Even these are My Feasts Sayeth YHVH by DaKey - DaKey2Eternity

day begins at sundown on our Friday night, and concludes at sundown on ourSaturday. YHVH’s calendar is based upon the lunar cycle of approx 29.53 days. Aswell as the planting, and observation of the Barley crop as it approaches maturity onthe Mount of Olives in the Land of Israel. When Barley planted in the Fall reaches astate where it can be harvested within a few weeks it is called Aviv.In Michael Rood’s DVD presentation The Creator’s Calendar and theRestoration of All Things filmed on location in the Land of Israel, Michael isjoined by Karaite Scholar Nehemia Gordon who goes into precise detail concerningthe ancient Scriptural basis as well as the modern scientific observations that gointo the determination of declaring when the Barley crop is indeed Aviv.The following information is quoted from the article, Month of the AvivBy Nehemia Gordon“ The biblical year begins on the first new moon after the barley in the land ofIsrael reaches the stage in it’s development that the Bible calls Aviv. Only bychecking the state of the barley crop can we fulfill the Biblical commandments to“Keep the Month of the Aviv” Deut 16:1 Only by fixing the calendar in harmonywith the barley crop can we fulfill the commandment to celebrate the HagHa-Matzot (Feast of Unleavened Bread) “at the time of the month of the Aviv,because in the month of the Aviv you went out of Egypt.” (Exodus 34:18)The Scriptural Calendar begins each year as a remembrance of the timing of theExodus by the Children of Yisrael.And the LORD spake unto Moses and Aaron in the land of Egypt, saying, Thismonth shall be unto you the beginning of months: it shall be the first month ofthe year to you. Speak ye unto all the congregation of Israel, saying, In the tenthday of this month they shall take to them every man a lamb, according to thehouse of their fathers, a lamb for an house: Exo 12:1-3In ancient Biblical times after the barley crop was declared to be Aviv The firstmonth of YHVH’s Calendar began upon the sighting of the new moon crescent by