Biblical Calendar

Also, make sure under "Event Titles" that "Show all Hebrew date for every day of the year" is checked, scroll down and hit "Create Calendar" and select the month you want.

Hebrew months- Nisan 1 Iyar 2 Sivan 3 Tammuz 4 Av 5 Elul 6 Tishri 7 Heshvan 8 Kislev 9 Tevet 10 Shevat 11 Adar 12 Thirteenth Month (Feb-Mar) These feasts or seasons that I have discussed in my books "Seasons" and "Noon" celebrated on the same day of the Hebrew calendar every year, but the Hebrew year is not the same length as a solar year on the Gregorian calendar used by most of the western world. As a result, the dates of these seasons change on the Gregorian calendar. The Hebrew calendar is based on the rotation of the Earth about it’s axis (a day) the revolution of the moon about the Earth (about 291/2 days) and the revolution of the Earth about the sun (about 3651/4 days or 12.4 lunar months). The Gregorian calendar does not (the length of the months has been arbitrarily set at 28, 30 or 31 days).) The Hebrew calendar coordinates these three facts and as a result, some years on the Hebrew calendar have 13 months, which is considered a leap year. The following charts show the dates of God’s appointed feasts both on the Hebrew Calendar and the Gregorian Calendar up to the year 2022. In a leap year, the thirteen month is called Adar 2 and the Twelfth Month is called Adar 1. The additional month (Adar I) is inserted before the regular month of Adar (which is Adar II in a leap year). In a non-leap year the twelfth Month is called simply Adar. In certain years to adjust for the above mention (previous paragraph), the last day of Hanukkah is Tevet 3 as opposed to Tevet 2. Also, the feast of Purim will occur in Adar 2 in a leap year. My charts take these facts into consideration. Note: The same dates and blessings associated with the Twelfth Month are applicable here in this “Thirteenth Month.” As I mentioned earlier, this month is called Adar II in the leap years and the Twelfth Month is called Adar I. In a non-leap year the Twelfth Month is called simply Adar. God is in His infinite wisdom gives us another month in a leap year to enjoy the blessings that are associated with the prior month ( The 12th Month). The following is a compilation of the particular month blessing periods until the year 2022. If there is a particular day of the month( or the month as a whole) where there is a special anointing to bring about certain blessings, which you have learned from reading my book "Noon" you can figure which day it is on the Gregorian calendar by counting the days. It is easier to use a Hebrew calendar to count the days if you have a computer. Just go to www.hebcal.com/hebcal/ or some other site. When you get to the site fill in the month and year and click ”get calendar” on the bottom. Just remember that the day of the month starts on 6:00 P.M. of that day. Also, make sure under "Event Titles" that "Show all Hebrew date for every day of the year" is checked. You can see that this is a great chart to see the particular dates where there is a special anointing to impart certain blessings into your life. Again, if you go to www.hebcal.com on the internet it will be easier to count the days in a particular month. You can also see by the charts when a month starts and ends to receive the promises that are contained in the month as a whole. I have also included charts for the same period of time for God’s feasts days or seasons.

God’s Monthly Blessing Periods

2020 2021 2022

God’s Monthly Blessing Periods

God’s Appointed Times

2020

	6:00 P.M.	6:00 P.M.
1^st. Month Nisan	Mar. 25	Apr. 24
2^nd. Month Iyar	Apr. 24	May 23
3^rd. Month Sivan	May 23	June 22
4^th. Month Tammuz	June 22	July 21
5^th. Month Av	July 21	Aug. 20
6^th. Month Elul	Aug. 20	Sept. 18
7^th. Month Tishrei	Sept. 18	Oct. 18
8^th. Month. Cheshvan	Oct. 18	Nov. 16
9^th. Month Kislev	Nov. 16	Dec. 15
10^th. Month Tevet	Dec. 15	Jan. 13 ( 2021)
11^th. Month Shevat 12th Month Adar	Jan. 13 Feb 13	Feb. 12 Mar. 13

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2020

Hebrew Month 6:00P. to 6:00P.M.

