first day of the month or a new moon). The (crescent on Thursday evening, March 23, after sunset, would incorrectly predict), Thursday, April 6 Passover date (observed the previous evening). That seems unlikely for Christ's last Passover.
12) TO SUMMARIZE THE YEAR 30 A.D.:
A) All the historical evidence appears to point to THE YEAR 30 A.D. as the year of Jesus Christ's crucifixion. This conclusion is strengthened by several different records independently pointing to the same conclusion.
B) The calculated Jewish calendar readily determines a Wednesday for the day of the Passover, and it does so without any postponements being involved. It follows that those who argue FOR the calculated Jewish calendar will have to admit that their calendar certainly indicates a Wednesday Passover for 30 A.D. Those who accept that calculated calendar would be forced to accept a Wednesday Passover for 30 A.D..
This is a partial quote (with my added corrections) to: Frank W. Nelte article, published on February 1998 )
1 Samuel 20:5 NASB; 1 Sa 20:12 NASB; 1 Sa 20:18 NASB;
1 Sa 20:27 NASB; 1 Sa 20:34 NASB; A 2 day "New Moon" celebration is mentioned in the story of David and Jonathan. This occurrence demonstrates that the time of the "New Moon" celebration was easily calculated before its occurrence.
The biblical counting method described above will consistently predict the occurrence of the "New Moon" without the need for visual sighting. These factual statements should resolve confusion that exists surrounding the question of:
1. What is a "New Moon?" Answer: The "New Moon" is the alignment of the moon between the sun and the earth.
2. When is the "New Moon" celebration? Answer: The "New Moon" celebration begins at sunset as day 29 ends when a trumpet sounds to announce day 30. Every other month, both 30-31 become joined as a 2 day "New Moon" celebration. During the 2 day "New Moon" celebration, day 31 becomes the first day of a new month.
3. When does a new month begin? Answer: The first day of the month begins on day 30 and every other month on day 31. The "New Moon" celebration may be a 1 or 2 day event.
4. Is it necessary to visibly see a crescent moon before announcing the beginning of the new month? Answer: There is absolutely No biblical reference to the sighting of a crescent moon to establish a new month.
5. What if the day is cloudy and the "New Moon" is not visible? Answer: The biblical method of counting does not require it to be visible to announce the "New Moon". Also, the "New Moon" is never visible at night.
[Added Note: Any attempt at sighting a crescent may encounter poor weather conditions. Also, waiting to sight a crescent will cause the 15 day count to the Full Noon to begin 1 or 2 days late.]
6. Does Passover and Seder occur on the same evening? Answer: No! As the sun sets on the 13th day then the evening of the 14th is the Passover. The following evening of the 15th, with a "Full Moon" is the beginning of the first Day of Unleavened Bread that is also called Seder.
See also: PASSOVER APPOINTMENT
7. Should followers of Messiah Yeshua keep Passover at the appointed time? Answer: Yes! Messiah Yeshua, Faithfully Obeyed His Heavenly Father's Commandments and became an example for His disciples to follow. Messiah Yeshua said do this in remembrance of Me. He also said, "if you love me keep my commandments."
History of Hebrew calendar gradually developed a modern mathematical calculation of the yearly Festivals. Originally, the temple priest maintained the 29th day counting ordinance that preceded the new moon announcement. After the second temple was destroyed in 70 A.D. the administration of the Festival calendar transitioned to rabbinical Authority after the demise of the levitical priesthood. The rabbis utilized astrophysics that grew out of observations made by ancient Chaldean and Babylonian astrologers. Mathematically Mapping Yehwah’s appointed times, recorded in the reoccurring Solar end lunar cycles within the celestial calendar. Even to the 20th century A.D. the Babylonian 19 year Solar calendar remains the basis for synchronizing a reoccurring sequence of the lunar Festivals. The lunar calendar would alternate between a 12 month cycle, and then add a 13th month at the beginning of the year 3, 6,, 8, 11, 14, 17, 19. A 12 month year would consist of 6 months with 29 days, alternating between 6 months with 30 days,equaling 354 days. The modern 365 day year, causes a 12 month Festival cycle to be 11 days short. Every three years there is an additional 30 day month, to complete the end of one year and begin another. Mathematically, over 18 years, there could be six repetitions of a year consisting of 13 months. The 19 year Solar cycle adds 1 year that creates a 4 year stretch of time that must be divided into 2 separate parts. That is why there is only 2 years between year 7-8 and 18-19. Also, every 3years (11x3=33 days ) 1 extra day accumulates over 18 years. The 13th month in year 8 Will consist of (11+18=29 days). Plus, every 4 years, 1 extra day is added to the 365 day year. The leap year adds a 2 day new moon event to February at the end of the yearly lunar cycle. The ancient counting method synchronizes with the naturally occurring new moon alignment, and verifies the accuracy of mathematical calculations.
