What's Up With The New Moon: No Lesser Light

Should the Moon (the lesser light) be Used to Determine When to Keep the Feast Days of the Bible?

Have you embraced the Commandments? Are you excited about celebrating the biblical feast days? Do you look forward to keeping the Appointed Times of YHWH? And yet, do you feel a little uneasy when the new moon is proclaimed every month?

If this is you, you are not alone.

In Leviticus 23, the appointed times of YHWH begin with the Sabbath Day, the seventh day of the week. A pivotal part of keeping YAH’s Appointed Times in their proper seasons is keeping the Sabbath Day holy and set-apart, in other words, not mixing it or combining it with any other Moedim.

With Yeshua/Jesus as the foundation, this book is a comprehensive study that methodically breaks down:

• When the biblical year begins
• In which months are the Feasts
• The difference between Feast Days, Appointed Times, Holy Convocations, and Sabbaths

This book reveals how using the moon to calculate months, in some years, will throw off the Biblical calendar. To correct this, man will have the biblical new year begin in the winter (which should always begin in the Spring) or man will add a thirteenth month to the calendar.

This book uses the Bible to calculate the Biblical Hebrew calendar. This book is NOT about and does NOT support the Lunar Sabbath. Though there may be some similarities to the Enoch calendar, the Author did NOT use non-canonical writings. The widely recognized sixty-six books of the canon along with the Hebrew and Greek concordances and lexicons were used to support the Author’s work and ultimate conclusions.

In this study you will be taken on an in depth biblical examination through the Scriptures to find the answers to:

• Does Rosh Chodesh mean new moon?
• How many days are in a month?
• How many months are in a year?
• How many Feasts are there?
• When is the Wave-Sheaf presented? Leviticus 23:11 And he shall wave the sheaf before YHWH, to be accepted for you: on the MORROW AFTER THE SABBATH the priest shall wave it. But which Sabbath? Using just the Bible, this book identifies which Sabbath Leviticus 23:11 is referring to.
• Why is the Hebrew letter waw/vav on the cover?

Included are spreadsheets and calendars which outline each of YHWH’s Moedim. These resources will serve as a consolidated visual aid which will recap what is revealed in this book.

If you have been looking for what appears to be the missing pieces of the Biblical calendar, then this study is for you. Enjoy and Shalom!

Published February 2019