Holy Day Calendar for 2016
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March 19, 2016, is a date that most of us recognize as symbolic of changing
seasons. In 2016 this Vernal Equinox happens on Friday Mar 19, 2016. As we welcome spring, people south of the equator are actually
gearing up for the cooler temperatures of autumn. What Happens at the Equinox?
Far from being an arbitrary indicator of the changing seasons, March 21
(March 20 in some years and March 19th in some years) is significant for
astronomical reasons. On Mar 19, 2016 the Sun will cross directly over the Earth's equator. This moment
is known as the vernal equinox in the Northern Hemisphere. For the
Southern Hemisphere, this is the moment of the autumnal equinox.
Equinox Means "Equal Night" Translated literally,
equinox
means "equal night." Because the sun is positioned above the
equator, day and night are about equal in length all over the world during the
equinoxes. A second equinox occurs each year on Approximately September 21; In
2016 this will be on Sept 23nd 2015. (The Roman Calendar
declairs this the 1st day of Fall) This
date will mark the autumnal equinox in the Northern Hemisphere and the vernal
equinox in the Southern (
vernal denotes "spring").
Fall Holy Days are calculated from the New Moons, not necessarily the
Equinox's, but the Equinoxes tell the time of the year. Holy days are
counted from new moons, not equinoxes,
In order to have the Passover and Equinox in the first month, and the spring
green starting in March, I have picked New Moon on April 7, 2016 at 5:25 a.m.
Local Daylight time in Wheatland, WY
Mountain Daylight Time. April after the equinox as the biblical
1st day of the year. Since that is the mathimatical calculation of the
Spring new moon. That is also the Scientific calculation of
the new moon by the US Naval Observatory. I do not use the Jewish
traditional reasoning as my standard. I looked at all the discussion regarding having the
1st day of the year before or after the Equinox and with all the angles of
suggested and quoted scriptures and finally think that the 1st day can be before
the equinox, so Passover can be in the first month. This year it is
after the Equinox.
2015 Phases of the Moon --- Greenwich, England
Universal Time (Not Wyoming Time)
I use Wyoming Time as the calculation as I do in observing the sabbath.
New and
Full Moons Universal Time (England)
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Biblical Holy Day Calendar for
2016 (Based on the Moon)
The New Moon 2016 (1st day of Year) is on April 7, 2016 at 5:25 a.m.
Local Daylight time in Wheatland, WY. The New Moon, Mountain Daylight Time.
The new moon is after the Equinox in 2016.
The following information is provided for Wheatland, Platte County,
Wyoming (longitude W105.0, latitude N42.1):
Sun and Moon Data for One Day
The following information is provided for Wheatland,
Platte County, Wyoming (longitude W105.0, latitude N42.1):
New Moon on
April 7, 2016 at 5:25 a.m. Local Daylight time in Wheatland, WY.
This day probably reflects the day of the rebirth of the Moon.
The true invisible conjunction. This makes it the first day of the First
Month
Passover April 21st, 2016 (Starts evening before
On Apr 1st.)
Counting to Abib 14. Abib 14 starts when the sun
goes down.
The commanded Passover Meal is after sundown on the beginning of Abib
14. (Of Apr 1st, 2015) Passover Day on the April 2, 2015
The commanded service of taking the bread, wine and foot washing comes after
the main (regular) meal. This is
Christ's Passover meal also. We will also observe that
Special Night to be Much Observed (Exo. 12.42), not
Abib 15 as the traditional doctrine believes.
(see Passover is the Feast)
He had to be off the cross before the Jewish Passover, remember.
The First Day of Unleavened Bread
starts late
afternoon on April 1st, 2015 at the going down of the sun. Making that the Passover day and 1st Day of UB
April 1st, that evening before would be Christ's Passover Ceremony.
April 8, 2015 would be the last day of UB or the 20th day of the 1st month.
This then matches the OT with the NT.
The First Holy Day will continue
all through the 1st day. (Which is the 14th day of Abib). The
Unleavened Bread will last for only 7 days which is called the Feast
of the Passover.
(See this explanation) Not 8 days as one
scripture indicates, which is conflict with all of the rest.
The
Seventh
day of the Feast of the Passover (Unleavened Bread)
is on Apr 8, 2014
This last
(7th) day coincides with Abib 20. and ends the 7-- 24 hr periods at about 7:00
in the
evening of
Apr 8th . (Or as is stated "until" (the start) of the 21st day of Abib...)