Contrary to Scriptures, Jewish rabbis manipulate the lunar cycle by altering the occurrence of the first day of the seventh month of the Festival of Trumpets to change the day of Atonement. Rabbinical tradition is the excuse for violating Yehwah’s Commandments. Jewsalso reject Passover on the eve of the 14th and only observe Seder on the eve of the 15th that begins the first day of Unleavened Bread. The Jewish people do not understand how to count the 7 Sabbaths of weeks to reach Pentecost, that always begins and ends on the first day following the Weekly Sabbath. Yeshua said that the Jews follow many human traditions, that violate Yehwah’s Commandments.
See also: PASSOVER APPOINTMENT
and JOSHUA's PASSOVER n the SABBATH
plus PENTECOST to JUBILEE; SABBATHs of LIBERTY
( Added note: in Genesis 1:14; 2:2-3; Ex 20:8; 9; 10; Yehwah’s Appointed Times were established within the creation end synchronized to the lunar and solar variations in the celestial calendar.
Please visit: “ ADAM to MESSiAH in 6000 yrs. ” and “ MESSIAH's TEMPLE in 70 WEEKs ” to discover the Biblical record beginning in Genesis and spanning 6000 years to reach Messiah Yeshua’s return. Yehwah instructed Adam to keep a remembrance of the seventh day Sabbath and appointed times.
Genesis 4: 3-4; 7:11; 8:3; 4; 5; 13; 14; ; 18:14; Ex 12:1; 2; 3; 6; 7; 8; 13:10; Lev 23:1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8; 9; 10; 11; 12; 13; 14; 15; 16; 25:8; 9; 10; Noah, Abraham, and Moses also, maintained Yehwah’s calendar that establish the first day of the first month and appointed Festivals. Yehwah repeats the Sabbath pattern that leads up to Pentecost, in the cycle of the seven year land Sabbaths ( 7x7=49) years that proceed the Jubilee that becomes the 50th year and also the first year of the next 49 year cycle of land Sabbaths.
Leviticus 26:15; 18; 19; 20; 21; 22; 23; 24; 25; 26; 27; 28; 29; 30; 31; 32; 33; 34; The nation of Israel receive the Covenant laws and appointed Festivals, but disobedience led to their exile from the promised land. To learn more, please visit: “LOST TRIBES of ISRAEL” and “ MAN of SiN; iMAGE of JEALOUSY”.
Jeremiah 2:10 NASB; Jer 2:4; 5; 6; 7; 8; 9; 10; 11; 12; 13; 14; 15; ; Amos 2:4; 5; 6; 3:1; 2; 3; In addition: “DiVORCE isRAEL?” reveals the mystery of Israel in the land of kittim and the connection to the United States.
The last Jubilee year was announced on the day of Atonement 1986, and began the following year of 1987 on the first day of the first month of Abib in the spring of Yehwah’s Festival calendar. The pattern of land Sabbaths begin: 1987-1993, 1994-2000, 2001-2007, 2008-2014. The unique series of 4 consecutive “Blood Moon” events occurred between 2014-2015 repeating precisely on the first day of Unleavened Bread and Tabernacles.
Jeremiah 30:7; These unique Blood Moon events signify the beginning of the 21 years, called Jacob’s Time of trouble, leading up to the day of the Lord. There remains 3 more 7 year land Sabbaths: 2015-2021, 2022-2028, 2029-2035.
