ANNUAL HOLIDAYS OF THE JEWISH AND CHRISTIAN CALENDAR

During the exodus were installed 3 annual holiday:

a) Passover - 7 days from 15 to 21 of the month  Nisan ( Ex 12.10-20, 23.14-15 ; Lev 23.4-41 )

b) Holiday of weeks, or Pentecost - through 7 weeks after Easters Sabbath, 6th of Siwan  ( Lev 23.15-21, Deut 16.16)
c) Holiday of Harvest, or of Tabernacles - started on Tishrei 15 and ended on 22 ( Lev 23.33-43, Ex 23.16-17 )

It was also 7 annual Sabbaths:

- the first day of Passover (PESAH) - Nisan 15 ( Lev 23.7 )

- last day of Easter - Nisan 21 ( Lev 23.8 )
- Pentecost (SHAVUOT) - Siwan 6 ( Lev 23.15, 16.21 )
- Feast of trumpets (Rosh Hashanah) - Tishrei 1 ( Lev 23.23-25 )
- the day of Atonement (Yom Kippur) - Tishrei 10 ( Lev 23.27-32 )
- first day of Tabernacles (SUKKOT) - Tishrei 15 ( Lev 23.39 )
- last day of Tabernacles - Tishrei 22( Lev 23.39 )

 Here is the first month of the year is Nisan, Sivan - third and Tishrei - seventh. This is lunar months. 12 months in a year and about once every 3 years is the thirteenth - ADAR BET following the Adar.

 These days were meant for festive gatherings and offerings to the Lord ( Lev 23.36-37 ).

 They ended with the Ministry in the earthly sanctuary after the crucifixion of Christ ( Dan 9.27, Col 2.14-17 ).

 

 

NOTE

1. SEVENTH DAY - SATURDAY TO WAIVED HOLIDAYS HAS NOTHING!   ( Lev 23.36-37 ).

 

2. The holiday dates established by Christian cathedrals (Christmas, Easter, Trinity, Christening, Transfigurration, etc.), in the New Testament are not present.