MENSAJE ESOTERICO-ESPIRITUAL DETRAS DEL 911

Compare estas graficas con el movimiento de la luna.

El movimiento de la Luna es de oeste a este alrededor de la Tierra, en el mismo sentido de rotación del planeta. Veamos cuáles son las fases de la Luna:

Luna Nueva: en esta fase no vemos ninguna parte iluminada de ella y se da cuando la Luna pasa entre el Sol y la Tierra, siempre siguiendo su órbita alrededor de la Tierra. Cuarto Creciente: es cuando la Luna ha completado un cuarto de su órbita alrededor de nuestro planeta y alcanza una posición de 90¼ al este del Sol. Luna Llena: una semana después de cuarto creciente, el disco de la Luna se ve completamente iluminado; es decir, con su cara visible frente al Sol. Cuarto Menguante: es cuando, una semana después de la fase anterior, solo se ve la mitad del disco de la Luna.

Lo que ocurre es que el calendario actual judio, el calendario de Hillel II, considera la luna nueva en luna creciente que como es sabido la misma nace en occidente a contrario de la la verdadera luna nueva que es en luna llena que nace en oriente. Por eso la Biblia habla de "espaldas" porque por razones obvias los judios actualmente en la luna nueva al considerarla en occidente, repito en luna creciente, estan a espaldas de la verdadera luna nueva en luna llena que nace en oriente.

Las cosas nunca suceden sin una mano que las mueva, y en este caso la mano es evidente. Las monedas de los países que fueron agredidos son la clave para la solución de este enigma. Al girarlas toman su ubicación en el pentagrama y anuncian además las fechas de los atentados, pero es solo el comienzo. Todas las investigaciones anteriores han llegado hasta aquí, esta sin embargo comienza en este punto.

Aquí los signos monetarios toman su lugar en el pentagrama a 0, 90 y 180 grados. Al ser girados las fechas de los crímenes aparecen claramente.

by Charles J. Voss

The calendar that hangs on the walls in our offices or homes is probally the standard calendard that is used worldwide which is the Gregorian Calendar. It is named after the Catholic Pope, Gregory XIII of the 16th century. Have you ever wondered about the calendar that our CREATOR intended when He told Moses: “This month shall your beginnings of months, to you” or in other words you can consider today to be the first day of the first month of the year.

Given enough time, man corrupts everything that our CREATOR has established whether it is the Sabbath, the Commandments, or the Calendar. Today, anyone who desires to observe the commanded days of Leviticus 23 would most certainly be keeping the wrong days. The true Hebrew Calendar revealed in The Hebrew Scriptures (OT) is not recognized by the Jewish or ‘Christian’ ^[1]

religions and it is even ridiculed by them.

The place to begin the Quest for the Scriptural Calendar is by asking the question: “What is a calendar?” A calendar is:
The accepted means of ordering the year by the designation of days, months, and so on. Every culture has its calendar, and all are based on the motions of heavenly bodies. Some, such as the Hebrew Calendar, are defined by the phases of the moon and are called lunar calendars. ^[2]

An Observational versus a Calculated Calendar

In contrast, a calculated calendar is based purely on mathematical calculations, astronomical calculations, and astrological locations of the heavenly bodies in the sky. It is predictable many years in advance.

A combination calendar is a type of calculated calendar in which the Festival Days are inserted into it by using the phases of the moon and is similar to a purely calculated calendar because it is also predictable years in advance. However, it is not an observational calendar because the change of seasons is based on the equinox and not the growth of barley plants.

The Types of Jewish Calendars

Before jumping into the Scriptural evidence of the alendar, we must first establish a foundation of terminology that we will use.

English Gregorian Calendar Glossary

Hebrew Calendar Glossary

Day: The most fundamental unit of time is the day which is the length of time it takes the earth to make one complete rotation on its axis.
Genesis 1: 5. “The Mighty One called the light Day, and the darkness He called Night. So the evening and the morning were the first day.”

The word “day,” depending on its use in a sentence, can refer to 12 hours of daylight or to a 24-hour day beginning at sunset (evening). A 24-hour day consists of a dark portion and a light portion. Do you know what the natural marker is to indicate the beginning of the twenty-four-hour day? This answer is “sunset.” ^[17]

In the Hebrew Calendar, a day begins at sunset and ends at the following sunset as shown by the way ETERNAL instructed the 1) Day of Atonement to be kept and 2) the time the lamb is killed for the Night of Protection: ^[18]

1. Leviticus 23:32. It shall be to you a Sabbath of solemn rest, and you shall afflict your souls; on the ninth day of the month at evening, from evening to evening, you shall celebrate your Sabbath.
2. Deuteronomy 16:6. But at the place where ETERNAL CREATOR chooses to make His name abide, there you shall sacrifice the Passover at twilight at the going down of the sun, at the time you came out of Egypt.”

The English words “twilight, ^[19] (smaller) even, and evening” come from the Hebrew word ^[20] “`ereb” and means “dusk, through the idea of covering with a texture, thus to grow dusky at sundown.”

The next verse clinches the argument that the evening is the going down of the sun:
Joshua 10:26-27. And afterward Joshua struck them [the enemy kings] and killed them, and hanged them on five trees; ...until evening. So it was at the time of the going down of the sun that Joshua commanded, and they took them down from the trees.

And there you have it! The Mighty One said: “evening is the going down of the sun, ” and that is just as plain as day (pardon the pun).

Week: The English word “week” comes from the Hebrew word ^[21] “shabuwa” and means, “a complete group of seven days.” The week is seven days in length and owes its unalterable uniformity to the fact that it is neither an aliquot part of the lunar month nor of the year. The seven days that our CREATOR worked to refashion the earth are referred to as the “creation week” because it is a group of seven days ^[22] as the next verses explains:
Genesis 1:31-2:3. Then CREATOR saw everything that He had made, and indeed it was very good. So the evening and the morning were the sixth day. Thus the heavens and the earth, and all the host of them, were finished. And on the seventh day CREATOR ended His work which He had done, and He rested on the seventh day from all His work which He had done. Then CREATOR blessed the seventh day and sanctified it, because in it He rested from all His work which CREATOR had created and made.