Daniel 9:24; 25; 26; 27; Da 11:30 NASB; Nu 24:24 NASB; Da 11:28; 29; 30; 31; 32; 33; The last seven years Will be divided in half (3 1/2+3 1/2=7), in the spring of 2032 on the first day of Unleavened Bread there will be a Super Blood Moon April 25, that begins World War III and the Great Tribulation . Yeshua said it would be like the days of Noah.
Genesis 7:11; 8:3-for; Job 9:5-7; Isa 13:13; 24:5-6; 19-20; Joel 2:31; Rev 6:12; 13; 14; 8:7; 8; 9; 10; 11; 12; 13; 11:1; 2; 3;During Noah’s Time, the lunar cycle maintained exactly 30 days every month. Suddenly the earth is moved from its orbital position by over 200,000 mega tons of force. As a Nuclear assault explodes over the United States at night turning the Super Moon Blood Read on April 25. This massive detonation Will restore the lunar orbit to the original 30 day monthly cycle existing in the days of Noah. For 3 1/2 years the reign of Satan continues until the final climax as the world armies gather on the day of Armageddon. The next Jubilee year will be announced on Atonement 2035 after Messiah defeat Satan. The Kingdom of Yehwah begins on Tabernacles 2035 and the Jubilee Will be celebrated in the spring of 2036.
See also: : Daniel Un-Sealed
2009 is year 1, in the 19 year Solar cycle. Each solar year begins on January 1. The 2014 (Solar year 6) starts before the 2013 Festival cycle is completed.)
11. 2 day new moon event 2014January 1-2
12. 1 day new moon event January 31st
13. 2 day new moon event March 1-2, 30 day month, last day of 2013 Festival cycle March 31
The spring equinox generally a curse between March 19-21, that coincides near the first date of the Hebrew calendar. The first month is called “Abib” to identify the ripening of the spring barley, that must be ready for harvest by the middle of April. The waive-sheaf is offered on the first day after the weekly Sabbath that occurs within the days of Unleavened Bread. The waive-sheaf signifies Yehwah’s blessing and approval to begin the barley harvest.
(Links to the Farmers Almanac Lunar Cycle are included at the beginning of each month. It is important to notice that the Almanac is set to United States Central time. To calculate Jerusalem time it is necessary to add eight hours to the U.S. Time. Also, Biblically one day ends at sunset and a new day begins. . So then, at approximately between 6-8 p..m. Will be the ending of one day in the beginning of the next day. The 2014 March 30 new moon alignment is at 1:48 p.m. Sunday U.S. Central time, and at the exact moment it is also 9:48 p.m. Jerusalem Time that begins Monday March 31.
2014 (Solar year 6)
(2014 March 31, Abib new moon alignment between the sun and earth, 9:48 p.m. Monday Jerusalem time)
1. 2 day new moon event, March 31- April 1 , Passover April 14, Unleavened Bread 15 Blood Moon)-21
2. 1 day new moon event, April 30
3. 2 day new moon event, may 29-30, Pentecost June 8
4. 1 day new moon event, June 28
5. 2 day new moon event, July 27-28
6. 1 day new moon event, August 26
7., 2 day new moon event, September 24-25, Trumpets 25, Atonement October 3, Tabernacles October 9 (BloodMoon) -16
8. 1 day new moon event, October 24
9. 2 day new moon event, November 22-23
10. 1 day new moon event, December 22
11. 2 day new moon event, 2015 January 20-21
12. 1 day new moon event, February 19, the 2014Festival cycle ends March 20
2015 (Solar year 7)
(2015 March 20-21, Abib new moon alignment between the sun and earth, 12:38 p.m. Friday Jerusalem time
1. 2 day new moon event March 20-21 Saturday = the first day of the first month, Passover April 3, Unleavened Bread 4 (Blood Moon)-10
2. 1 day new moon event, April 19
3. 2 day new moon event, may 18-19, Pentecost may 24
