Is it true?

[visionary]

Need verification. Do Rabbies make sure that Passover never falls on a Monday, Wednesday or Friday? If so, is it because of Yeshua and His follower's time tables?

Do they also never have Shavuoth on Tuesday, Thursday, or friday?

And what about Rosh Hashannah never to fall on a Sunday, Wednesday or Friday and must coincide with the third day of Passover?

Same I suppose with Yom Kppur never to fall on Sunday, Tuesday or Friday.

While I am at it, is it also true that Purim can never fall on Sabbath, Monday or Wednesday and must always coincide with the sith day of Passover?

 

[Humble Penny]

Need verification. Do Rabbies make sure that Passover never falls on a Monday, Wednesday or Friday? If so, is it because of Yeshua and His follower's time tables?

Do they also never have Shavuoth on Tuesday, Thursday, or friday?

And what about Rosh Hashannah never to fall on a Sunday, Wednesday or Friday and must coincide with the third day of Passover?

Same I suppose with Yom Kppur never to fall on Sunday, Tuesday or Friday.

While I am at it, is it also true that Purim can never fall on Sabbath, Monday or Wednesday and must always coincide with the sith day of Passover?

Never considered these things but, I'll have to dig around some old articles I read about the Second Temple period. Back when I was researching the Enoch calendar the rabbi's and the priests were having a calendar war of sorts.

This I wouldn't be surprised about as Rabbi Akiva came along around this time and declared Bar Kokhba to be "The Messiah" as a sly political move in order to drive a wedge between the people and the priests who controlled the Second Temple. A move like that would force the true believers of Christ to either side with a false Messiah for the sake of supporting nationalism, or lose the support of the people by rejecting this false Messianic claim.

The Catholics have evidence showing that Pope Gregory XIII had the calendar changed so that Easter would not be observed at the same time the Jews observed Passover. Anyways this all serves as a fulfillment of Daniel 7:25.

 

[Humble Penny]

This link should start you off in the right direction dear sister:

Biblical Archaeology Society
Newly Deciphered Scroll Reveals 364-Day Calendar
Newly Deciphered Dead Sea Scroll Reveals 364-Day Calendar

My apologies for not giving more detailed information as I was sick for a time, and had other work and presentations to catch up on.

 

[Humble Penny]

Need verification. Do Rabbies make sure that Passover never falls on a Monday, Wednesday or Friday? If so, is it because of Yeshua and His follower's time tables?

Do they also never have Shavuoth on Tuesday, Thursday, or friday?

And what about Rosh Hashannah never to fall on a Sunday, Wednesday or Friday and must coincide with the third day of Passover?

Same I suppose with Yom Kppur never to fall on Sunday, Tuesday or Friday.

While I am at it, is it also true that Purim can never fall on Sabbath, Monday or Wednesday and must always coincide with the sith day of Passover?

Would you happen to remember where you read or learned this information from? I'm trying to go through my memory to recall certain information about this but, I can't recall at the moment as I read through so many papers while doing my research on the Dead Sea Scrolls and understanding the 364-Day Calendar but...I do remember reading somewhere about some rabbis challenging either the priests or fellow believers of Yeshua to travel on a particular holy day which happened to be a Sabbath day...and I think in that same place I also read things connected to what you brought up.

 

[Torah Keeper]

Yes. But not due to Yeshua. It is because of Hillel's calendar changes. They simply wanted to avoid 2 rest days back to back, because it was inconvenient for them. It's obvious disregard for Yahweh, but you can read about it on Chabad.

 

[visionary]

Mathematics of the Jewish Calendar/The Atbash - Wikibooks, open books for an open world

 

[visionary]

In ancient times, all Israel sanctified the new moon according to actual observance, by eye-witnesses. ( Genesis 1:14; Psalm 104:19). However in the year 801 C.E., the Rabbanites abandoned this scriptural custom and introduced a calendar reform, which included the following innovations:

a ) PASSOVER ( Pessah ) can never fall on Monday, Wednesday or Friday: and it must coincide with the day of the 9th of Av of that year.
b ) SHAVUOTH can never fall on a Tuesday, Thursday, or Friday and it must coincide with the second day of Passover...
c ) ROSH HASHANAH ( Feast of Trumpets ) can never fall on a Sunday, Wednesday or Friday, and must coincide with the third day of Passover...
d ) KIPPUR can never fall on Sunday, Tuesday or Friday, and must coincide with the fifth day of Passover.
e ) PURIM can never fall on the Sabbath ( Saturday ), Monday, or Wednesday and must coincide with the sixth day of Passover.
All of these so-called "rules" have no basis in the Scripture, and are inventions of the Rabbis.

What happened in 801 CE that would cause the Rabbis to come up with this change?