1.) Nisan 1 – Biblical New Year –	Mar. 25	Mar. 26
2.) Nisan 14 – Passover –	Apr. 7	Apr. 8
3.) Nisan 15 – 21 – Unleavened Bread –	Apr. 8	Apr. 15
4.) Nisan 16-Sivan 6 – Firstfruits	Apr. 9	May 28
5.) Sivan 6 – Pentecost	May 28	May 29
6.) Elul 1 – Tishri 10 – Teshuvah	Aug. 20	Sept. 27
7.) Tishri 1, 2 – Rosh HaShannah – Civil New Year	Sept. 18	Sept. 19
8.) Tishri 10 – Yon Kippur (Day of Atonement)	Sept. 27	Sept. 28
9.) Tishri 15 – 21 – Tabernacles	Oct. 2	Oct. 10
10.) Kislev 25 – Tevet 3 – Hanukkah *	Dec. 10	Dec. 18
11.) Adar 14, 15 – Purim (2021)	Feb. 25	Feb. 27
12.) Weekly Blessing Time -Sabbath and Sunday

2021

	6:00 P.M.	6:00 P.M.
1^st. Month Nisan	Mar. 25	Apr. 24
2^nd. Month Iyar	Apr. 24	May 23
3^rd. Month Sivan	May 23	June 22
4^th. Month Tammuz	June 22	July 21
5^th. Month Av	July 21	Aug. 20
6^th. Month Elul	Aug. 20	Sept. 18
7^th. Month Tishrei	Sept. 18	Oct. 18
8^th. Month. Cheshvan	Oct. 18	Nov. 16
9^th. Month Kislev	Nov. 16	Dec. 15
10^th. Month Tevet	Dec. 15	Jan. 13 ( 2021)
11^th. Month Shevat 12th Month Adar	Jan. 13 Feb 13	Feb. 12 Mar. 13

2021

Hebrew Month 6:00P.M. to 6:00P.M.

1.) Nisan 1 – Biblical New Year –	Mar. 13	Mar. 14
2.) Nisan 14 – Passover –	Mar. 26	Mar. 27
3.) Nisan 15 – 21 – Unleavened Bread –	Mar. 27	Apr.4
4.) Nisan 16-Sivan 6 – Firstfruits	Mar. 28	May 16
5.) Sivan 6 – Pentecost	May 16	May 17
6.) Elul 1 – Tishri 10 – Teshuvah	Aug. 8	Sept. 15
7.) Tishri 1, 2 – Rosh HaShannah – Civil New Year	Sept. 6	Sept. 8
8.) Tishri 10 – Yon Kippur (Day of Atonement)	Sept. 15	Sept. 16
9.) Tishri 15 – 21 – Tabernacles	Sept.20	Sept. 27
10.) Kislev 25 – Tevet 3 – Hanukkah *	Nov.28	Dec. 6
11.) Adar 14, 15 – Purim (2022)	Feb. 14	Feb. 16
12.) Weekly Blessing Time -Sabbath and Sunday

202022

Hebrew Month 6:00P.M. to 6:00P.M.

1.) Nisan 1 – Biblical New Year –	Apr.1	Apr. 2
2.) Nisan 14 – Passover –	Apr. 14	Apr. 15
3.) Nisan 15 – 21 – Unleavened Bread –	Apr. 15	Apr.22
4.) Nisan 16-Sivan 6 – Firstfruits	Apr. 16	June 4
5.) Sivan 6 – Pentecost	June 4	June 5
6.) Elul 1 – Tishri 10 – Teshuvah	Aug. 27	Oct. 4
7.) Tishri 1, 2 – Rosh HaShannah – Civil New Year	Sept. 25	Sept. 27
8.) Tishri 10 – Yon Kippur (Day of Atonement)	Oct. 4	Oct. 5
9.) Tishri 15 – 21 – Tabernacles	Oct. 9	Oct. 16
10.) Kislev 25 – Tevet 2 – Hanukkah *	Dec. 18	Dec. 26
11.) Adar 14, 15 – Purim (2023	Feb. 14	Feb. 16
12.) Weekly Blessing Time -Sabbath and Sunday

2020

	Sundown	Sundown
1^st. Month Nisan	Mar. 25	Apr. 24
2^nd. Month Iyar	Apr. 24	May 23
3^rd. Month Sivan	May 23	June 22
4^th. Month Tammuz	June 22	July 21
5^th. Month Av	July 21	Aug. 20
6^th. Month Elul	Aug. 20	Sept. 18
7^th. Month Tishrei	Sept. 18	Oct. 18
8^th. Month. Cheshvan	Oct. 18	Nov. 16
9^th. Month Kislev	Nov. 16	Dec. 15
10^th. Month Tevet	Dec. 15	Jan. 13 ( 2021)
11^th. Month Shevat	Jan. 13	Feb. 12
12^th. Month Adar	Feb. 12	Mar. 13

