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What are the Times for each Biblical New Moon or Rosh Chodesh?
First off, this information is NOT according to Rabbinical
Judaism, but instead, it is according to the strict adherence to Biblical Judaism that goes by actual observance of the celestial bodies. Rabbinical Judaism's determinations of New Moons and the Jewish New Year is based on
math and traditions and not purely on observance. Likewise, in regards to the Rabbinical New Year, they are always seven months too late based on several foolish rabbinical teachings.
Secondly, because Moshe (Moses) led the people out of Mitzraim (Egypt) into the wilderness and after receiving the Torah (HaShem's instructions) he also intended to lead the people to the "Land of Canaan." However, Moshe never led Yisrael into Eretz Yisrael, but only to the border of it. Now, even though Moshe never entered into Eretz Yisrael himself, the determining of New Moons must be determined by what is observed in Eretz Yisrael, not from any other place on the globe.
This fact must be pointed out, because if you are in another nation or time zone, you may not get the correct date for the biblical feasts. This can lead you into transgression by not observing the holidays on the correct day.
So here are the times of the scientific "New Moons" for the years 2011 - 2012, these times are NOT according to the biblical times of when a New Month should begin, they are merely the times when the celestial bodies (the sun and moon) are together. These times are in U.T. Time. From there we can determine when the biblical feasts can actually take place...
Disclaimer: I changed the names of certain months of the Gregorian calendar because they memorialize false gods...
2011
Month Day Hours Min
1st month 4 9 03
Feb 3 2 31
3rd month 4 20 46
20 23 21 This is when Springs starts. From this point
we can determine when the New Year takes
place.
4th month 3 14 32
5th month 3 6 51
6th month 1 21 03
Jul 1 8 54
Jul 30 18 40
Aug 29 3 04
Sep 27 11 09
Oct 26 19 56
Nov 25 6 10
Dec 24 18 06
1M. 2012 23 7 39
Feb 2012 21 22 35
3M. 2012 22 14 37
According to the UT times above, the following are the Rosh Chodeshes through the year, beginning in the evenings of the Gregorian dates are how I have given the dates...
1. First Rosh Chodesh.......... 4/3/2011 (Biblical name: Aviv)
2. Second Rosh Chodesh......5/3/2011 (Biblical name: Ziv)
3. Third Rosh Chodesh.........6/2/2011 - this is different from above because
sunset already transpired in Israel
when the celestial "New Moon" took
place, making it the following day for
the Jewish Calendar
4. Fourth Rosh Chodesh .......7/1/2011
5. Fifth Rosh Chodesh.........7/30/2011
6. Sixth Rosh Chodesh .......8/29/2011
7. Seventh Rosh Chodesh ..9/27/2011 (Biblical name: Ethanim)
8. Eighth Rosh Chodesh....10/27/2011 (Biblical name: Bul)
this is different from above because
sunset already transpired in Israel
when the celestial "New Moon" took
place, making it the following day for
the Jewish Calendar
9. Nineth Rosh Chodesh....11/25/2011
10. Tenth Rosh Chodesh...12/25/2011
this is different from above because
sunset already transpired in Israel
when the celestial "New Moon" took
place, making it the following day for
the Jewish Calendar
11. Eleventh R.Chodesh... 1/23/2012
12. Twelveth R. Chodesh... 2/22/2012
this is different from above because
sunset already transpired in Israel
when the celestial "New Moon" took
place, making it the following day for
the Jewish Calendar
2012 3/20 5:20 UT Spring Equinox
1. Rosh HaShannah and Rosh Chodesh ...... 3/22/2012
Maregaal (Margel) Yaakov
Because this is the first celestial New Moon after Spring, this is the New Moon we will use to determine the Jewish Biblical New Year. As we can see 4/3/2011 at 14:32 UT time is the celestial "New Moon." 14:32 is actually 2:32 PM in London. However, Moses did not lead the Israelites to London, because of this we must always add two hours to our time, because Jerusalem is two hours ahead of London. Therefore, when the celestial "New Moon" takes place it is actually 4:32 in the evening. Sunset on this day falls at exactly 7:00 PM. The first sunset after the celestial New Moon is always a Rosh Chodesh. Therefore, this night 4/3/2011 through the day of 4/4/2011 is the first Rosh Chodesh of the biblical year, being New Year or Rosh HaShannah.
Click here for the source of my celestial New Moon times
1. Rosh HaShannah/ 1st Rosh Chodesh (Aviv) 4/3/2011 in the evening
after sunset through 4/4/2011 of the day till sunset.
2. Pesach = Sunday 4/17/2011 in the evening - before sundown
3. First day of Chag Matzah = 4/17/2011 in the evening - after sundown
though the following day of the 18th, till sundown.
4. Second day of Chag Matzah is the giving of the wave offering Omer
and this day is the first day, out of 50, leading to Shavuot. The Omer
offering and counting days from the Omer offering begins on 4/19/2011
5. Shavuot = 50 days from the wave offering = 6/7/2011
Rabbinical Judaism falls a day late on the 8th
6. The Feast of Trumpets = 9/27/2011 in the evening at sunset
through the following day of the 28th, till sunset.
7. Yom Kippur starts in the evening of Oct 6, after sunset till the following
day of Oct 7 at the close of sunset
8. The first day of the Feast of Tabernacles starts in the evening, at
sunset, on Oct 11 throughout the following day of Oct 12. This feast
lasts for seven days with a special non-servile Sabbath on the 8th day.
Margel
Yaakov
Rosh HaShannah and Rosh Chodesh: the 1st month of the year = Aviv/Nisan
Starting in the evening of 3/22,
to the following evening of the 23th
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