(Not inclusive of the 21st day of Abib which would make the Days of UB 8 days.)
Apr
5th, 2015 is the Feast of First of the First Fruits (Sunday)
or:
Waive Sheaf Day (Sunday) Apr
5, 2015 (Lev
23:9-14)
Coinsides with the last day
of UB.
Go to the weekly Sabbath
during the week of UB.
Then morning after the
Sabbath. It is Waive Sheaf Sunday.
("...on the day after the sabbath the priest shall wave it.)
Is that in the Bible? Is it a Holy Day? Is it to be kept
forever?
Jewish Reasoning or "Forbidden Days"
The UCG and LCG does not understand
the Jewish Calendar
Admissions on the Calculated
Rabbinical Calendar
Inconveniences are not Postponements
Forbidden Days of the Week = x
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The Jews would calculate the Passover being on April 3, based on
2% illumination and their crescent viseability. But since the 3rd is on a
Friday and it would interrupt the day of preparation, they postpone the Holy Day
to the 4th, so that no one has a hardship on a preparation day. We do not
accept this circular reasoning. April 2, Thurs is the Holy Day, not April
3rd, Friday--then postponed to April 4th Sat. like the Jews Keep.
Feast of Weeks
May 25, 2014 (Monday) (Pentecost)
Article 1,
Article 2, An
old Pastor Understood this.
Article 3
Lev 23:15 'And you shall count for yourselves
from the day after the
Sabbath, from the day
that you brought the sheaf of the wave offering: seven Sabbaths shall be
completed.
Lev 23:15 'And you shall count for yourselves
from the day after the
Sabbath, (In
other words, the day after the Sabbath is Sunday) from (Sunday) the
day that you brought the sheaf of the wave offering: (the day after Sunday
is day one) seven Sabbaths shall be completed.
What is the day after the Wave
sheaf Sunday? Simply that is Monday and Monday is Day (1) one in our
count to 50. Pentecost means count 50, not 49.
Feast of Trumpets
Sept 13
(12:42 am (just past midnight) starts the New Moon on the 1st day of the 7th Month.)
Unless you use Jerusalem time, then we could advance the
Trumpets to the 14th.
Now I don't live in Jerusalem, so I will just have to use Wyoming Time to
Calculate a New Moon here. So I adhear to Sept 13th as the magical day of
Trumpets.
Speak unto the children of Israel, saying,
In the seventh month, in the first day
of the month, shall ye have a sabbath, a memorial of blowing of trumpets, an
holy convocation. Lev 23:24
New Moon
on 13 September 2015 at 12:42 a.m. Mountain Daylight Time. Since it
is so early in the start of the 13th. The 13th is the new moon on the 7th
month.
So
Sept 13, 2015would be the exact 1st day of the 7th
month or Trumpets, since the new moon is about 6 hrs. after sundown on the
12th. The New Moon or the 1st Day of the 7th
Month would be on that 13th day.) It will still be a new moon (dark) on
into the moon on the 14th. but not in the 14th waxing crescent with
2% of the Moon's visible disk illuminated. We actually could back up to Sept 12
at sundown to start the calculation, but putting the majority of the day onto
Sept 13th, 2015.
Phase of the Moon on 14 September: waxing crescent with 2% of the
Moon's visible disk illuminated.
New Moon on 13 September 2015 at 12:42 a.m. Mountain Daylight Time
(This is 2% visibility
on Sept 14th required
by Jewish reasoning) US Naval Observatory. So Sept 14th is too late
if you use the moon in calculation)
So
it is probably Sept 13, 2015 for the Feast of Trumpets.
Since the Actual NM is in the early morning of the 13th..
42 minues after midnight.
When you go back to the new moon on this month and the next
month, and take the half way pint to make the full moon. It is easy to see why
they have advanced the FOT one full day to make the middle of month on Sept
28th, the middle of the month. When you back up 14.5 days from the full
moon, even though the full moon is not used in calculation, only an indicator.
And the you look at the new moon On October 13th of the next months and you
count backward 14.5 days, it is easy to see how they came up with Sept 28th as
the middle and therefore the first day of the FOT. that would then advance
the other 3 HD's to the next day. ????????????????????????????????????/
I'm a bit confused...
Day of Atonement
= Sept 22, 2015 (Lev.