4. 1 day new moon event, June 17
5. 2 day new moon event, July 16-17
6. 1 day new moon event, August 15
7. 2 day new moon event, September 13-14= Trumpets, Atonement September 23, Tabernacles September 28 (Blood Moon)—October 5
8. 1 day new moon event, October 13
9. 2 day new moon event, November 11-12
10. 1 day new moon event, December 11
11. 2 day new moon event, 2016 January 9-10
12. 2 day new moon event, February 8-9, Leap year automatically added 1 day to February = 30 days
13. 1 day new moon event, March 9, Solar year 8 only ads a 29 day month, that completes the 2015 Festival cycle ending April 7
2016 (Solar year8)
(2016 April 7-8, Abib new moon alignment between the sun and earth occurs at 2:25 p.m. Thursday Jerusalem time)
1. 2 day new moon event, April 7-8, Passover 21, unleavened bread22-28
2. 1 day new moon event, May 7
3. 2 day new moon event, June 5-6, Pentecost June 12
4. 1 day new moon event, July5
5. 2 day new moon event, August 3-4
6. 1 day new moon event, September 2
7. 2 day new moon event, October 1-2 trumpet 2, Atonement 11, tabernacle’s16-23
8. 1 day new moon event, October 31
9. 2 day new moon event, November 29-30
10. 1 day new moon event December 29
11. 2 day new moon event, 2017 January 27-28
12. 1 day new moon event, February 26, the 2016 Festival cycle ends March 27
)2017 (Solar year 9
(2017 March 27-28, Abib new moon alignment between the sun and earth, 5:59 a.m. Tuesday Jerusalem time)
1. 2 day new moon event,March 27-8, is the first day of the first month 14 days later is Passover April10, unleavened bread 11-17
2. 1 day new moon event April 26
3 2 day new moon event, may 25-26. Pentecost June 4
4. 1 day new moon event, June 24
5. 2day new moon event, July 23-24
6. 1 day new moon event August 22
7. 2 day new moon event September 20-21, Trumpets 21, Atonement September 30, tabernacles October 5-12
8. 1 day new moon event October 20
9. 2 day new moon event November 18-19
10. 1day new moon event, December 18
11. 2 day new moon event, 2018 January 16-17
, 12 1 day new moon event, February 15 , last day of 2017 Festival cycle March 16
2018 (Solar year10)
(2018 March 16-17 , Abib new moon alignment between the sun and earth, 4:14 p.m. Saturday Jerusalem Time)
1. 2 day new moon event March 16-17, Passover March 30, Unleavened Bread March31-April 6
2. 1 day new moon event, April 15-.
3. 2 day new moon event, may 14-15, Pentecost may 20
4. 1 day new moon event, June 13
5. 2 day new moon event, July 12-13
6. 1 day new moon event, August 11
7. 2 day new moon event, September 9-10, Trumpets 10, Atonement 19, Tabernacle’s September 24-October 1
8. 1 day new moon event, October 9
9. 2 day new moon event, November 7-8
10. 1 day new moon event, December 7
11. 2day new moon event, 2019 January 5-6
12. 1 day new moon event, February 4
13. 2 day new moon event, March 5-6, additional 30 day month last day of 2018 Festival cycle April 4
2019 (Solar year 11)
(2019 April 5, Abib new moon alignment between the sun and earth. 11:52 a.m. Friday Jerusalem Time)
1. 2 day new moon event April 4-5 is the first day of the first month, Passover April 18, unleavened bread 19-25
2. 1 day new moon event may 4
3. 2 day new moon event, June 2-3 Pentecost June 9
4. 1 day new moon event, July 2
5. 2 day new moon event, July 31- August 1
6. 1 day new moon event, August 30
7. 2 day new moon event, September 28-29, Trumpets 29, Atonement October 8, tabernacles 13-19
8. 1 day new moon event, October 28
9. 2 day new moon event, November 26-27
10. 1 day new moon event, December 26
11. 2 day new moon event, 2020 January 24-25
12. 2 day new moon event, February 23-24, Leap year automatically added 1 extra day to February = 30 days, the 2019 Festival cycle ends March 24