In the Hebrew calendar, the days of the week are numbered but are not named. The exception is that the CREATOR calls the seventh day Shabbot or the Sabbath.

The seven-day week is not based on any celestial movement at all but was established by the Mighty One of Israel in the Garden of Eden. First, He defined a day as a block of time beginning each evening. He established the beginning and ending of a day at evening so that a day includes a period of darkness and a period of light. We thus see that a day encompasses the time from evening to evening noting that the day also includes the morning. He also established a week consisting of a period of seven days of which the first six days are workdays. The Seventh Day, which the CREATOR calls the Sabbath, is set-apart as a day of rest and a day to worship our loving SOVEREIGN. Because the Mighty One purified the Seventh Day and rested on it, He set the example for us to remember to do so as well.

Month: The English word “month” comes from the Hebrew word “chodesh.” It refers to the moon and means, “to be new, to rebuild, or renew: by implication a month.” A month is the time it takes the moon to make one complete revolution around the earth which is 29 days, 12 hours, 44 minutes, and 2.841 seconds. Thus, an observational calendar month will vary from 29 to 30 days and usually alternates from one to the other. The first month of the Hebrew calendar is the month of Abib. The English word “Abib” comes from the Hebrew word ^[23] “`abiyb” and means “the moon of the green barley.” The Hebrew word ^[24] “chodesh” means “new moon.” The reason is that ETERNAL wants every month to start with “a new moon.” So, it is allowable to translate Exodus 12:2 into English in two possible ways: first is quoted from the KJV which is identical to the JPS translation of the referenced verse, and second is quoted from the AV and it shows the actual meaning of the Hebrew..

1. Exodus 12:1-2. (KJV) And ETERNAL spake unto Moses and Aaron in the land of Egypt, saying, "This MONTH shall be unto you the beginning of MONTHS: it shall be the FIRST MONTH of the year to you."

    

2. Exodus 12:2. (AV) This NEW MOON shall be unto you the beginning of NEW MOONS (or months): it shall be the FIRST NEW MOON of the year to you.

Year: The English word “year” comes from the Hebrew word ^[25] “shaneh,” which is a year (as a revolution of time). A year is the time it takes for the earth to make one revolution around the sun which is 365 days, 5 hours, 48 minutes, and 46.069 seconds. A year of the Hebrew Calendar can have either 12 or 13 months.

Turn of the Year: This is the Scriptural phrase for the passing of both equinoxes for a given year. (The NKJV says “the year’s end.”) The Hebrew words are “shaneh and tequwphah.” To get an overall feel for the Festival Days in light of the grain harvests, note this next passage:
Exodus 34:22-23. And you shall observe the Feast of Weeks, of the first fruits of wheat harvest, and the Feast of Ingathering at the year’s end.

The Tanakh^[26] uses the words, “turn of the year.” In English “year’s end” and “turn of the year” come from two Hebrew words; “shaneh”^[27] means “the course (or the changing) of the season” and “tequwphah”^[28] means “after the courses of a year.” Taken together they mean, “the turn of the year.” The seasons change at the equinoxes. An equinox is not visible per se, but it can be observed after it has passed. “The largest Full Moon of the year [The Harvest Moon] is the first Full Moon after the autumn equinox. The smallest Full Moon of the year is the first Full Moon after the spring equinox.”^[29]

Note however, that the first day of the year is determined by the Full Moon in combination with the GREENNESS OF THE BARLEY AND IS NOT based upon the equinox or any season.

Set Times and Seasons

The English word “signs” comes from the Hebrew word ^[30] “‘owth” (oth) and means “to come or assent in the sense of appearing; a signal as a flag, or beacon.”

The English words “set times” come from the Hebrew word ^[31] “mow’ed” which comes from two root words #H2 and #H3259. Number #H2 is “ab” (Chaldean ab) corresponding to #H1 “`ab” which is a primary word; Father. #H3259 is “ya´ad” (yaw-ad´) which is a primary root; to fix upon (by agreement or appointment); to summon (to trial), to engage (for marriage).”

Mow´ed has several has several meanings:

1. a) A fixed time or an appointment as in: “A Festival Day is a fixed appointment with ETERNAL.”
   b) A space of time as in: “We are summoned, as to a court, to keep the specified times with the Mighty One.”
2. An assembly or congregation with emphasis on a meeting for an appointed time with the SOVEREIGN of the cosmos. The moon was appointed to determine the Festival Days as the next scriptures show:
   Psalm 104:19. He [the Father] appointed the moon for seasons [mow’ed]; the sun knows its going down.

   Leviticus 23:4. These are the feasts of ETERNAL, holy [set apart] convocations which you shall proclaim at their appointed times [mow’ed].

   Leviticus 23:4 (KJV).  These are the feasts of ETERNAL, holy [set apart] convocations, which ye shall proclaim in their seasons [mow’ed].

    

The Hebrew word “mow’ed” is translated in the Tanakh as “set time,” in the KJV as “seasons,” and in the NKJV as “appointed times.” All renderings come from the same Hebrew word “mow´ed.” Note that none of the meanings of “mow´ed” even indicate a phase of the moon much less indicate which phase it is.
The question will arise as to which phase of the moon is the “Father concerned with” as compared to the other phases? The word also means a set time, assembly location, or a troop as in the next examples:

1. Genesis 18:14. Is anything too hard for ETERNAL? At the appointed time [mow’ed] I will return to you, according to the time of life, and Sarah shall have a son.
2. Leviticus 8:3. ...and gather all the congregation [mow’ed] together at the door of the tabernacle of meeting.
3. Chronicles 8:12-13. Then Solomon offered burnt offerings to ETERNAL; ...for the Sabbaths, the New Moons, and the three appointed [mow’ed] yearly feasts; the Feast of Unleavened Bread, the Feast of Weeks, and the Feast of Tabernacles.

