This is a detailed discussion on the Hebrew calendar. It discusses Astronomy, Talmud, History, Josephus, Philo, Karaite views and more. It debunks many suppositions and makes a strong argument against the modern Hillel II calendar.
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Fasting and Yom Kippur
Is fasting a biblical principal or is it simply a tradition? This article addresses this issue and attempted to demonstrate from the the text what scripture really says about fasting.
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Treatise on the Biblical Calendar by Herb Solinsky
This is the second edition of this general treatise on the biblical calendar. It does not presuppose that the reader is already familiar with various aspects of the biblical calendar. It begins with the most basic matters and gradually fills in the details in an orderly fashion, never requiring the reader to know something that will be explained later except for some appendices.
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The Jewish Calendar Year
A lunar year has twelve months of either 29 or 30 days each, which yields a 354-day year. To ensure the same festivals always fall in the same season each year, an additional month (Adar II) is added seven times in every nineteen years to make up the difference. Determining what marks a new year is a bit complicated.
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Passover Customers By Hillel ben David (Greg Killian)
HaHodesh Hazzeh Lakhem Rosh Hodashem - this month shall be unto you, the first of the months (Shemoth/Exodus ch.12, v.2). Hodesh HaAbib, the month of Nisan is the first month of the year in the counting of the months. No Viddui (confession) is recited during the entire month and there is no fasting.
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"Rabbi Yochanan said, 'The Messiah - what is his name?'
And our Rabbis said, 'the
pale one
is his name,' as it is written 'Surely he took up our infirmities and carried our
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[Babylonian Talmud, Sanhedrin 98, p. 2]
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