2020 (Solar year 12)
(2020 March 24, Abib new moon alignment between the sun and earth, 12:29 p.m. Tuesday Jerusalem Time)
1. 2 day new moon event, March 24-25 = first day of first month, Passover April 7, Unleavened Bread 8-14
2. 1 day new moon event, April 23
3. 2 day new moon event, may 22-23, Pentecost may 31
4. 1 day new moon event, June 21
5. 2 day new moon event, July 20-21
6. 1 day new moon event, August 19
7. 2 day new moon event, September 17-18 = Trumpets, Atonement September 27, tabernacle’s October 2-9
8. 1 day new moon event, October 17
9. 2 day new moon event, November 15-16
10. 1 day new moon event, December 15
11. 2 day new moon event, 2021 January 13-14
12. 1 day new moon event, February 12, last day of 2020 Festival cycle March 13
2021 (Solar year 13)
(2021 March 13-14, Abib new moon alignment between sun and earth, 00:23 p.m. Saturday Jerusalem Time)
1. 2 day new moon event March 13-14, Passover March 27, Unleavened Bread March 28-April 3
2. 1 day new moon event, April12
3. 2 day new moon event, may 11-12, Pentecost may 16
4. 1 day new moon event, June 10
5. 2 day new moon event, July 9-10
6. 1 day new moon event, August 8
7. 2 day new moon event, September 6-7, Trumpets 7, atonement 16, tabernacles21-28
8. 1 day new moon event, October 6
9. 2 day new moon event, November 4-5
10. 1 day new moon event, December 4
11. 2 day new moon event, 2022 January 2-3
12. 1 day new moon event, February 1
13. 2 day new moon event, March 2-3, additional 30 day month, the 2021 Festival cycle ends April 1
2022 (Solar year 14)
(2022 April 1-2, Abib new moon alignment between sun and earth, 9:27 a.m. Friday Jerusalem Time)
1. 2 day new moon event, April 1-2, Passover April 15, Unleavened Bread 16-22
2. 1 day new moon event, may 1
3. 2 day new moon event, may 30-31, Pentecost June 5
4. 1 day new moon event June 29
5. 2 day new moon event July 28-29
6. 1 day new moon event August 27
7. 2 day new moon event September 25-26, Trumpets 26 Atonement October 5 Tabernacles 10-17
8. 1 day new moon event October 25
9. 2 day new moon event November 23-24
10. 1 day new moon event December 23
11. 2 day new moon event 2023 January 21-22
12. 1 day new moon event February 20, last day of 2022 Festival cycle March 21
2023 (Solar year 15)
2023 March 21-22, Abib new moon alignment between the sun and earth, 8:26 p.m. Monday Jerusalem Time
1. 2 day new moon event March 21-22, Passover April 4, Unleavened Bread 5-11
2. 1 day new moon event April 20
3. 2 day new moon event March 19-20, Pentecost March 28
4. 1 day new moon event June 18
5. 2 day new moon event July 17-18
6. 1 day new moon event August 16
7. 2 day new moon event September 14-15, Trumpets 15, Atonement 24, Tabernacles September 29-October 6
8. 1 day new moon event October 14
9. 2 day new moon event November 12-13
10. 1 day new moon event December 12
11. 2 day new moon event 2024 January 10-11
12. 2 day new moon event February 9-10, Leap year automatically added 1 day = 30, last day of 2023 Festival cycle March 10
2024 (Solar year 16)
2024 March 10-11, Abib new moon alignment between sun and earth 12:02 p.m. Sunday Jerusalem Time
1. 2 day new moon event March 10-11, Passover March 24, Unleavened Bread 25-31
2. 1 day new moon event April 9
3. 2 day new moon event may 8-9, Pentecost may 19
4. 1 day new moon event June 7
5. 2 day new moon event July 6-7
6. 1 day new moon event August 5
7. 2 day new moon event September 3-4, Trumpets 4, Atonement 13, Tabernacles 18-25
8. 1 day new moon event October 3-
9. 2 day new moon event November 1-2
10. 1 day new moon event December 1
11. 2 day new moon event December 30-31
12. 1 day new moon event 2025 January 29
