New moons will be kept in the Kingdom, Isaiah 66:23. We believe that the scriptural months are delineated by the unseen moon called the Mulad, 2Kings 4:23; Nehemiah 10:33; Psalm 81:3. This speaks of our faith that Yahweh will renew the moon and grant us a new month. We use a round Challah to typify the moon being full in the heavenlies-receiving the light that we will see as the month progresses. "...and when it is wholly extinguished, its light is consumed in heaven; and on the first day it is called the new moon, for on that day light is received into it." Book of Enoch (Laurence' Translation); chapter 77 verse 14. The Scriptural day begins and ends with sunset, Leviticus 23:32; Judges 14:12 and 18; Mark 1:32.
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2010 Rosh Chodesh dates:
April 13 - Iyar
May 13 - Sivan
June 11- Tamuz
July 11 - Av
August 9 - Elul
September 7 - Tishrei (Ethanim)
October 7 - Chesvan (Bul)
November 5 - Kislev
December 5 - Tevet
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