Shalum Har,
It's been a while. We've learned to keep silent as we've grown wiser. Learned things changing what we speak, it's no wonder: 'be quick to hear, slow to speak'.
Updating our chadash calculating: a day containing a covered moon, yet polluted by a waning crescent is simply the last day of the month. For example, if a new moon (full covering) happens 10:38a, the following sundown begins day one of the chadash/month.
Updating Pasach/Passover calculating: Shamut 12. As happened when Yashar'al left Matsarym, yum 14 as sun is going down yet not below the horizon yet, kill lamb. Commence eating with written required foods. All left over items, to be burnt up. Not a piece unburned. Should be burned up before the sun comes up. Yubalym 49 confirms exact timing as given in Turah. Also clearly shows a calendar date changes to the next at sundown (debunking the whole 12-hour calendar day leaven).
Pasach in Gregorian terms 2014: 4/13/14 "Sinday" (right before the sun goes down with feast's conclusion being before the sun comes up on 4/14/14)
Not a fan of the Roman names for the days of the week.
Here are our recent substitutes. Done in humor of course and disdain for the idolatry-laden English language.
1-Sinday
2-Mundaneday
3-Oozeday
4-Humpday
5-Turdsday
6-Fireday
Had to calculate Muadym/Appointed Times for work.
These are my New Moon dates where an unpolluted full day of covered-moon begins; (Consider when sighting New Moons at sundown, if a waning sliver were seen, that starting day would belong to the old month) first days of each Abary/Hebrew month converted into Gregorian terms:
Chadash Abyb (First Month of the Abary Year per the Turah/Pentateuch):
Sundown late 3/30/14 to sundown late 3/31/14
Chadash 2: Sundown late 4/29/14 to sundown late 4/30/14
Chadash 3: Sundown late 5/28/14 to sundown late 5/29/14
Chadash 4: Sundown late 6/27/14 to sundown late 6/28/14
Chadash 5: Sundown late 7/26/14 to sundown late 7/27/14
Chadash 6: Sundown late 8/25/14 to sundown late 8/26/14
Chadash 7: Sundown late 9/24/14 to sundown late 9/25/14
Chadash 8: Sundown late 10/23/14 to sundown late 10/24/14
Chadash 9: Sundown late 11/22/14 to sundown late 11/23/14
Chadash 10: Sundown late 12/22/14 to sundown late 12/23/14
Chadash 11: Sundown late 1/20/15 to sundown late 1/21/15
Chadash 12: Sundown late 2/18/15 to sundown late 2/19/15
Muadym Dates in Abary and Gregorian terms:
I've already covered Pasach so here are the rest of the dates. HalaluYAHUAH!
1. Chag ha Matsut/Feast of Unleavened Bread- Opening Feast Day (High Shabat [which means no work is to be done this Muad/Appointed Time])
Abary Calendar: 1st month, 15th day
Gregorian: Sundown late 4/13/14 to sundown late 4/14/14
2. Chag ha Matsut- Closing Feast Day (High Shabat)
Abary Calendar: 1st month, 21st day
Gregorian: Sundown late 4/19/14 to sundown late 4/20/14
3. Bakurym/First-fruits
Abary Calender (3 days 3 nights after Pasach)
4. Shabaut/50 Count (High Shabat)
Abary Calendar: 3rd month, 12th day
Gregorian: Sundown late 6/8/14 to sundown late 6/9/14
5. Zakarun Taruaah/ Remembrance of Alarming Noise (High Shabat)
Abary Calendar: 7th month, 1st day
Gregorian: Sundown late 9/24/14 to sundown late 9/25/14
6. Yum Kaphar/ Day of Covering Atonement (High Shabat)
Abary Calendar: 7th month, 10th day
7. Chag ha Sakut/ Booth Feast- Opening Feast Day
Abary Calendar: 7th month, 15th day
Gregorian: Sundown late 10/8/14 to sundown late 10/9/14
8. Chag ha Sakut- Closing Feast Day
Abary Calendar: 7th month, 22nd day
Gregorian: Sundown late 10/15/14 to sundown late 10/16/14
This Abary new year begun on an Abary second day.
This past week has been busy with Pasach preparation, waiting on a grill, shupharym (trumpets), and lamb. 10th day is near! I can't forget to scope that lamb!
Different Pasach plan than decided last month, but may YHUH gain the esteem.
Leaven has been leaving our house for months now. Coming near the Appointed Week, the grind is heavier; it must be! Going to be interesting making quick work of our lamb as we lose sunlight and get a full-up remembrance of what our ancestors of Yashar'al endured during their leaving Matsarym.
Hope to check in again next week.
May we all seek to do our Creator's Will, His Turah: the Written "Law of Moses" and Living, Yahusha Mashyach!
Shabat shalum, enduring ones!
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