The “set times” or “seasons” are primarily the Festival Days. Of the 240 times that “mow’ed” is used in Scripture, the vast majority of times it is translated as “congregation” referring to Israel.

Moon: The English word “moon” comes from the Hebrew word ^[32] “yareach” and means “a lunation, or moon i.e. month.”

The moon goes through a change from a Full Moon to adark moon and then back to a Full Moon. The total shining surface of a FullMoon decreases until the surface is black and has become a dark moon or anon-moon. The shining surface increases back to the total area shining again asthe Full Moon. This cycle takes approximately 29 1/2 days. The decreasingportion of the cycle is called “waning,” and the increasing portionis called “waxing.” The illustration of Figure Onedemonstrates the cycle of the moon in March 1999 gives a perfect example ofthis by having two Full Moons in onemonth.^[33]

The English word “moon” in the above Scripture comes from the Hebrew word “yareach” which means “TO BE YELLOW.”^[34]

The real debate around which the calendar issue revolves is the various opinions regarding which phase of the moon actually begins the New Month. Without this vital starting point, one cannot accurately know with any certainty when the Festival Days will occur.

New Month: This is the Scriptural phrase for the first day of the new month. Note: there is no reference to which phase the moon is the first day of the month. The Hebrew word used is “chodesh.” Notice the wordings in the following two scriptures:
Exodus 19:1. In the third month [#H2320 chodesh], when the children of Israel were gone forth out of the land of Egypt, the same day came they into the wilderness of Sinai.

1 Samuel 20:5. And David said to Jonathan,“Indeed tomorrow is the New Moon [#H2320 chodesh], and I should not fail to sit with the king to eat. But let me go, that I may hide in the field until the third day at evening.”

Both of these English words, “month” and “new moon” come from the single Hebrew word^[35] “chodesh,” which means: “a lunar month beginning at the new moon.” Notice there is no mention of which phase of the moon occurs at the beginning of the month. Also, neither Strong’s nor Gesenius’ indicate which phase of the moon begins the new month: “chodesh: the new moon; by implication a month, new rebuilt moon.”

As stated previously, we all have grown up using the Gregorian calendar which IS BASED ON THE EGYPTIAN CALENDAR of antiquity. The pagan Egyptians used the crescent or dark of the moon to be the new moon. Just look at any calendar today and the dark of the moon is called the new moon. Is that what The Mighty One says the New Moon is?

We MUST look to the Hebrew Scriptures to determine which phase of the moon is really the new moon. We MUST see what our CREATOR says and base our understanding on that information.

Remember that ETERNAL’s main purpose indisclosing His Scriptural Hebrew calendar was to enable His worshippers to identify and keep their spiritual appointments with Him on the SET DAYS OF HISCHOOSING. If ETERNAL gave specific days for worship, then He must also have given a means for determining those days.

So when Does a New Month Begin?

The English word “signs” comes from the Hebrew word ^[30] “'owth” (oth) and means “to come or assent in the sense of appearing; a signal as a flag, or beacon.” La palabra Inglés "signos" viene de la palabra hebrea ^[30] "'owth" (OTH) y significa "venir o asentimiento, en el sentido de aparecer;. una señal como una bandera, o un faro"

The English words “set times” come from the Hebrew word ^[31] “mow'ed” which comes from two root words #H2 and #H3259. Las palabras en Inglés "los tiempos del sistema" viene de la palabra hebrea ^[31] "mow'ed", que viene de dos palabras root # # H2 y H3259. Number #H2 is “ab” (Chaldean ab) corresponding to #H1 “`ab” which is a primary word; Father. Número # H2 es "ab" (caldeos ab) correspondiente a # H1 "` ab ", que es una palabra primordial, el Padre. #H3259 is “ya´ad” (yaw-ad´) which is a primary root; to fix upon (by agreement or appointment); to summon (to trial), to engage (for marriage).” # H3259 es "ya'ad" (guiñada-anuncio '), que es una raíz principal, para fijarse en (por acuerdo o por nombramiento), para convocar (a juicio), se comprometen a (el matrimonio) ".

Mow´ed has several has several meanings: Mow'ed tiene varios tiene varios significados:

1. a) A fixed time or an appointment as in: “A Festival Day is a fixed appointment with ETERNAL.” a) Una hora fija o una cita, como en: "un día de fiesta es una cita fija con ETERNA."
   b) A space of time as in: “We are summoned, as to a court, to keep the specified times with the Mighty One.” b) Un espacio de tiempo, como en: "Estamos llamados, como a un tribunal, para que el tiempo especificado con el Poderoso".
2. An assembly or congregation with emphasis on a meeting for an appointed time with the SOVEREIGN of the cosmos. Una asamblea o congregación, con énfasis en una reunión por un tiempo con el soberano del cosmos. The moon was appointed to determine the Festival Days as the next scriptures show: La luna fue designado para determinar los días festivos como las escrituras siguiente muestra:
   Psalm 104:19. He [the Father] appointed the moon for seasons [mow'ed]; the sun knows its going down. Salmo 104:19 Él [el Padre] nombrado luna para los tiempos [mow'ed];. El sol conoce su ocaso.

   Leviticus 23:4. These are the feasts of ETERNAL, holy [set apart] convocations which you shall proclaim at their appointed times [mow'ed]. Levítico 23:4. Éstas son las fiestas del Eterno, santo [aparte] convocatorias que proclamará a su tiempo señalado [mow'ed].

