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Dates for God's Feast Days
 
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Biblical Calendar Months
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Months of the
Hebrew Year

Normal Year
MonthDays
1. Abib or Nisan **30
2. Iyar 29
3. Sivan ** 30
4. Tammuz 29
5. Ab 30
6. Elul 29
7. Tishri ** 30
8. Heshvan 29 or 30
9. Kislev29 or 30
10. Tebeth29
11. Shebat 30
12. Adar29
Leap (Intercalary) Year *
MonthDays
1. Abib or Nisan **30
2. Iyar 29
3. Sivan ** 30
4. Tammuz 29
5. Ab 30
6. Elul 29
7. Tishri ** 30
8. Heshvan 29 or 30
9. Kislev29 or 30
10. Tebeth29
11. Shebat 30
12. Adar I 30
13. Adar II29
* A 30-day month called Adar I is added.
** Denotes month containing God's Holy Days.
Tishri 1 (Feast of Trumpets) is the first day of the Hebrew year.
On Thursday, September 29th, 2011 Hebrew year 5772 will begin.
On Monday, September 17th, 2012 Hebrew year 5773 will begin.
On Thursday, September 5th, 2013, Hebrew year 5774 will begin.
Year Passover* Days of
Unleavened Bread		 Day of
Pentecost		 Feast of
Trumpets		 Day of
Atonement		 Feast of
Tabernacles		 Last
Great Day
 
2011 April 18
Monday 		April 19-25
Tuesday - Monday 		June 12
Sunday 		September 29
Thursday 		October 8
Saturday 		October 13-19
Thursday - Wed.		 October 20
Thursday
2012 April 6
Friday 		April 7-13
Saturday - Friday 		May 27
Sunday 		September 17
Monday 		September 26
Wednesday 		October 1-7
Monday - Sunday 		October 8
Monday
2013 March 25
Monday 		March 26-April 1
Tuesday - Monday 		May 19
Sunday 		September 5
Thursday		 September 14
Saturday 		September 19-25
Thursday - Wed.		 September 26
Thursday
2014 April 14
Monday 		April 15-21
Tuesday - Monday 		June 8
Sunday 		September 25
Thursday 		October 4
Saturday 		October 9-15
Thursday - Wed. 		October 16
Thursday
2015 April 3
Friday 		April 4-10
Saturday - Friday 		May 24
Sunday 		September 14
Monday 		September 23
Wednesday 		September 28 - Oct. 4
Monday - Sunday 		October 5
Monday

Note: Biblical Days begin at sunset. Therefore, a Holy Day begins at sunset of the previous day listed. For example, a Holy Day that is on Wednesday is observed from sunset Tuesday to sunset Wednesday.

* The Christian Passover service is held JUST AFTER sunset of the previous day (e.g. Wednesday means that the Passover service is held Tuesday evening.)

 
 
 
  
 
 

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