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Feast Information

The Biblical Holy Days are the ordained Festivals of God as recorded in the Scriptures. Within these Annual Festivals there are seven Annual Sabbaths or "Holy Convocations" in addition to the weekly Sabbath which is also a Holy Convocation. On these Sabbaths work is restricted.

The Seven Annual Sabbaths are:

  • Passover also known as 1st Day of Unleavened Bread

  • 7th Day of Unleavened Bread

  • Pentecost

  • Feast of Trumpets

  • Day of Atonement

  • 1st Day of the Feast of Tabernacles

  • Last Great Day.

Literature

  1. LORD'S CALENDAR

  2. THE BIBLICAL FESTIVALS

  3. GOD'S HOLY DAYS FOR CHRISTIANS

  4. GOD'S FESTIVALS IN THE NEW TESTAMENT

  5. THE RULES OF POSTPONEMENTS

  6. HAVE YOU ROBBED GOD OF HOLY TIME?

  7. DOES IT MATTER TO GOD?

  8. QUESTIONS TO ASK

  9. BUILDING GOD’S CALENDAR

  10. THE POSTPONEMENTS AND THE MARK OF THE BEAST

  11. GOD'S HOLY DAYS FOR CHRISTIANS

  12. FEASTS OF THE LORD

  13. PAGAN HOLIDAYS OR GODS HOLY DAYS?

  14. GOD'S FESTIVALS IN THE NEW TESTAMENT

  15. DOES IT MATTER TO GOD?

Websites

  1. This site contains hundreds of pages about the Biblical Holidays and innovative ideas for celebrating them.

  2. List of Websites on Moon Phases

  3. The Israeli New Moon Society

Feast Information

For a list of feast sites for the up coming Feast of Tabernacles or to add your site to the list

Feastgoer.org     Olive Branches     The Journal

For a better understanding as to how the Holy days are determined read both of the following articles:

Article 1 and Article 2

Calendars

Calendar for year 2008

January 2008

February 2008

March 2008

 
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 8:New  15:1Q  22:Full  30:3Q

 6:New  13:1Q  20:Full  28:3Q

 7:New  14:1Q  21:Full  29:3Q

April 2008

May 2008

June 2008

 
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15 16 17 18 19 20 21 
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 5:New  12:1Q  20:Full  28:3Q

 5:New  11:1Q  19:Full  27:3Q

 3:New  10:1Q  18:Full  26:3Q

July 2008

August 2008

September 2008

 
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 1:New  8:1Q  16:Full  23:3Q  30:New

 7:1Q  15:Full  22:3Q  29:New

October 2008

November 2008

December 2008

 
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 5:1Q  13:Full  19:3Q  27:New

 5:1Q  12:Full  19:3Q  27:New

First Day of the Year
Passover - Celebrated at dark the evening before
Days of Unleavened Bread
Pentecost

Feast of Trumpets
Day of Atonement
Feast of Tabernacles
Day of Somber Assembly

 

Holy Days Thru 2010
1st
Day of Sacred Year
Based on the sighting of the New Moon in Jerusalem
Passover**
Is celebrated at Sunset
Days of Unleavened Bread
Begins after dark/Ends at dark on the last day
Pentecost
Begins after dark/Ends at dark the next day
Feast of Trumpets
Begins after dark/Ends at dark the next day
Day of Atonement
Begins after dark/Ends at dark the next day
Feast of Tabernacles
Begins after dark/Ends at dark on the last day
Day of Somber Assembly
Begins after dark/Ends at dark the next day
2008
April 8
Tuesday
April 20
Sunday
after dark
April 21-28
Monday
after dark
June 14
Saturday
after dark
October 1
Wednesday
after dark
October 10
Friday
after dark
October 15-22
Wednesday
after dark
October 22
Wednesday
after dark
2009
March 28
Saturday
April 9
Thursday
after dark
April 10-17
Friday
after dark
May 30
Saturday
after dark
September 20
Sunday
after dark
September 29
Tuesday
after dark
October 4-11
Sunday
after dark
October 11
Sunday
after dark
2010
April 16
Friday
April 28
Wednesday
after dark
April 29-
May 6
Thursday
after dark
June 19
Saturday
after dark
October 9
Saturday
after dark
October 18
Monday
after dark
September 23-30
Saturday
after dark
October 30
Saturday
after dark

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

* *The Christian Passover service itself is held just after Sunset marking the start of Passover.