   Leviticus 23:4 (KJV). Levítico 23:4 (RV).  These are the feasts of ETERNAL, holy [set apart] convocations, which ye shall proclaim in their seasons [mow'ed]. Estas son las fiestas del Eterno, santo [aparte] convocatorias, las cuales proclamaréis a su tiempo [mow'ed].

    

The Hebrew word “mow'ed” is translated in the Tanakh as “set time,” in the KJV as “seasons,” and in the NKJV as “appointed times.” All renderings come from the same Hebrew word “mow´ed.” Note that none of the meanings of “mow´ed” even indicate a phase of the moon much less indicate which phase it is. La palabra hebrea "mow'ed" se traduce en el Tanaj como "tiempo" en la KJV como "estaciones", y en la RV como "los tiempos señalados." Todas las versiones vienen de la misma palabra hebrea "mow'ed. "Tenga en cuenta que ninguno de los significados de" mow'ed "aún indican una fase de la luna y mucho menos indicar en qué fase está.
The question will arise as to which phase of the moon is the “Father concerned with” as compared to the other phases? Se planteará la cuestión en cuanto a qué fase de la luna es el "padre preocupado por" en comparación con las otras fases? The word also means a set time, assembly location, or a troop as in the next examples: La palabra también significa un tiempo determinado, la ubicación de montaje, o una tropa como en los ejemplos siguientes:

1. Genesis 18:14. Is anything too hard for ETERNAL? Génesis 18:14. ¿Hay algo demasiado difícil para ETERNA? At the appointed time [mow'ed] I will return to you, according to the time of life, and Sarah shall have a son. A la hora señalada [mow'ed] me volveré a vosotros, de acuerdo con el momento de la vida, Sara tendrá un hijo.
2. Leviticus 8:3. ...and gather all the congregation [mow'ed] together at the door of the tabernacle of meeting. Levítico 08:03. ... Y reunir toda la congregación [mow'ed] junto a la puerta del tabernáculo de reunión.
3. Chronicles 8:12-13. Then Solomon offered burnt offerings to ETERNAL; ...for the Sabbaths, the New Moons, and the three appointed [mow'ed] yearly feasts; the Feast of Unleavened Bread, the Feast of Weeks, and the Feast of Tabernacles. Crónicas 8:12-13 Entonces ofreció Salomón holocaustos a lo eterno;. ... De los Sábados, las Lunas Nuevas y las tres fiestas solemnes [mow'ed] al año, la Fiesta de los Panes sin Levadura, la Fiesta de las Semanas, y la Fiesta de los Tabernáculos.

The “set times” or “seasons” are primarily the Festival Days. "Los tiempos establecidos" o "estaciones" son sobre todo los días del festival. Of the 240 times that “mow'ed” is used in Scripture, the vast majority of times it is translated as “congregation” referring to Israel. De las 240 veces que "mow'ed" se usa en la Escritura, la gran mayoría de las veces se traduce como "congregación", refiriéndose a Israel.

Moon: The English word “moon” comes from the Hebrew word ^[32] “yareach” and means “a lunation, or moon ie month.” Luna: La palabra Inglés "luna" viene de la palabra hebrea ^[32] "yareach" y significa "una lunación o mes lunar, es decir."

The moon goes through a change from a Full Moon to adark moon and then back to a Full Moon. La Luna pasa por un cambio de una luna llena a luna adark y luego de regreso a la Luna Llena. The total shining surface of a FullMoon decreases until the surface is black and has become a dark moon or anon-moon. La superficie total de una brillante luna llena disminuye hasta que la superficie es de color negro y se ha convertido en una luna oscura o anon luna. The shining surface increases back to the total area shining again asthe Full Moon. La brillante superficie aumenta de nuevo a la superficie total de luna llena brillando de nuevo asthe. This cycle takes approximately 29 1/2 days. Este ciclo dura aproximadamente 29 1 / 2 días. The decreasingportion of the cycle is called “waning,” and the increasing portionis called “waxing.” The illustration of Figure One demonstrates the cycle of the moon in March 1999 gives a perfect example ofthis by having two Full Moons in onemonth. ^[33] El decreasingportion del ciclo se llama "menguante", y el aumento de portionis llamada "cera". La ilustración de la figura se demuestra el ciclo de la luna 03 1999 da un ejemplo perfecto ofthis por tener dos lunas llenas en un mes. ^[33]

The English word “moon” in the above Scripture comes from the Hebrew word “yareach” which means “ TO BE YELLOW .” ^[34]

The real debate around which the calendar issue revolves is the various opinions regarding which phase of the moon actually begins the New Month. Without this vital starting point, one cannot accurately know with any certainty when the Festival Days will occur.

New Month: This is the Scriptural phrase for the first day of the new month. Note: there is no reference to which phase the moon is the first day of the month. The Hebrew word used is “chodesh.” Notice the wordings in the following two scriptures:
Exodus 19:1. In the third month [#H2320 chodesh], when the children of Israel were gone forth out of the land of Egypt, the same day came they into the wilderness of Sinai.

1 Samuel 20:5. And David said to Jonathan,“Indeed tomorrow is the New Moon [#H2320 chodesh], and I should not fail to sit with the king to eat. 1 Samuel 20:05. Y David respondió a Jonatán: "He aquí que mañana será nueva luna [# H2320 jodesh], y yo no acostumbro sentarme con el rey para comer. But let me go, that I may hide in the field until the third day at evening.” Pero me dejó ir, que me esconda en el campo hasta la tarde del tercer día. "

Both of these English words, “month” and “new moon” come from the single Hebrew word ^[35] “chodesh,” which means: “a lunar month beginning at the new moon.” Notice there is no mention of which phase of the moon occurs at the beginning of the month. Ambas palabras en Inglés, "mes" y "Luna Nueva" proceden de la sola palabra hebrea ^[35] "Jodesh", que significa: ". uno a partir del mes lunar en la luna nueva" Note que no hay mención de que la fase de la luna se produce al comienzo del mes. Also, neither Strong’s nor Gesenius' indicate which phase of the moon begins the new month: “chodesh: the new moon; by implication a month, new rebuilt moon.” Además, no es ni fuerte "Gesenius indicar qué fase de la luna comienza el nuevo mes:" jodesh: la luna nueva, por implicación, un mes, el nuevo reconstruido la luna. "

