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But it is Jerusalem time that matters in those things..In the USA, New moon September 9, 2018 11:02:41 AM for NY time zone.
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But it is Jerusalem time that matters in those things..In the USA, New moon September 9, 2018 11:02:41 AM for NY time zone.
You might want to check out an online, live, Messianic Sabbath service. We are told to gather with others on the Sabbath, but it can be hard if you are Messianic, as it is for me, since Messianics in some areas are very rare.Precisely...although being in SoCal makes me celebrating on the wrong day no matter what I do, and being without family or synagogue it's just another Shabbat to me...still, I think I will go look at the moon before I do anything.
Hebcal is wonderful for giving me a time each week to aim for, but I go by the two or three stars method...I am not fond of eating before it gets dark since there is no one to play with. Chag Sameach.
I am finding that it is very confusing to know which days are the truly high holy days sometimes and am interested in what you have to say. Please give me some links that demonstrate why you think your point of view is correct. In the meantime, I sounded the shofar, on You Tube, yesterday and today to be on the safe side. I don't have to do any "servile work" on either day, so that works out too.But it is Jerusalem time that matters in those things..
Judaism has several different New Years. Yom Teruah signifies the anniversary of the creation of the world according to tradition.Not to derail but according to Exodus 12 the new year starts on Passover. Why does Judaism claim Yom Teruah as the "head of the year?"
You are absolutely right. Judaism claims Yom Teurah as the New Year for the same reason that the western world claims Jan. 1 as the New Year, of course. Traditions of men.Not to derail but according to Exodus 12 the new year starts on Passover. Why does Judaism claim Yom Teruah as the "head of the year?"
These new years are from scripture..You are absolutely right. Judaism claims Yom Teurah as the New Year for the same reason that the western world claims Jan. 1 as the New Year, of course. Traditions of men.
Not to derail but according to Exodus 12 the new year starts on Passover. Why does Judaism claim Yom Teruah as the "head of the year?"