Shavuot (Pentecost) May 17th, 2021 Date Of Moed: 50th Day after Chag Ha’Matzot (Unleavened Bread) The date for Shavuot 2021 (in Israel) is Monday May 17th, in the Hebrew Year 5781. Shavuot in Israel begins at sunset Sunday May 16th and ends at sunset Monday, May 17th. Note However: Outside of Israel, it takes place… Continue reading Shavuot 2021
Tag: Feasts
Pesach 2021
The Moedim are Dress Rehearsals for prophetic events. Pesach, Chag Ha’Matzoh, and Reishit Katzir have all been fulfilled in the death, burial, and resurrection of Yeshua. Praise Yahweh for fulfilling prophecy. Pesach (Passover) March 27th, 2021 Date Of Moed: 14th Day of 1st Month (Nisan) The Biblical date for Pesach 2021 is Saturday, March 27th… Continue reading Pesach 2021
Chanukah 2020
The dates for Chanukah 2020 are December 11th to December 18th in the Hebrew Year 5781. Chanukah begins at sunset, Sunday Thursday, December 10th and ends at sunset Friday, December 18th. Break out the Menorahs, break out the lamp oil, and celebrate for a full week, just as Yeshua and his disciples did every year… Continue reading Chanukah 2020
Sukkot
Meeting Times [מוֹעֵד H4150] – (Seasons) The sun, moon, and stars indicate set appointments when Yahweh will show up to interact with His people. The Older Covenant feasts, Yahweh’s meeting times (seasons), are determined by the cycles of the moon. The word translated feasts is the Hebrew word, מוֹעֵד Moed. Moed means a divine appointment.… Continue reading Sukkot
Yom Teruah 2016
The date for Yom Teruah 2016 is October 3rd, 2016. Yom Teruah begins at sunset Sunday, October 2nd and ends at sunset Tuesday, October 4th Break out the shofars! Blow the Shofars. Blow them over 100 times using four different types of blasts. The fourth and final blast, the Tekiah Ha’Gâdôl, is known to the… Continue reading Yom Teruah 2016
Shavuot 2016
The dates for Shavuot, (Pentecost) are June 12th and 13th, 2016. Shavuot begins at sunset on Saturday June 11th and ends at sunset on Monday, June 13th, 2016. The first Shavuot took place at Mount Sinai, in what is now Saudi Arabia. It is at this location that the Hebrew slaves of Egypt were called… Continue reading Shavuot 2016
