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The Biblical Calendar

Gen 1:14 And Elohim said, Let light sources be in the expanse of the heavens, to divide between the day and the night. And let them be for

signs and for (Holy day) seasons, and for days and years.

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Gen 1:14 And Elohim said, Let light sources be in the expanse of the heavens, to divide between the day and the night. And let them be for

signs and for (Holy day) seasons, and for days and years.

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The Biblical Calendar

By Don Esposito

(c) Word of Truth Publications 2013

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1: The biblical Calendar How it works..............................1 Chapter 2- How does the biblical year begin?. ............................8 Chapter 3- When does the month begin?...................................22 Chapter 4 - Which day is the conjunction?.................................31 Chapter 5 - When Was Yahshua Crucified?.................................36 Chapter 6- What year was the Crucifixion?... .............................49 Chapter 7 - Which Day is the Passover?....................................53 Chapter 8 - How to Count to Shavuot/ The Omer Offering...........60 Chapter 9 - The Lunar Sabbath Illusion.....................................66 Chapter 10 - When does the day begin?....................................72 Chapter 11: Conclusion..........................................................79

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CHAPTER 1: THE BIBLICAL CALENDAR HOW IT WORKS

If someone would do a history of the world study they would find out that for millenniums civilizations have been keeping a vast variety of different methods to calculate time and to formulate calendars.

And although there have been hundreds of varying methods for determining time, in most calendars through the ages there have been certain constants such as a 7 day week and also most civilizations determining the separation of the year by the vernal equinox.

What has turned out to be a most intriguing situation though is the recent calendar methods that have cropped up in calculating the biblical Holy Days in Leviticus the 23rd chapter. And as the rise in Internet sites has been over the last 20 years so has the rise been in biblical calendars and calculations.

I believe that many of these new theories that are arising on the subject may be founded on sincerity of heart, but also misguided on fact and premise.

Living in Israel over the last 13 years and studying the biblical calendars from renowned experts here in Israel for over 15 years, I can conclusively state that it is virtually impossible to come up with the accurate biblical calendar without being in the land of Israel and understanding both the agricultural cycle, and the ancient process of worship.

Number one, when we even start to look at the biblical command of keeping the Holy Days of Yahweh, the very first premise is that Israel would be here in the Land of Israel.

Lev 23:10 Speak to the sons of Israel, and you shall say to them, When you come in to the land which I am giving to you, and have reaped its harvest, and have brought in the Omer, of the beginning of your harvest, to the priest,

Lev 23:11 then he shall wave the Omer before YAHWEH for your acceptance; on the morrow of the Sabbath the priest shall wave it.

You will never find even one scripture in the entirety of the Bible that would even remotely make one think that the intention of the Holy Days was ever meant for any other place on earth, but Israel. That is clear. Jerusalem is the center of the earth (Ezek 38:12), and the only place on earth that Scripture states where Yahweh dwells.

When one looks at Psalm 137 you can see that in biblical times there was no other thought at feast time but to be in Jerusalem.

Psa 137:1 There by the rivers of Babylon we sat down; also we wept when we

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