13. 2 day new moon event February 27-28, additional 30 day month, last day of 2024 Festival cycle March 29
2025 (Solar year 17)
2025 March 29-30, Abib new moon alignment between sun and earth, 2:00 p.m. Saturday Jerusalem Time
1. 2 day new moon event March 29-30, Passover April 12, Unleavened Bread 13-19
2. 1 day new moon event April 28
3. 2 day new moon event may 27-28
4. 1 day new moon event June 26, Pentecost June 8
5. 2 day new moon event July 25-26
6. 1 day new moon event August 24
7. 2 day new moon event September 22-23, Trumpets 23, Atonement October 2, Tabernacles October 7-14
8. 1 day new moon event October 22
9. 2 day new moon event November 20-21
10. 1 day new moon event December 20
11. 2 day new moon event 2026 January 18-19
12. 1 day new moon event February 17, last day of 2025 Festival cycle March 18
2026 (Solar year 18)
2026 March 18-19, Abib new moon event, 4:26 a.m. Thursday Jerusalem time
1. 2 day new moon event, March 18-19, Passover April 1, Unleavened Bread 2-8
2. 1 day new moon event April 17
3. 2 day new moon event March 16-17, Pentecost March 24
4. 1 day new moon event June 15
5. 2 day new moon event July 14-15
6. 1 day new moon event August 13
7. 2 day new moon event September 11-12, Trumpets 12, Atonement 21, Tabernacles September 26-October 3
8. 1 day new moon event October 11
9. 2 day new moon event November 9-10
10. 1 day new moon event December 9
11. 2 day new moon event 2027 January 7-8
12. 1 day new moon event February 6
13. 2 day new moon event March 7-8 additional 30 day month, last day of 2026 Festival cycle April 6
2027 (Solar year 19)
2027 April 7, Abib new moon alignment between sun and earth 2:53 a.m. Wednesday Jerusalem Time
1. 2 day new moon event April 6-7, Passover 20, Unleavened Bread 21-27
2. 1 day new moon event may 6
3. 2 day new moon event June 4-5, Pentecost June 6
4. 1 day new moon event July 4
5. 2 day new moon event August 2-3
6. 1 day new moon event September 1
7. 2 day new moon event September 30-October 1, Trumpets October 1, Atonement 10, Tabernacles 15-22
8. 1 day new moon event October 30
9. 2 day new moon event November 28-29
10. 1 day new moon event December 28
11. 2 day new moon event 2028 January 26-27
12. 2 day new moon event February 25-26, Plus 1 day added for leap year = 30 days last day of 2027Festival cycle March 26
2028 (Solar year 1)
2028 March 26-27, Abib new moon alignment between the sun and earth 7:33 a.m. Sunday Jerusalem Time
1. 2 day new moon event March 26-27, Passover April 9, Unleavened Bread 10-16
2. 1 day new moon event April 25
3. 2 day new moon event May 24-25, Pentecost May 28
4. 1 day new moon event June 23
5. 2 day new moon event July 22-23
6. 1 day new moon event August 21
7. 2 day new moon event September 19-20, Trumpets 20, Atonement September 29, Tabernacles October 4-11
8. 1 day new moon event October 19
9. 2 day new moon event November 17-18
10. 1 day new moon event December 17
11. 2day new moon event 2029 January 15-16
12. 1 day new moon event February 14, last day of 2028 Festival cycle march 15
2029 (Solar year 2
2029 March 15-16, Abib new moon alignment between sun and earth, 7:21 a.m. Thursday Jerusalem Time
1. 2 day new moon event March 15-16, Passover 29, Unleavened Bread march 30-April 5
2. 1 day new moon event April 14
3. 2 day new moon event may 13-14, Pentecost may 20
4. 1 day new moon event June 12
5. 2 day new moon event July 11-12
6. 1 day new moon event August 10
7. 2 day new moon event September 8-9, Trumpets 9, Atonement 18, Tabernacles 23-28
8. 1 day new moon event October 8
9. 2 day new moon event November 6-7
10. 1 day new moon event December 6
11. 2 day new moon event 2030 January 4-5
12. 1 day new moon event February 3
