2010-11
Biblical New Moon & Holy Day Dates
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2010-11 Biblical
New Moon & Holy Day Dates
(Hebrew:
Rosh Hodesh Sameach!)
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Biblical
Month #
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Crescent
New Moon Dates
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Holy
Days and Dates*
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April 6 - 7th
Day of Unleavened Bread |
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2 |
April 16
estimated |
April 29 -
2nd Passover |
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3 |
May
15 estimated |
May 23 - Pentecost |
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4 |
June 14
estimated |
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10 |
December 7
estimated |
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11 |
January 6
estimated |
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12 |
February 4
estimated |
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- *Editors' note: The New
Moon and Holy Day
dates posted in advance are estimated, until dates are
confirmed by visible sighting of the new moon in Jerusalem, Israel (about 7 hours
ahead of US eastern standard time). The (Gregorian) dates
posted is the "Biblical New Moon Day" date, (visible sighting
would be confirmed on the evening before the posted dated.)
The start of the Biblical New Year depends on the sighting of the
ripening of the Abib
- barley harvest in Jerusalem.
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- The Holy Day's
listed are YHWH's
ordained Holy Days listed in Leviticus ch.23. Remember, the
Biblical day is from sunset to sunset. When keeping the Holy Days,
the
observance begins at sundown the night before the above posted Holy Day
or New Moon date.
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2009-10 Biblical
Holy Day & New Moon
Calendar
(Hebrew:
Rosh Hodesh Sameach!)
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Biblical
Month #
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Crescent
New Moon Dates
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Holy
Days and Dates*
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April 17 - 7th
Day of Unleavened Bread |
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2 |
April
27 confirmed |
May 9 -
2nd Passover |
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3 |
May 26
confirmed |
May 31 - Pentecost |
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4 |
June 24
confirmed |
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10 |
December
19 confirmed |
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11 |
January 17
confirmed |
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12 |
February 16
confirmed |
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- *Editors' note: The New
Moon
and Holy Day
dates posted in advance are estimated, until dates are
confirmed by visible sighting of the new moon in Jerusalem, Israel (about 7 hours
ahead of US eastern standard time). The (Gregorian) dates
posted is the "Biblical New Moon Day" date, (visible sighting
would be confirmed on the evening before the posted dated.)
The start of the Biblical New Year depends on the sighting of the
ripening of the Abib
- barley harvest in Jerusalem.
-
- The Holy Day's
listed are YHWH's
ordained Holy Days listed in Leviticus ch.23. Remember, the
Biblical day is from sunset to sunset. When keeping the Holy Days,
the
observance begins at sundown the night before the above posted Holy Day
or New Moon date.
For more info see Biblical
Timekeeping & Calendar web page

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