In Leviticus chapter 23, Yahuah gave man the Holy Days (appointed times)[mo'edim in Hebrew]that He wanted man to observe. The first High Day (Holy Day) was the weekly Sabbath on the seventh day of each week according to the New Moon. Then seven other periods during the year are given as High Days and again according to the New Moon of each month.

Rosh Chodesh; head of months.

(Gregorian Year 2010) Holy Days & New Moon Calendar

Note: These dates could change after the observation of the moon!

Biblical Month #

New Moon Dates

Holy Days and Dates*

1 (2012)	March 22 Estimated	New Year's Day is at (sunset) on 22th to (sunset) on the 23th which is the new moon feast! (as is every new moon day)(is a Sabbath)(first day of 1st month is High Holy Sabbath)(Shabbat is )
	April	Passover starts evening on the 6 to evening of 7th, strike the door post and lental (you are the door post)(His blood is the fruit of the vine as Messiah is the unblemished lamb.)

		1st Day of the feast of Unleavened Bread (this day is a Sabbath)(starts at sundown on and ends sundown on )
2	April 21 Estimated	Shabbat is
3	May 20 Estimated	(Feast of Weeks sunset Shabbat is

4	Jun19 Estimated	Shabbat is
5	July 18 Estimated	Shabbat is
6	August 17 Estimated	Shabbat is
7	September 15 Estimated	sunset 16th on to17th sunset - Day of Trumpets (is a sabbath)Shabbat is Thursday this month

		sunset 26th on to 27th sunset on Day of Atonement (is a fasting Sabbath)
		sunset 28 to 29 sunset - Festival of Tabernacles (Live in Tents for seven days) is a Shabbat in this week Shabbat is
		sunset to sunset - Last Great Day (is a sabbath day)
8	October 13 Estimated	Shabbat is
9	November 13 Estimated	Shabbat is
10	December 13 Estimated	Shabbat is
////// 2012////// month 11	January 23 Confirmed	Shabbat is Tuesday this month
12	Febuary 21 Estimated	Shabbat is
1		Shabbat is

note: Holy Day dates are estimated. The (Roman, Gregorian) dates posted is the "Scriptural New Moon Day" The start of Yah's New Year depends on the New Moon and the young barley ears in Jerusalem.

The scriptural day is from sunset to sunset. When keeping the Holy Days, the observance begins at sunset the day before the above posted Holy Day or New Moon Day and ends at sunset on posted date.

Month	Length	Gregorian Equivalent
Nissan	30 days	March-April
Iyar	29 days	April-May
Sivan	30 days	May-June
Tammuz	29 days	June-July
Ab	30 days	July-August
Elul	29 days	August-September
Tishri	30 days	September-October
Cheshvan	29 or 30 days	October-November
Kisleu	30 or 29 days	November-December
Tebet	29 days	December-January
Shebat	30 days	January-February
Adar	29 or 30 days	February-March
Adar II	29 days	March-April

In leap years, Adar has 30 days. In non-leap years Adar has 29 days.

Adar II is the 13 month every three years.

Shalom!

Strong's Concordance 7965 - Hebrew word Shalom ..... A word study in the New King James version for SHALOM says: Completeness, wholeness, health, peace, welfare, safety soundness, tranquility, prosperity, perfectness, fullness, rest, harmony, the absence of agitation or discord.