In Leviticus chapter 23, Yahuah gave man the Holy Days (appointed times)[mo'edim in Hebrew]that He wanted man to observe. The first High Day (Holy Day) was the weekly Sabbath on the seventh day of each week according to the New Moon. Then seven other periods during the year are given as High Days and again according to the New Moon of each month.

Rosh Chodesh; head of months.

(Gregorian Year 2009) Holy Days & New Moon Calendar

Note: These dates could change after the observation of the moon!

Biblical Month #

New Moon Dates

Holy Days and Dates*

1 (2010)	March 15 Confirmed	New Year's Day is at (sunset) on 15th to (sunset) on the 16th which is the new moon feast! (as is every new moon day)(is a Sabbath)(first day of 1st month is High Holy Sabbath)(Shabbat is Tuesday)
		Passover starts evening on the 28 to evening of 29th, strike the door post and lental (you are the door post)(His blood is the fruit of the vine as Messiah is the unblemished lamb.)

		1st Day of the feast of Unleavened Bread (this day is a Sabbath)(starts at sundown on 29th and ends sundown on April 5th)
2	April 13 Confirmed	Shabbat is Thursday
3	May 13 Confirmed	(Feast of Weeks May 23rd) Shabbat is Saturday

4	June 12 Confirmed	Shabbat is Sunday
5	July 12 Estimated	Shabbat is Tuesday
6	August 11 Estimated	Shabbat is
7	September 9 Estimated	September 9 - Day of Trumpets (is a sabbath)Shabbat is

		September - Day of Atonement (is a fasting Sabbath)
		October - Festival of Tabernacles (this is a Sabbath) (Live in Tents for seven days)
		October - Last Great Day (is a sabbath day) Shabbat is
8	October 8 Estimated	Shabbat is
9	November 7 Estimated	Shabbat is
10	December 7 Estimated	Shabbat is

2011///11 month	January 6 Estimated	Shabbat is
12	Febuary 5 Estimated	Shabbat is

note: Holy Day dates are estimated. The (Roman, Gregorian) dates posted is the "Scriptural New Moon Day" The start of Yah's New Year depends on the New Moon and the young barley ears in Jerusalem.

The scriptural day is from sunset to sunset. When keeping the Holy Days, the observance begins at sunset the day before the above posted Holy Day or New Moon Day and ends at sunset on posted date.

Month	Length	Gregorian Equivalent
Nissan	30 days	March-April
Iyar	29 days	April-May
Sivan	30 days	May-June
Tammuz	29 days	June-July
Ab	30 days	July-August
Elul	29 days	August-September
Tishri	30 days	September-October
Cheshvan	29 or 30 days	October-November
Kisleu	30 or 29 days	November-December
Tebet	29 days	December-January
Shebat	30 days	January-February
Adar	29 or 30 days	February-March
Adar II	29 days	March-April

In leap years, Adar has 30 days. In non-leap years Adar has 29 days.

Adar II is the 13 month every three years.

2010 TIMELINE / MO’EDIM / APPOINTED TIMES

Mo’edim	Dates Observed	Hebrew Calendar
FIRST NEW MOON OF THE YEAR [@ 5:01 pm EDT] [Shemoth 12:2]	● Sunset March 15-Sunset March 16	● 29th day of 12th month
PESACH SEDER: In Remembrance of OSWHY Messiah	March 28 at sunset @ START of March 29	@ START of 14th day of 1st month
PESACH / 1st DAY OF MATSAH: MESSIAH our PASSOVER was offered for us [1 Cor 5:7]; Observe Matsah with the Unleavened Bread of Sincerity and Truth [1 Cor 5:8] REMEMBER THIS NIGHT! After 430 YEARS, on this SAME DAY, His Divisions Came Out of the House of Bondage [Shemoth 12:40-42, 51]; TORAH CAME AFTER 430 YEARS [Gal 3:17]	PESACH / 1st DAY OF MATSAH: March 28-March 29 from sunset to sunset	14th day of 1st month Shemoth 34:25; Debarim 16:2-4; Mark 14:12; Luke 22:7; Yehezqel 45:21
	FESTIVAL OF UNLEAVENED BREAD: March 29-March 30 from sunset to sunset	15th day of 1st month Shemoth 12:17 + Wayyiqra 23:6 + Bemidbar 28:17, Bemidbar 33:3
	7 DAYS OF UNLEAVENED BREAD: From the BEGINNING of March 29 at evening through the BEGINNING of April 5	From the beginning of 14th day of 1st month at evening through the beginning of 21st day of the 1st month at evening Shemoth 12:8, 15, 18
SIGN OF YONAH: 3 Days & 3 Nights [Yonah 1:17; Mattithyahu 12:39-40]	April 1 Prior to Sunset	17th day of 1st month
COUNTING OF THE OMER: 50 Days [after the 1st fruits wave sheaf offering by High Priest]	Begins April 4 -- the 1st Day of the Week	20th day of 1st month
7th DAY OF MATSAH: WAY OF ESCAPE = PASS THROUGH THE WATERS	From the BEGINNING of April 4 at evening through the BEGINNING of April 5 “Traditionally” April 4 to April 5 from sunset to sunset	From the beginning of 20th day of 1st month at evening through the beginning of 21st day of 1st month at evening Shemoth 12:18 “Traditionally” 21st day of 1st month
7 DAYS OF NOAH: Countdown to FLOOD of His Wrath [Bereshith 7:4, 10]	BEGINS on Shabbat , April 24	BEGINS on 10th day of 2nd month
SHUT IN: INSIDE The ARK [Bereshith 7:11, 16; Mattithyahu 24:36-44]	@ the start of Shabbat on April 30	17th day of 2nd month
SHABUOTH: Covenant Placed INSIDE The ARK; Renewed Covenant Written INSIDE Our HEARTS [Acts 1-2; Ibrim 8]	May 22 to May 23 from sunset to sunset	10th day of 3rd month
YOM TERUAH: ● Dark New Moon; Day of Shout; Day of Trumpets; Parable of the 10 Virgins [His Anointing Oil For Our Lamp – The Ruach ha’Qodesh—Our Seal Until The Day of Redemption]	● September 8 @ 6:30 am EDT	● 29th day of 6th month
	September 8 to September 9 from sunset to sunset	1st day of 7th month
YOM KAPHAR: Day of Covering; Final Day of Reconciliation; 24-hr Fast; 1ST Resurrection: The Dead in Messiah Rise 1st; Then 1st Fruit Group Who Are Alive Will Be Clothed With Immortality	September 17 to September 18 from sunset to sunset	10th day of 7th month
SUKKOTH: Tabernacles; Wedding Feast of the Lamb; They Live & Reign with Messiah for 1,000 Years [Rev 20:4]	September 22 to September 23 from sunset to sunset	15th day of 7th month
THE 8th DAY: The Day of hwhy; Resurrection of Unrighteous; Great White Throne Judgment; Second Death [Rev 20:5, 11-12, 14-15]	September 29 to September 30 from sunset to sunset	22nd day of 7th month

Shalom!

Strong's Concordance 7965 - Hebrew word Shalom ..... A word study in the New King James version for SHALOM says: Completeness, wholeness, health, peace, welfare, safety soundness, tranquility, prosperity, perfectness, fullness, rest, harmony, the absence of agitation or discord.