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  1. www.timetobelieve.com › timeline › prophetic-calendarProphetic Calendar - Time to Believe

    Example Calendar: Here is a sample calendar. Not all of the Jewish events are listed on it, but you can see how the dates of November and December correlate to the Religious calendar of Kislev. Also note that all months have 30 days. This is essential to understanding Biblical prophecy.

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  2. www.bibleblender.com › 2017 › biblical-lessonsAncient biblical calendars - understanding dates/times ...

    • Hebrew Weekdays
    • Hebrew Months
    • Unknown Calendar
    • Babylonian Calendar
    Sunday – Yom Rishon – “first day”
    Monday – Yom Sheni – “second day”
    Tuesday – Yom Shlishi – “third day”
    Wednesday – Yom Revi’I – “fourth day”

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    Nisan (30 days)
    Iyyar (29 days)
    Sivan (30 days)
    Tammuz (29 days)

    See full list on bibleblender.com

    The Bible mentions other months hinting at a calendar that pre-dated the Hebrew calendar. The months are suspected to be Canaanitenames and include: Aviv – first month – “spring” Ziv – second month – “light” Ethanim – seventh month – “strong” Bul – eighth month

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    The Babyloniancalendar differed slightly from the Hebrew calendar. 1. Nisanu (Nisan) 2. Ayaru (Iyyar) 3. Simanu (Sivan) 4. Dumuzu (Tammuz) 5. Abu (Av) 6. Ululu (Elul) 7. Tashritu (Tishri) 8. Arakhsamna (Marcheshvan) 9. Kisiimu (Kislev) 10. Tebetu (Tevet) 11. Shabatu (Shvat) 12. Adaru (Adar)

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  3. www.biblicaltruths.com › blog › gods-calendar-vsGod's Calendar Vs. Man's Calendar - BiblicalTruths

    So, to wrap up, what is the correct calendar, according to God’s true, biblical reckoning of time? The day begins and ends at sunset — not at midnight. The week begins and ends at sunset on Saturday (which is already the start of Sunday).

  4. www.wearehebrew.com › biblical-calendarBIBLICAL CALENDAR: HISTORY, DAYS, MONTHS AND YEARS EXPLAINED

    Mar 18, 2024 · The biblical calendar is a much overlooked topic. Days, months and years are not a topic that get much attention within Christian circles. But today I’m going to explain, the true biblical calendar.

  5. www.biblicalcalendarproof.com › articles › noah-andNoah and Moses Revealed God's Calendar - Biblical Calendar Proof

    Is there an unbreakable mathematic principal that God used to establish time? God’s Word contains many historical dates which take on a greater meaning when they are shown to validate the creation week. This article will explain how God tracks time and how He set His Sacred calendar for all mankind to understand.

  6. biblearchaeology.org › abr-projects › the-daniel-9The Hebrew Calendar of the Second Temple Era

    Mar 17, 2023 · The Hebrew Calendar of the Second Temple Era. Just a quick look at the prophecy of the Seventy Weeks in Daniel 9:24–27 shows it involves a number of events placed in a framework of time. This requires that we understand some general background on how the early Jews kept their calendar.

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  8. www.biblicalcalendarproof.com › articlesIntroduction to Biblical Time - Biblical Calendar Proof

    May 3, 2022 · Understanding the rules that determine what governs Bible time is the first step in following correct Bible chronology. There are only four rules which govern God’s Biblical Calendar—called the Hebrew calendar.