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    This document provides a calendar of the major holy days in the biblical year, beginning with the first day of the first biblical month on April 9th. It lists the 10 holy days, including Passover on April 22nd-23rd, the Feast of Weeks/Pentecost on June 12th, the Feast of Trumpets on October 3rd, the Day of Atonement on October 12th, the Feast of Tabernacles from October 17th-23rd, and the Eighth Day on October 24th. Most of the holy days are observed from the evening before until the following evening and some coincide with the weekly Sabbath. The document provides the scriptural basis for each holy day

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    This document provides a calendar of the major holy days in the biblical year, beginning with the first day of the first biblical month on April 9th. It lists the 10 holy days, including Passover on April 22nd-23rd, the Feast of Weeks/Pentecost on June 12th, the Feast of Trumpets on October 3rd, the Day of Atonement on October 12th, the Feast of Tabernacles from October 17th-23rd, and the Eighth Day on October 24th. Most of the holy days are observed from the evening before until the following evening and some coincide with the weekly Sabbath. The document provides the scriptural basis for each holy day

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    2016 Holy Days Calendar

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    This document provides a calendar of the major holy days in the biblical year, beginning with the first day of the first biblical month on April 9th. It lists the 10 holy days, including Passover on April 22nd-23rd, the Feast of Weeks/Pentecost on June 12th, the Feast of Trumpets on October 3rd, the Day of Atonement on October 12th, the Feast of Tabernacles from October 17th-23rd, and the Eighth Day on October 24th. Most of the holy days are observed from the evening before until the following evening and some coincide with the weekly Sabbath. The document provides the scriptural basis for each holy day

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    2016 HOLY DAYS CALENDAR

    by Avram Yehoshua
    http://SeedofAbraham.net

    1. April 9th, 2016, Saturday: The First Day of the First Biblical Month of the Year
    1 Avivthe first Hebrew month of the biblical year (Ex. 12:2; 13:4). It begins the night before on
    April 8th with the first new moon (of the biblical year) in Israel. This is not an annual Sabbath.
    2. April 22nd, Friday: The Passover Lamb Slain
    14 Avivin ancient times the Passover lamb was slain between the two evenings (sunset to dark-
    ness). This day is not an annual Sabbath.
    3. April 22nd, Friday Evening: The Passover Meal and the First Day of Unleavened Bread
    15 AvivAt darkness (Gen. 1:3-5f.) the biblical day changes from 14 Aviv to 15 Aviv. The Pass-
    over Meal is eaten in the evening on Friday night, April 22nd. This is the first day of Unleavened
    Bread (Friday night until darkness on Saturday night, April 23rd). Its the first annual Sabbath
    (Lev. 23:7) and it coincides with the weekly 7th day Sabbath.
    4. April 24th, Sunday: First Sheaf
    16 AvivFirst Sheaf (aka First Fruits). This is not a Sabbath, but the day when the High Priest of
    Israel lifted up the first fruits of the spring harvest, the barley grain, before Yahveh (Lev.
    23:9-11). It also seems to be the day Yeshua rose from the dead and His first ascension (Jn. 20:17;
    cf. Acts 1:1-12). Yeshua is the first sheaf (first fruits) to rise from the dead (1st Cor. 15:20, 23).
    5. April 29th, Friday: The Seventh Day of Unleavened Bread
    21 Avivthe 7th day of the Feast of Unleavened Bread (Lev. 23:9). This is the second annual
    Sabbath. It begins the evening before at darkness.
    6. June 12th, Sunday: The Feast of Weeks
    Shavuotthe Feast of Weeks (Pentecost; Ex. 34:22; Lev. 23:15-21; Num. 28:26; Dt. 16:10; Acts
    2:1). It comes 50 days after First Sheaf. Its the third annual Sabbath and begins the evening be-
    fore at darkness.
    7. October 3rd, Monday: The Feast of Trumpets
    1 Aetanimthe Feast of Trumpets, the first day of the 7th Hebrew month (Lev. 23:24). This is the
    fourth annual Sabbath. It begins the evening before at darkness.
    8. October 12th, Wednesday: The Day of Atonement
    10 Aetanimthe Day of Atonement. Its the 10th day of the 7th Hebrew month (Leviticus
    23:27-32). This is the fifth annual Sabbath. It begins the evening before at darkness.
    9. October 17th, Monday: The Feast of Tabernacles
    15 AetanimSukote (The Feast of Tabernacles). Its 15th day of the 7th Hebrew month (Lev.
    23:34-35). This is the sixth annual Sabbath. It begins the evening before at darkness.
    10. October 24th, Monday: The Eighth Day
    22 AetanimThe Eighth Day. Its the 22nd day of the 7th Hebrew month (Lev. 23:39). This is the
    seventh and last annual Sabbath of the biblical year. It begins the evening before at darkness.

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