As stated previously, we all have grown up using the Gregorian calendar which IS BASED ON THE EGYPTIAN CALENDAR of antiquity. Como se mencionó anteriormente, todos han crecido utilizando el calendario gregoriano que se basa en el calendario egipcio de la antigüedad. The pagan Egyptians used the crescent or dark of the moon to be the new moon. Los egipcios paganos utilizar la media luna o la oscuridad de la luna a la luna nueva. Just look at any calendar today and the dark of the moon is called the new moon. Basta con mirar a cualquier calendario de hoy y la oscuridad de la luna se llama la luna nueva. Is that what The Mighty One says the New Moon is? Es que lo que el Poderoso dice que la Luna Nueva es?

We MUST look to the Hebrew Scriptures to determine which phase of the moon is really the new moon. Debemos mirar a las Escrituras hebreas para determinar en qué fase de la luna es en realidad la luna nueva. We MUST see what our CREATOR says and base our understanding on that information. Tenemos que ver lo que nuestro Creador dice y la base de nuestra comprensión de esa información.

Remember that ETERNAL's main purpose indisclosing His Scriptural Hebrew calendar was to enable His worshippers to identify and keep their spiritual appointments with Him on the SET DAYS OF HISCHOOSING. Recuerde que el propósito principal de Eternal indisclosing Su calendario hebreo bíblico era permitir a sus fieles para identificar y mantener sus citas espiritual con El en los días CONJUNTO DE HISCHOOSING. If ETERNAL gave specific days for worship, then He must also have given a means for determining those days. Si Eterno dio días específicos para la adoración, entonces él también tiene que haber dado un medio para determinar los días.

“Every one agrees that a month should begin on a New Moon. "Todo el mundo está de acuerdo en que un mes se agregará en Luna Nueva. However, when is the new moon? Jewish TRADITION as well as Islamic tradition says the month begins when the first crescent after the dark moon appears in the sky. Sin embargo, cuando es la luna nueva? Tradición judía, así como la tradición islámica dice que el mes comienza cuando el primer creciente después de la luna oscura aparece en el cielo. Others say the new month should begin as soon as you cannot see the moon. Otros dicen que el nuevo mes debe comenzar tan pronto como usted no puede ver la luna. Still others have said the crescent moon is an object of pagan worship and the month should start at the calculated period when the moon is dark. Y otros han dicho que la luna es un objeto de culto pagano y el mes debería comenzar en el período calculado cuando la luna está oscura. Finally, some believe the month should start with the Full Moon. Por último, algunos creen que el mes debe comenzar con la luna llena.

“There is no Scriptural command saying, “You shall start your month this way.” So, what indicators do we have for us to uncover the truth? "No hay un comando Escritura diciendo:" Usted se iniciará el mes de esta manera. "Entonces, ¿qué indicadores tenemos para nosotros para descubrir la verdad? Numbers 10:10 tells us: Números 10:10 nos dice:
“Numbers 10:10. Also in the day of your gladness, in your appointed feasts, and at the beginning of your months, you shall blow the trumpets over your burnt offerings and over the sacrifices of your peace offerings; and they shall be a memorial for you before your Gd: I am the L-rd your Gd. . "Números 10:10 Y en el día de vuestra alegría, en vuestras solemnidades, y en el comienzo de vuestros meses, tocaréis las trompetas sobre vuestros holocaustos y sobre los sacrificios de vuestras ofrendas de paz, y que será un en memoria de que antes de su Dios: Yo soy el Señor tu Dios.

“This shows that a trumpet was to be blown at 'the beginning of months.' "Esto demuestra que una trompeta iba a ser quemado en el 'principio de los meses." The Hebrew for 'beginning' in this verse is' roshe' which is usually translated 'head' or'top.' What is the top of the month? La palabra hebrea para "principio" en este versículo es "roshe", que se suele traducir "cabeza" or'top. "¿Cuál es la parte superior de cada mes? WE HAVE BEEN CONDITIONED TO THINK [that the top of the month] is when the moon begins to first show-- we say that the moon “waxes” or “wanes” (grows biggerthen smaller). On the other hand, would it not also make sense to say that the full [moon] is the 'top' or 'head' because that is when the moon is the largest? It all depends on what you are used to and what you want to believe. HEMOS sido condicionados para pensar [que la parte superior del mes] es cuando la luna comienza a mostrar primero - nos dicen que la luna "ceras" o "se desvanece" (crece biggerthen más pequeños) Por otro lado, ¿no es así. También tiene sentido decir que la totalidad de [la luna] es el 'top' o 'cabeza', ya que es cuando la luna es más grande? Todo depende de lo que están acostumbrados y lo que queremos creer.

	Psalm 81 so plainly states the Full Moon is the New Moon. El Salmo 81 dice claramente que la Luna llena es la Luna Nueva.

“Psalm 81:3 addresses the subject directly , but its exact meaning is in dispute. "Salmo 81:3 aborda el tema directamente, pero su significado exacto es objeto de controversia. “The KJV completely dodges the issue of the New Moon being the Full Moon as follows: "La KJV esquiva por completo la cuestión de la Luna Nueva es la Luna Llena de la siguiente manera:
Psalm 81:3 KJV. Blow up the trumpet in the newmoon, in the time appointed ['keceh'], on our solemn feast day. Salmo 81:3 KJV. Tocad la trompeta en el newmoon, en la hora señalada ['keceh'], el día de nuestra fiesta solemne.

