HOLY DAYS CALENDAR

Feast Information Thru - 2030

The Annual Festivals

The Biblical Holy Days are the ordained Festivals of God as recorded in the Scriptures. Within these Annual Festivals there are seven Annual Sabbaths or "Holy Convocations" in addition to the weekly Sabbath which is also a Holy Convocation. On these Sabbaths work is restricted.

(Based on Gods Calendar, calendar as stated in scripture.) "These are the feasts of the Lord, even holy convocations, which ye shall proclaim in their seasons." (Lev 23:4)

You may find that many have broken down Tabernacles calling for the last day to be a separate date, it is not.

Passover; On the 14^th day of the 1^st month in the evening, the Passover meal is held. Only the 1^st and the 7^th day are Holy Days or High Sabbath. Unleavened is considered part of Passover. Lasts seven days,
Unleavened Bread: Begins on the 14^th day as part of Passover. Only the 1^st and the 7^th day are Holy Days or High Sabbath.
Feast of First Fruits. 50 days are counted from the day after the weekly Sabbath during Passover / Unleavened Bread. First Fruits is a Holy Day or High Sabbath.
Feast of Trumpets: On the 1^st day of the 7^th month. Usually falls in September or October on the Gregorian Calendar. Trumpets is a Holy Day or High Sabbath.
Atonement: On the 10^th day of the 7^th month. A fast to the Lord. No food or water for 24 hours. Atonement is a Holy Day or High Sabbath.
Tabernacles: Also known as the Feast of Booths because God commanded that the people stay in temporary shelters called booths. Falls on the 15^th day of the 7^th month and the 1^st and 8th days are a Holy Day or High Sabbath. This festival lasts eight days.

Calendars

History has shown us that the Jews CHANGED THE CALENDAR approximately four centuries after Christ's death, and substituted in its place a "fixed," artificial calendar which has changed the Holy Days, and POSTPONED these days by adding Jewish traditions to the calendar! The Jews themselves admit to this change! It can be clearly documented in the Jewish Encyclopedia, and many other Jewish books that deal with the subject. The calendar issue can be seen as a test of who you will follow, God or man.

A Simple Formula for Figuring the start of the new year

The calendar is based on the Biblical system of observing the new moon at Jerusalem. Visibility may delay dates by one day, therefore whenever possible calculated dates should be confirmed by actual observations at or near Jerusalem.
The Barley must be in the green ear phase, known as abib, in Israel. As we get closer to the end of this age, drought can be expected and may effect the timing of the barley being ready.
The first night of the new moon is counted as the first day of the Biblical new Year.
Then count to the fourteenth day from that moon and you have Passover, this will get you started for counting the rest down.

NOTE that all begin the evening before
* The Passover service itself is held just after Sunset the evening before
* First day and last day are a Sabbath

Keep in mind that these dates must be verified by the state of the barley!

We are only giving an estimate here as to when the annual biblical feasts will occur based on the visibility of the new moon.

2021 Early Dates	Date
Passover /Unleavened Bread**	March 27 - May 3
Feast of Firstfruits	May 23
Trumpets	September 8
Atonement	September 17
Tabernacles*	September 22 - 29

2021 Late Dates	Date
Passover /Unleavened Bread**	April 27 - May 4
Feast of Firstfruits	June 4
Trumpets	October 8
Atonement	October 17
Tabernacles*	October 22 - 29