13. 2 day new moon event March 4-5, additional 30 day month, last day of 2029 Festival cycle April 3
2030 (Solar year 3)
2030 April 3-4, Abib new moon alignment between sun and earth, 1:04 a.m. Wednesday Jerusalem Time
1. 2 day new moon event April 3-4, Passover April 17, Unleavened Bread 18-24
2. 1 day new moon event may 3
3. 2 day new moon event June 1-2, Pentecost June 8
4. 1 day new moon event July 1
5. 2 day new moon event July 30-31
6. 1 day new moon event August 29
7. 2 day new moon event September 27-28, Trumpets 28, Atonement October 7, Tabernacles 12-19
8. 1 day new moon event October 27
9. 2 day new moon event November 25-26
10. 1 day new moon event December 25
11. 2 day new moon event 2031 January 23-24
12. 1 day new moon event February 22, last day of 2030 Festival cycle March 23
2031 (Solar year 4)
2031 March 23-24, Abib new moon alignment between the sun and earth 6:52 a.m. Sunday Jerusalem Time
1. 2 day new moon event March 23-24, Passover April 6, Unleavened Bread 7-13
2. 1 day new moon event April 22
3. 2 day new moon event may 21-22, Pentecost June 1
4. 1 day new moon event June 20
5. 2 day new moon event July 19-20
6. 1 day new moon event August 18
7. 2 day new moon event September 16-17, Trumpets 17, Atonement 26, Tabernacles October 1-8
8. 1 day new moon event October 16
9. 2 day new moon event November 14-15
10. 1 day new moon event December 14
11. 2 day new moon event 2032 January 12-13
12.. 2 day new moon event February 11-12, Plus 1 day for Leap year = 30 days, last day of 2031 Festival cycle March 12
2032 (Solar year 5)
2032 March 11-13, Abib new moon alignment between sun and earth, 10:26 a..m. / 6:26 p.m. Thursday, March 11 that begins friday, March 12 Jerusalem time. March 13 becomes the first day of the first month of the 2032 Festival calendar.
1. 2 day new moon event March 12-13, Passover 26, unleavened Bread March 27-April 2
(2032 Jewish Passover calendar), predicts a Passover preparation day March 26, Seder = day 1 Unleavened Bread March27-April 2 = day 7, Plus 1 additional Last Day Unleavened Bread April3)
2. 1 day new moon event, April 11, the 2032 Festival calendar allows a second month Passover and Unleavened Bread.
2032 April 10-11, Abib new moon alignment between sun and earth, 5:41 a.m. April 10 Saturday Jerusalem Time, occurring 1 day before April 11
2. 1 day new moon event April 11, Passover April 24 Saturday, first day of Unleavened Bread April 25 Sunday also a High Sabbath, Blood Moon 6:11 p.m. Sunday/ Monday Jerusalem time, or 11:11 a.m. Sunday morning Eastern United States Time, last day of Unleavened Bread may 1.
[the Blood Moon on April 25 may begin the 3 1/2 year Tribulations that proceed Messiah Yeshua’s arrival on Trumpets 2035. Between 2:00 AM Eastern, 1:00 AM Central, 12:00 AM Mountain 11:00 PM Pacific Time the United States Will reach midpoint of the evening beginning the first day of Unleavened Bread. That Night on April 25. The full moon Will be approximately 4.5° and nine hours before entering the Blood Moon alignment in the shadow of the earth. Suddenly 2000/ 100 mega ton warheads detonate a mile above the US continent. The massive fireballs turn the full moon Blood Read and the earth is shaken and moved out of it’s orbital path. The lunar orbit Will return to the exact 30 day cycle that existed before the days of Noah’s flood. The earth’s yearly orbit Will also return to the exact 360 days that matches the prophetic 1260 days / 42 months predicted in Revelation 11:1-3; for the Tribulations. The 2032 Passover/ Seder between April 26/ 27 occur 1 month late. Following the calendar correctly Will help, when responding to the warning to flee on Passover March 26/ 2032.
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