23:27) Also on the tenth day of this
seventh month there shall be a day of atonement: Sept 22 is the 10th day
after the new moon in the 7th Month. Probably not good Jewish reasoning,
but Great Biblical reasoning. I have noticed that sometimes these days
don't match "The Inspired Pocket Calendar". (Pun Intended).
Feast of Tabernacles (7 day Feast
of Tabernacles) September 27, 2015 Lev 23:34
The fifteenth day of this seventh month shall be the feast of tabernacles for
seven days unto the LORD.
(Full Moon on
Sept 28 at 2:52 a.m. Mountain Daylight Time
Full
Moon on 28th at 1:52 a.m Pacific Daylight Time. (CA)
First
Day of the Feast of Tabernacles is on Sept 27, 2015 the Full
moon and the 1st day of FOT is about the same exact time. But
the Feast of Tabernacles is on the 15th day of the 7th month. The 1st day of the
Feast of Tabernacles would start
On Sept 27, 2015 (The 15th day of the 7th Month)
Full Moon on Sept 28 at 2:52 a.m. Mountain Daylight Time (But the
count starts on the New Moon and is not proved by the Full moon.)
Last
Great Day = Oct 4, 2015
This is all calculated in MST and not Jerusalem Time. As
we do not observe the Sabbath based on Jerusalem time but on MST or sundown to
sundown in the area of which we live.
What
is a New Moon and What is a Full Moon, and Why?
More Information:
Forbidden Days - Postpone
God’s Holy Days ??
Problems with the Hebrew Calendar
Jewish Reasoning or "Forbidden Days"
The UCG does not understand
the Jewish Calendar
Admissions on the Calculated
Rabbinical Calendar
Inconveniences are not Postponements
Forbidden Days of the Week
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The Holy Day arrangement for the year is determined by rules
(traditions of men) that aim to prevent Yom Kippur (Atonement) from occurring
either before or after the Sabbath. Thus making the "Day of
Preparation" (Fri.) or the Preparation for the weekly Sabbath, more
important than the High Day.
Frequently Asked Questions (From the US Naval Observatory)
... About Phenomena of the Sun and Moon
... About Time
For Your Information about ...
Phenomena of the Sun and Moon
Calendars and Historical Events
US Naval
Observatory Master Clock Time (The Correct Time)
How does God count a Day?
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DIFFERENT CALENDARS 2007 |
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Now United and Living use the Following Schedule.
The moons do not exactly agree with this schedule.
| 2015
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Date
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| Passover *++
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April 3 |
| Feast of Unleavened Bread *
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April 4-10 |
| Pentecost*
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May 24 |
| Feast of Trumpets*
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September 14 |
| Day of Atonement
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September 23 |
| Feast of Tabernacles*
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September 28 - October 4 |
| The Eighth Day*
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October 5 |
| * Begins evening before; ++
Observed evening before |
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| 2016
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Date
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| Passover *++
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April 22 |
| Feast of Unleavened Bread *
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April 23-29 |
| Pentecost*
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June 12 |
| Feast of Trumpets*
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October 3 |
| Day of Atonement
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October 12 |
| Feast of Tabernacles*
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October 17-23 |
| The Eighth Day*
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October 24 |
| * Begins evening before; ++
Observed evening before |
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| 2017 |
Date |
| Passover *++ |
April 10 |
| Feast of Unleavened Bread * |
April 11-17 |
| Pentecost* |
June 4 |
| Feast of Trumpets* |
September 21 |
| Day of Atonement * |
September 30 |
| Feast of Tabernacles* |
October 5-11 |
| The Eighth Day* |
October 12 |
| * Begins evening before; ++ Observed evening
before |
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| 2018 |
Date |
| Passover *++ |
March 30 |
| Feast of Unleavened Bread * |
March 31 - April 6 |
| Pentecost* |
May 20 |
| Feast of Trumpets* |
September 10 |
| Day of Atonement * |
September 19 |
| Feast of Tabernacles* |
September 24-30 |
| The Eighth Day* |
October 1 |
| * Begins evening before; ++ Observed evening
before |
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| 2019 |
Date |
| Passover *++ |
April 19 |
| Feast of Unleavened Bread * |
April 20-26 |
| Pentecost* |
June 9 |
| Feast of Trumpets* |
September 30 |
| Day of Atonement * |
October 9 |
| Feast of Tabernacles* |
October 14-20 |
| The Eighth Day* |
October 21 |
| * Begins evening before; ++ Observed evening
before |
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* Observed Previous Evening |