“The NKJV is much more accurate here: "La NVI es mucho más preciso aquí:
Psalm 81:3 NKJV . Blow the trumpet at the time of the New Moon , at the Full Moon ['keceh'], on our solemn feast day.” Salmo 81:3 NVI. Toquen la trompeta en el momento de la Luna Nueva, en la Luna Llena ['keceh'], que es nuestra fiesta solemne. "

[The New English Bible ^[36] [La Nueva Biblia Inglés ^[36] correctly states: señala correctamente:
Psalm 81:3-4 NEB. Blow the horn for the new month , for the Full Moon {'keceh'} on the day of our pilgrim-feast. Salmo 81:3-4 NEB. Sopla el cuerno para el nuevo mes, para la luna llena {'keceh'} en el día de nuestra peregrinación fiesta. This is a law for Israel, an ordinance from the Mighty One of Jacob.] Esta es una ley para Israel, una ordenanza del Fuerte de Jacob.]

“The Hebrew word 'keceh' definitely means 'Full Moon' ^[37] as translated above. "'Keceh" La palabra hebrea que definitivamente significa "Full Moon" ^[37] por encima de lo traducido. The Tanakh (1985 Jewish translation) says: El Tanaj (1985 traducción judía) dice:
Psalm 81:3 Tanakh. Blow the horn on the New Moon, on the Full Moon for our feast day. Salmo 81:3 Tanakh. Sopla el cuerno en la Luna Nueva, en la Luna Llena de nuestra fiesta.

“ If we read this verse literally ,* it is saying that the New Moon and the Full Moon are the same moon. ^[38] There is no “and” in the Hebrew to imply these are separate events. "Si se lee este versículo literalmente, * es decir que la Luna Nueva y la Luna Llena es la misma luna. ^[38] No hay "y" en el hebreo para entender estos son eventos separados. When things are stated without a connector in Hebrew, the implication is that they are equivalent. Cuando las cosas se presentan sin un conector en hebreo, la implicación es que son equivalentes. Hence, we see the Scriptural basis for those who begin new months when the moon is full. Por lo tanto, podemos ver la base bíblica para los que empiezan mes nuevo, cuando la luna está llena.
* Ed Note : How else other than literally, pray tell, do you read Scripture? * Nota del Editor: ¿De qué otra que no sea literalmente, dígame por favor, que leen las Escrituras? What it says is what it says. Lo que dice es lo que dice. I think ETERNAL is smart enough to inspire what it means. Creo que eterno es lo suficientemente inteligente como para inspirar a lo que significa.

“Our first human reaction to this might be, “that's impossible!” The Full Moon occurs at the 15th of the month, on the first day of the Feast of Tabernacles and of Unleavened Bread. "Nuestra primera reacción humana a este podría ser," eso es imposible! "La Luna Llena se produce en el 15 del mes, el primer día de la Fiesta de los Tabernáculos y los panes sin levadura. But the question is this: “DO WE FOLLOW WHAT THE SCRIPTURE SAY, OR DO WE FOLLOW JEWISH TRADITION? Pero la pregunta es la siguiente: "DO seguimos lo que dice la Escritura, o debemos seguir la tradición judía? ” ^[39] " ^[39]

The author closes that part of his article with a very pertinent question that is the absolute crux of the entire calendar problem : “DO WE FOLLOW WHAT THE SCRIPTURE SAY, OR DO WE FOLLOW JEWISH TRADITION?” To follow any human tradition is to nullify Scripture by using man's tradition and obeying some man or men rather that the SOVEREIGN, the ETERNAL CREATOR of the cosmos and that is a total abomination to Him. El autor cierra esa parte de su artículo con una pregunta muy pertinente que es el eje absoluto del problema calendario completo: "¿QUE HACEMOS CON TODO LO dice la Escritura, o debemos seguir la tradición judía" Para seguir las tradiciones de los hombres es anular la Escritura mediante el uso de la tradición del hombre y la obediencia a algún hombre o los hombres en lugar de que el soberano, el Creador eterno del cosmos y que es una abominación total a él. In addition, it does not matter which man or group of men you follow. Además, no importa que el hombre o grupo de hombres que siguen. It could be the Pope, the Rabbis, or some preacher and if they tell you different than plain Scriptural statements that is a big, big sin. Podría ser el Papa, los rabinos, o predicador algunos y si te dicen distinto plano las declaraciones bíblicas de que es un pecado grande, grande.

In regards to a simular situation, Winston Churchill once said, “Once in everyone's life they will stumble over the truth, but most will get up brush themselves off and hurry on their way.” The author of the above section has done just that. En lo que respecta a una situación simular, Winston Churchill dijo una vez: "Una vez en la vida de todos ellos se tropieza con la verdad, pero la mayoría se levantará se cepille y la prisa en su camino." El autor de la sección anterior se ha hecho precisamente eso. He fully and correctly explains Psalms 81:3 in stating that the Full Moon is the first day of the month; then in the remaining portion of his article, he covers the “traditional” explanation and ends it with this statement: “Do not criticize anyone else's calendar.” However, Questing for ETERNAL's truth is not criticizing anyone unless they refuse to believe what the Hebrew Scriptures plainly state. Él plena y correctamente Salmos 81:3 explica al afirmar que la Luna Llena es el primer día del mes, y luego en la parte restante de su artículo, que cubre el "tradicional" de explicación y termina con esta declaración: "No critiques cualquier otra persona natural. "Sin embargo, Questing la verdad eterna no es criticar a nadie, a menos que se niegan a creer lo que las Escrituras Hebreas claramente el estado.

