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Sep 12, 2026

Melissa Schilling SmithHOST
7:17
quite a few verses we want to go over to other i want us to go over today so this is going to be a bit intense and i may have you guys help me with some of the bible verses just as if because i'll have you guys look them up and we'll read together sometimes we do that but first of all again and i understand this is gets repetitive sometimes but and some of you this is your second or third year this is my 25th yom teruah it's it you can always learn something And some people, this is very new to them.
Melissa Schilling SmithHOST
7:57
So their brains are in this disconnect between the old calendar and the biblical calendar.
Melissa Schilling SmithHOST
8:07
And it's not quite making sense.
Melissa Schilling SmithHOST
8:09
And so they're trying to get it into their minds and into their comprehension because we're on such a different system.
Melissa Schilling SmithHOST
10:20
Now we go through the summer with no biblical festivals, none at all.
Melissa Schilling SmithHOST
10:27
And we come to the fall.
Melissa Schilling SmithHOST
10:30
Now the biblical calendar is an agricultural-based calendar.
Melissa Schilling SmithHOST
10:36
We are taught lessons and teachings from the agricultural seasons.
NivHOST
56:35
We have an announcement as, uh, to end with.
NivHOST
56:43
Tomorrow on Friday will be the holiday of Rosh Hashanah, the new Jewish year.
NivHOST
56:48
We'll go over the timetable for Friday, eleventh of September.
NivHOST
56:52
Morning lesson as usual.
Candice SmithymanHOST
2:12
And so, I know we've come through a time of spiritual warfare.
Candice SmithymanHOST
2:16
This, of course, is the last week of Elul, which is the sixth month on the Hebrew calendar.
Candice SmithymanHOST
2:22
And now we're coming in to 5787 and the three fall feasts.
Candice SmithymanHOST
2:29
and a fast two two feasts and a fast that happened so there will be a feasting time on uh 5787 rosh hashanah blow the trumpet in zion declare a holy fast right that's from joel chapter two Gather the people together.
AvivHOST
56:38
an announcement to end with.
AvivHOST
56:42
Tomorrow and Friday will be the holiday of Rosh Hashanah, the new Jewish year.
AvivHOST
56:48
We'll go over the timetable for Friday, 11th of September.
AvivHOST
56:52
Morning lesson as usual.
SeanGUEST
85:24
And, uh, just, just trying to put together A calendar aspect for it.
SeanGUEST
85:27
He's actually come out with-- he and his, uh, uh, he and his lady have come out with an app to where that you can go through the biblical calendar with the days of Enoch and all this stuff in an actual app that's called Torley.
SeanGUEST
85:38
It's-- I think it's, I think it's on the Play Store now.
SeanGUEST
85:40
But, um, and then just, just "The Testament of Levi" I was talking about, which actually goes into explaining what's going on on different levels of the firmament.
Mandy WarbyHOST
0:56
In the next few programs, we're going to learn about the different elements of Rosh Hashanah and how they prophetically speak of Jesus.
Robbo RobinsonHOST
1:02
You know, when you start to study the Feast of the Lord, the first thing you come up against is the Hebrew calendar, which can be a little bit confusing.
Robbo RobinsonHOST
1:10
And my understanding is this, is that the Muslim calendar is based on the moon cycle, that our calendar is based on the sun cycle, but the Hebrew calendar is based on the sun and the moon.
Robbo RobinsonHOST
1:21
That's my understanding.
Robbo RobinsonHOST
1:23
There are 12 months within the Hebrew calendar.
Robbo RobinsonHOST
1:27
And what gets really confusing is that The religious calendar begins in the springtime, which starts off with the Passover celebration.
Robbo RobinsonHOST
1:38
But the new year starts in the autumn, and that starts at this particular holiday, which is Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish new year.
Robbo RobinsonHOST
2:08
And then, of course, there is the new year of years.
Julie GreenGUEST
29:10
And I'm telling you, it's a great time to be alive because we're going to see God do unprecedented things in this time.
Dave ScarlettHOST
29:16
And very quickly, you know, we have the Hebrew calendar upon us.
Dave ScarlettHOST
29:19
You got, you know, Charlie Kirk's anniversary on, what, Thursday, September 10th tomorrow.
Dave ScarlettHOST
29:26
You got Friday, the September 11th anniversary.
AvivHOST
3:58
It could carry us in all sorts of directions.
AvivHOST
4:00
But how is our calendar managed, organized? Who created this time frame, the calendar according to which we live? Also, I'm not sure everyone knows, but there is a Hebrew calendar which was constructed by the Kabbalists, which is according to root and branch.
AvivHOST
4:30
And there's also a non-Jewish calendar, which simply isn't connected to the spiritual process.
AvivHOST
4:40
So there are many things here not altogether clear, and today I would like to clarify them together.

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AvivHOST
27:48
Moon and sun.
AvivHOST
27:53
Sun and moon.
AvivHOST
27:57
So what's special about the Hebrew calendar? The people who arranged it are the Kabbalists, and that is about 3,000 years back.
AvivHOST
28:07
No telescopes, no astronomy, none of that.
AvivHOST
3:58
It could carry us in all sorts of directions.
AvivHOST
4:00
But how is our calendar managed, organized? Who created this time frame, the calendar according to which we live? Also, I'm not sure everyone knows, but there is a Hebrew calendar which was constructed by the Kabbalists, which is according to root and branch.
AvivHOST
4:30
And there's also a non-Jewish calendar, which simply isn't connected to the spiritual process.
AvivHOST
4:40
So there are many things here not altogether clear, and today I would like to clarify them together.

23 MINS LATER

AvivHOST
27:48
Moon and sun.
AvivHOST
27:53
Sun and moon.
AvivHOST
27:57
So what's special about the Hebrew calendar? The people who arranged it are the Kabbalists, and that is about 3,000 years back.
AvivHOST
28:07
No telescopes, no astronomy, none of that.
Michael HirschHOST
3:08
that we just pause for a moment and just even let that settle in.
Michael HirschHOST
3:13
Can you begin to speak in further even into the month of Tishri and just how significant each month, of course, in the Hebrew calendar is significant, but the significance of this particular month in particular?
Curt LandryGUEST
3:25
Yeah, well, the fall feasts for us personally and as a ministry has always been, let's start the new biblical year.
Curt LandryGUEST
3:34
We're moving into 5787.

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