May All Have a Blessed Biblical New Year 2022/2023

The sliver of the crescent New Moon was observed in Israel on evening of 3 April 2022 just after sunset (read here and here). This makes the first day of the Biblical New Year from sunset as observed from Jerusalem, Israel on 3 April to the sunset on 4 April 2022. If you want to know more on how this was determined read this post.

The Moon is God’s faithful witness in heaven (Psalm 89:37) and coupled with the Word of God, you can know with certainty the time of God’s appointed Holy Days (Leviticus 23, Numbers 28-29). If your religious institution or faith leader’s declared Holy Days DO NOT match God’s appointed Holy Days, you must choose – obedience to God’s Truth or abdicate to Man’s deceptions.  Choose wisely. 

Below is a calender that reflects God’s appointed Holy Days (Leviticus 23, Numbers 28-29).