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The Molad Of Tishri occurs on:
Thursday, September 21, 2017 AD, at 5 hours and 520 parts
The postponement rule(s) used to declare Feast of Trumpets:
Rule(s) NONE
The declaration of the Feast of Trumpets is therefore:
Thursday, September 21, 2017 AD
Trumpets 2017 AD ends civil year 5777 and begins civil year 5778.
Civil year 5778 runs from Trumpets 2017 AD to Trumpets 2018 AD. It is year 2 of the 19-year lunar cycle and has 354 days
Thursday, September 21, 2017 AD, at 5 hours and 520 parts
The postponement rule(s) used to declare Feast of Trumpets:
Rule(s) NONE
The declaration of the Feast of Trumpets is therefore:
Thursday, September 21, 2017 AD
Trumpets 2017 AD ends civil year 5777 and begins civil year 5778.
Civil year 5778 runs from Trumpets 2017 AD to Trumpets 2018 AD. It is year 2 of the 19-year lunar cycle and has 354 days
The information can be downloaded for the range 3761BC to 3000AD. Use "-ve" sign for dates in BC. e.g -1600
- *Note: Everyday begins and ends at sunset
- The Hebrew Calendar Directory
Messianic Judaism & The Passover
Holy Day Calendar 1.0 [Original HD Calendar]
Land Sabbatical & Jubilee Cycles [25 AD - 2050 AD]
- Rain in its Season, Poured from the Bottles of Heaven
- Calculated Hebrew Calendar 2023-2024 by Olaf Bacon & appreciated for 2023-2024
This Holy Day Calendar Program is both a tool for in-depth Biblical research and a quick, easy means to look up future dates for God's days of worship. Some of the capabilities of this program are:
- Displays and allows Printing of calendar delineating the dates of God's Biblical Holy Days for ANY year from 3761 BC (the Hebrew year of creation) well into the future!
- Explains the four postponements rules used to determine Tishri 1 (the first day of the Hebrew new year) and offers basic definitions of important Hebrew calendar concepts.
- The program can accept either a Julian/Gregorian (Roman Format) or Hebrew year as input, from which it can:
- Calculate the occurrence of the Molad (average conjunction of moon with earth and sun) of Tishri for the Hebrew year.
- Show which postponement rules (if any) were used to determine Tishri 1 for the Hebrew year.
- Determine which year out of the 19-year lunar cycle the Hebrew year is.
- Calculate the number of days in the upcoming Hebrew year.
- Outputs a detailed one-month calendar showing the Hebrew/Roman date pairs for ANY desired Roman or Hebrew month!
- And MORE!