2019

	Sundown	Sundown

2020

ebrew Month Sundown to Sundown

1.) Nisan 1 – Biblical New Year –	Mar. 25	Mar. 26
2.) Nisan 14 – Passover –	Apr. 7	Apr. 8
3.) Nisan 15 – 21 – Unleavened Bread –	Apr. 8	Apr. 15
4.) Nisan 16-Sivan 6 – Firstfruits	Apr. 9	May 28
5.) Sivan 6 – Pentecost	May 28	May 29
6.) Elul 1 – Tishri 10 – Teshuvah	Aug. 20	Sept. 27
7.) Tishri 1, 2 – Rosh HaShannah – Civil New Year	Sept. 18	Sept. 19
8.) Tishri 10 – Yon Kippur (Day of Atonement)	Sept. 27	Sept. 28
9.) Tishri 15 – 21 – Tabernacles	Oct. 2	Oct. 10
10.) Kislev 25 – Tevet 3 – Hanukkah *	Dec. 10	Dec. 18
11.) Adar 14, 15 – Purim (2021)	Feb. 25	Feb. 27
12.) Weekly Blessing Time -Sabbath and Sunday

2021

Hebrew Month 6:00P.M. to 6:00P.M.

1.) Nisan 1 – Biblical New Year –	Mar. 13	Mar. 14
2.) Nisan 14 – Passover –	Mar. 26	Mar. 27
3.) Nisan 15 – 21 – Unleavened Bread –	Mar. 27	Apr.4
4.) Nisan 16-Sivan 6 – Firstfruits	Mar. 28	May 16
5.) Sivan 6 – Pentecost	May 16	May 17
6.) Elul 1 – Tishri 10 – Teshuvah	Aug. 8	Sept. 15
7.) Tishri 1, 2 – Rosh HaShannah – Civil New Year	Sept. 6	Sept. 8
8.) Tishri 10 – Yon Kippur (Day of Atonement)	Sept. 15	Sept. 16
9.) Tishri 15 – 21 – Tabernacles	Sept.20	Sept. 27
10.) Kislev 25 – Tevet 3 – Hanukkah *	Nov.28	Dec. 6
11.) Adar 14, 15 – Purim (2022)	Feb. 14	Feb. 16
12.) Weekly Blessing Time -Sabbath and Sunday

2022

Hebrew Month 6:00P.M. to 6:00P.M.

1.) Nisan 1 – Biblical New Year –	Apr.1	Apr. 2
2.) Nisan 14 – Passover –	Apr. 14	Apr. 15
3.) Nisan 15 – 21 – Unleavened Bread –	Apr. 15	Apr.22
4.) Nisan 16-Sivan 6 – Firstfruits	Apr. 16	June 4
5.) Sivan 6 – Pentecost	June 4	June 5
6.) Elul 1 – Tishri 10 – Teshuvah	Aug. 27	Oct. 4
7.) Tishri 1, 2 – Rosh HaShannah – Civil New Year	Sept. 25	Sept. 27
8.) Tishri 10 – Yon Kippur (Day of Atonement)	Oct. 4	Oct. 5
9.) Tishri 15 – 21 – Tabernacles	Oct. 9	Oct. 16
10.) Kislev 25 – Tevet 2 – Hanukkah *	Dec. 18	Dec. 26
11.) Adar 14, 15 – Purim (2023	Feb. 14	Feb. 16
12.) Weekly Blessing Time -Sabbath and Sunday

2020

	Sundown	Sundown
1^st. Month Nisan	Mar. 25	Apr. 24
2^nd. Month Iyar	Apr. 24	May 23
3^rd. Month Sivan	May 23	June 22
4^th. Month Tammuz	June 22	July 21
5^th. Month Av	July 21	Aug. 20
6^th. Month Elul	Aug. 20	Sept. 18
7^th. Month Tishrei	Sept. 18	Oct. 18
8^th. Month. Cheshvan	Oct. 18	Nov. 16
9^th. Month Kislev	Nov. 16	Dec. 15
10^th. Month Tevet	Dec. 15	Jan. 13 ( 2021)
11^th. Month Shevat	Jan. 13	Feb. 12
12^th. Month Adar	Feb. 12	Mar. 13

* The blessings that are associated with the Twelfth Month are equally applicable to the Thirteenth Month and on the same days of the month. God is in His infinite wisdom gives us another month in a leap year to enjoy the blessings that are associated with the prior month.

*Because of Hebrew calendar adjustments, Hanukkah ends on Tevet 3

As a reminder:Â in order to see future dates beyond 2020, please see www.hebcal.com/hebcal/ or call up another website for a Hebrew calendar. Also, when you see a year with months Adar1 and Adar 2, it is a leap year or a 13 month year. Purim will be in the month Adar 2. Also, since it a leap year, the last day of Hanukkah will be Tevet 3, not Tevet 2 in a non-leap year.