For the Fall Feast Days ETERNAL set the Harvest Moon as the brightest Full Moon of the year. Para las Jornadas de Otoño fiesta eterna establecer el Harvest Moon como el más brillante Luna llena del año. In the Hebrew calendar, it occurs at the first of the month. Only an all-wise Creator would think to put the big Harvest Moon as the first moon of the fall harvest. This would give the farmers extra light after sunset to garner all the crops before the Fall Festival Days begin. En el calendario hebreo, que se produce en el primer día del mes. Sólo un Creador inteligente se le ocurriría poner la luna de la cosecha grande como la primera luna de la cosecha de otoño. Esto daría a los agricultores más luz después de la puesta a reunir todos los cultivos antes de las Jornadas de Otoño Festival de comenzar. If the full Moon occurred in the middle of the month, the harvest would be over and extra moonlight would not be of any help during the harvest. Si la Luna llena se produjo en la mitad del mes, la cosecha sería más claro de luna y de más no sería de ninguna ayuda durante la cosecha. Have you seen a Harvest Moon? The bright yellow, big full Harvest Moon is a sign for all creation that the CREATOR is in charge of time and seasons! ¿Has visto una luna de la cosecha? La brillante Luna amarilla, gran cosecha total es un signo para toda la creación que el Creador está a cargo del tiempo y las estaciones!

The Full Moon La Luna Llena

Fig. Fig. 2 - The visible Full Moon occurs the specific time that the moon is rising in the east and the sun is setting in the west. It is at this point that the moon is "truly full," even though it has already looked full for a couple of days and will continue to look full for a couple of more days.

Genesis 1:14. Then CREATOR said, “Let there be lights in the firmament of the heavens to divide the day from the night; and let them be for signs and seasons , and for days and years.”

Psalm 104:19 (NEB). Thou hast made the moon to measure the year and taught the sun where to set.

Significance of Abib Significado de Abib

Remember the English word “Abib” means “young, verdant, green barley?” This word is used to describe a time of year in the spring when barley is young green and verdant, so that the field appears green. Notice the instructions ETERNAL gave to Moses:
Exodus 34:18. The Feast of Unleavened Bread you shall keep. Seven days you shall eat unleavened bread, as I commanded you, in the appointed time of the month of Abib; for in the month of Abib you came out from Egypt.

Using the true meaning of the Hebrew words, this verse should translate something like this: Usando el verdadero significado de las palabras en hebreo, este versículo debería traducirse algo como esto:
Exodus 34:18. You shall observe the Feast of Unleavened Bread. Éxodo 34:18. Se deberá observar la Fiesta de los Panes sin Levadura. You shall observe the days of unleavened bread by eating unleavened bread for seven days. Que deberán observar los días de panes sin levadura, por comer pan sin levadura durante siete días. You will do this at the (mow'ed) appointed time as I have Commanded you in the (chodesh) new moon which is the Full Moon that begins at Abib. This is the month the barley is young, green, verdant, and has just appeared as (or just like) when you came out from Egypt.

These instructions to Moses are not complicated at all. A small child can observe when the barley is green. That same child can then tell you when a setting sun in the west accompanies the next Full Moon in the east. He could then count fourteen days until the Night of Protection (Passover).

If a small child can determine the beginning of the year by observing the barley plants and the moon and sunset, why do we, in the twenty-first century, need complicated mathematical formulas? Our CREATOR gave us all that we need to determine the beginning of the month and the beginning of the year. He gave us the sun, the moon, the young barley plants, our eyes, and a logical mind.

Mankind monkeying with the calendar is the reason the whole calendar system is now so convoluted, when in fact, ETERNAL has designed a perfectly simple, accurate system. Notice the following verse:
Exodus 12:1-2. Now ETERNAL spoke to Moses and Aaron in the land of Egypt, saying, “This month shall be your beginning of months ; it shall be the first month of the year to you.

The determination of the Full New Moon, the first day of the year, and of each month is crucial for accurately observing all of the Festival Days as required by ETERNAL. If the beginning of the year were observed on the wrong day, then all of the Festival Days that follow would also be observed on the wrong days and would give cause for ETERNAL to state: “I hate your Feast Days.”

The actual time event of the Full Moon occurs the moment the center of the moon intersects a straight line through the centers of the sun and the earth. At this instant, the moon is new and at its fullest and this moment in time is called the Full Moon event. Thus, the moon begins a new journey around the earth which will take exactly 29 days, 12 hours, 44 minutes, and 2.841 seconds for the next specific Full Moon even

http://www.uhcg.org/Cal-Fl-Moon/cal-article.htmlt.

Calculating a Full Moon Sighting in Jerusalem ^[42]

If a person were in Jerusalem, they could observe which day the Full Moon occurred. They would see the Full Moon rise in the east as the sun sets in the west or observe it shortly after sunset. Thus, they would make an actual visual Full-Moon sighting. Nevertheless, what if you were not in Jerusalem to actually see the Full Moon, could you determine when it occurred? The answer is: “yes you could.”

Since the Gregorian calendar begins at midnight and the observational Hebrew calendar begins at sunset and Full Moon events are given in Gregorian time, a determination must be made to determine which day of the Hebrew calendar the brightest Full Moon event would be visible on.

Now it is possible to calculate the time of the Full Moon visual sighting in Jerusalem without actually being there. The calculation is done using statistics from one of the astronomy observatories. All that is needed is the time of the Full Moon event, the time of sunset in Jerusalem for the day of the event, and the time of sunset for the day following the event. The calculations required are quite simple:

First: Determine the midpoint in time between the sunset of the day of the Full Moon event and sunset of the following day. For example, if the sunset is at 6:03 pm on the day of the Full Moon event and at 6:04 pm on the following day, then the midpoint would be at 6:03:30 rounded to 6:04 am of the morning of the Full Moon event.

Second: Compare the time of the Full Moon event with the calculated midpoint. En segundo lugar: Compare el tiempo del evento de Luna Llena con el punto medio calculado. If the Full Moon event happened before the midpoint, the fullest appearing moon will be seen in Jerusalem on the evening of the Full Moon event. Si el caso de la Luna Llena ocurrió antes del punto medio, la luna más completa que aparece se verá en Jerusalén en la noche del evento de Luna Llena. If the Full Moon event happened after the midpoint, the fullest appearing moon will be seen in Jerusalem after the next sunset on the evening following the Full Moon event. Si el caso de la Luna Llena ocurrió después de que el punto medio, la luna más completa que aparece se verá en Jerusalén después de la próxima puesta de sol en la tarde después del evento de Luna Llena.

For example: The time of the Full Moon event on May 23, 2005 was at 10:39 pm Sunset in Jerusalem for May 23, 2005 was at 6:55 pm and on the 24th was at 6:55 pm Midway between the two sunsets was 6:55 am on May 24. Por ejemplo: La hora de la cita de Luna Llena el 23 de mayo de 2005, fue en 22:39 Puesta de sol en Jerusalén 23 de mayo 2005 fue a las 6:55 pm y el 24 fue a las 6:55 pm Midway entre los dos puestas de sol fue 6:55 am el 24 de mayo. Since the Full Moon event occurred at 10:39 pm which is before the midpoint on May 23rd – then the fullest appearing moon sighting in Jerusalem would be after sunset on May 23rd which would begin the first day of the 5th month. Desde el caso de la Luna Llena se produjo a las 10:39 pm, que es antes de que el punto medio el 23 de mayo - a continuación, la visualización de la luna más completa que aparece en Jerusalén sería la puesta del sol el 23 de mayo que se iniciará el día primero del mes quinto.

In a different example, since the Full Moon event occurred at 7:15 am on February 24 which is after the midpoint on February 24th, then the date of the fullest appearing moon sighting which would occur was after sunset on the February 24th. En un ejemplo diferente, ya que el caso de la Luna Llena se produjo a las 7:15 am el 24 de febrero, que es después de la mitad el 24 de febrero, después de la fecha de la vista de la luna apareciendo máximo que podría ocurrir es después de la puesta en el 24 de febrero.

The Hebrews of Old Los hebreos de la antigüedad

You might be wondering, which calendar the Hebrew Patriarchs used?. There are many examples, but only one is given below:
Genesis 7:11. In the six hundredth year of Noah's life , in the SECOND MONTH, THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF THE MONTH , on that day ^[43] all the fountains of the great deep were broken up, and the windows of heaven were opened.

In the Hebrew calendar, the months and years are numbered, but the year is given as the year of some person's life. If a month is named, it is one of the four known Hebrew names: Abib, the first month (Exodus 13:4); Zif, the second month (1 Kings 6:1); Ethanim, the seventh month (1 Kings 8:2); and Bul, the eight month (1 Kings 6:38). The original Hebrew names for the other months are apparently unknown.

Although a number generally refers to a month, there are two systems of referring to months in The Hebrew Scriptures . The original system uses Hebrew names or numbers and the second uses Babylonian names acquired when the Jews were in captivity in Babylon as in the following verse:
Esther 7:13. And the letters were sent by couriers into all the King's provinces, to destroy, to kill, and to annihilate all the Jews, both young and old, little children and women, in one day, on the thirteenth day of the twelfth month, which is the month of Adar , and to plunder their possessions.

Speaking generally, the Babylonian names for the months are used only in the books of Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther. The use of Babylonian names for the months in the Talmudic Calendar is part of the proof THAT IT IS NOT the Scriptural Hebrew calendar given to Moses.

Big Yellow Moon

1 King 6:37-38. In the fourth year the foundation of the house of ETERNAL was laid, in the month [yareach] of Ziv. And in the eleventh year, in the month [yareach] of Bul, which is the eighth month [chodesh], the house was finished in all its details and according to all its plans. So he was seven years in building it.

The next verse is the beginning of the Mighty One's Commandment concerning The Night of Protection ^[44] (Passover):
Exodus 12:2-3. This month [chodesh] shall be your beginning of months; it shall be the first month of the year to you. Speak to all the congregation of Israel, saying: “On the tenth day of this month every man shall take for himself a lamb, according to the house of his father, a lamb for a household.”

The Night of Protection month is called the month of Abib:
Deuteronomy 16:1. Observe the month [chodesh] of Abib , and keep the (Night to be Protected) to ETERNAL CREATOR for in the month of Abib ETERNAL CREATOR brought you out of Egypt by night.

The English word “observe” comes from the Hebrew word ^[45] “shamar” and means “to protect, to take heed, mark, and to watch.” Its meaning has the essence of watching and waiting for something. In fact, this word is translated “watch” in the following verse:
Psalm 130:6. My soul waits for ETERNAL, more than those who watch [shamar] for the morning; Yes, more than those who watch [shamar] for the morning.

The English word “Abib” comes from the Hebrew word “#H24 and means “to be tender, green.” Notice the word used in Job eighteen:
Job 18:12 (KJV) . Whilst it is yet in his greenness (#H3 , and not cut down, it withereth before any other herb.

Both #H3 ('eb ) and #H23 (`abiyb ) come from an unused root word and means “greenness, verdure of an herb.” So, ETERNAL is literally saying:
Psalm 130:6. Watch for the big yellow new moon following the fresh, young green barley and keep/do the Night of Protection to ETERNAL your SOVEREIGN.

Therefore, the first month of ETERNAL's year is the month in which one may find fresh, young barley plants. Thus, by simple observation, ETERNAL's people could have kept up with the seasons according to His Word. They did not need astronomical calculations or astrology to keep His Word. Why? ¿Por qué? Because He had given signs to His people that His new year had begun when they would see the new big yellow moon that follows the growing green barley.

Because both of these events have to occur in sequence, (green barley then the Full Moon) to signal the beginning of a new year, this could mean that some years contained an extra month. This could happen after the twelfth moon if the barley would not be in the green stage because it was too early in the spring. In those years, a thirteen-month ^[46] would be added.

http://www.uhcg.org/Cal-Fl-Moon/cal-article.html