JERUSALEM HEBREW/GREGORIAN CALENDAR January 1- December 31, 2011

[Larry]

         JERUSALEM HEBREW/GREGORIAN CALENDAR January 1- December 31, 2011

                                                (All AM and PM Time used on this Calendar is Local Time in Jerusalem, Israel)

                                   

                                   GREEN is Conjunction, BLUE is 1^st of Month, YELLOW is Full Moon (F.M.) PURPLE is 1st of the Gregorian Month

PLEASE NOTE:

Set-Apart times begin on sunset of the previous day and so the first day of a Set-Apart occasion is marked over a 2 day period for clarity.

Same procedure is done to mark the beginnings of the Hebrew months.

New Moon and Full Moon times derived from NASA at http://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/phase/phases2001.html - corrected to Jerusalem time.

 

SUNDAY	MONDAY	TUESDAY	WEDNESDAY	THURSDAY	FRIDAY	SATURDAY	Parashot/Haftarah
Dec 26th 20th Tevet	Dec 27th 21st Tevet	Dec 28th 22nd Tevet	Dec 29th 23rd Tevet	Dec 30th 24th Tevet	Dec 31st 25th Tevet	2011 Jan 1st 26th Tevet	Va'eira Ex. 6:2-9:35 Ezek 28:25-29:21
Jan 2nd 27th Tevet	Jan 3rd 28th Tevet Last sighting of waning crescent	Jan 4th 29th Tevet Conjunction at 11:03 AM 1 Shevat begins at sunset.	Jan 5th                         @ 1st Shevat 1st Waxing Crescent sighted at evening.	Jan 6th 2nd Shevat Declared 1st By Karaites	Jan 7th 3rd Shevat	Jan 8th 4th Shevat	Bo Ex. 10:1-13:16    Jer 46:13-46:28
Jan 9th 5th Shevat	Jan 10th 6th Shevat	Jan 11th 7th Shevat	Jan 12th 8th Shevat	Jan 13th 9th Shevat	Jan 14th 10th Shevat	Jan 15th 11th Shevat	Beshalach Ex. 13:17-17:16  Judges 4:4-5:31
Jan 16th 12th Shevat	Jan 17th 13th Shevat Conjunctionist 14th	Jan 18th 14th Shevat	Jan 19th F.M. 15th Shevat Full Moon 11:21 PM Sunset 5:01 PM Karaite 14th	Jan 20th F.M. 16th Shevat Karaite 15	Jan 21st 17th Shevat	Jan 22nd 18th Shevat	Yitro Ex. 18:1-20:23    Is 6:1-7:6; 9:5-9:6
Jan 23rd 19th Shevat	Jan 24th 20th Shevat	Jan 25th 21st Shevat	Jan 26th 22nd Shevat	Jan 27th 23rd Shevat	Jan 28th 24th Shevat	Jan 29th 25th Shevat	Mishpatim Ex. 21:1-24:18    Je 34:8-34:22; 33:25-33:26
Jan 30th 26th Shevat	Jan 31st 27th Shevat	Feb 1st 28th Shevat	Feb 2nd 29th Shevat Last sighting of Waning crescent	Feb 3rd 30th Shevat Conjunction 4:31 AM 1 Adar begins at sunset.	Feb 4th                        @ 1st Adar 1st Waxing Crescent	Feb 5th 2nd Adar Declared 1st By Karaites	Terumah Ex. 25:1-27:19 I Ki 5:26-6:13
Feb 6th 3rd Adar	Feb 7th 4th Adar	Feb 8th 5th Adar	Feb 9th 6th Adar	Feb 10th 7th Adar	Feb 11th 8th Adar	Feb 12th 9th Adar	Tetzaveh Ex. 27:20-30:10 Ezek 43:10-43:27
Feb 13th 10th Adar	Feb 14th 11th Adar	Feb 15th 12th Adar	Feb 16th 13th Adar Conjunctionist 14th	Feb 17th 14th Adar	Feb 18th F.M. 15th Adar Full Moon 8:36 AM Karaite 14th	Feb 19th 16th Adar	Ki Tisa Ex. 30:11-34:35 I Ki 18:1-18:39
Feb 20th 17th Adar	Feb 21st 18th Adar	Feb 22nd 19th Adar	Feb 23rd 20th Adar	Feb 24th 21st Adar	Feb 25th 22nd Adar	Feb 26th 23rd Adar	Veyakhel Ex. 35:1-38:20 I Ki 7:40-7:50
Feb 27th 24th Adar	Feb 28th 25th Adar	Mar 1st 26th Adar	Mar 2nd 27th Adar	Mar 3rd 28th Adar Last sighting of Crescent	Mar 4th 29th Adar Conjunction 10:46 PM Sunset 5:39 PM	Mar 5th 30th Adar Add extra day Conj after Sunset 1 Adar 2 begins at sunset.	Pekudei Ex. 38:21-40:38 I Ki 7:51-8:21
Mar 6th                     @ 1st Adar II 1st Waxing Crescent sighted at evening.	Mar 7th 2nd  Adar II Declared 1st By Karaites	Mar 8th 3rd  Adar II	Mar 9th 4th  Adar II	Mar 10th 5th  Adar II	Mar 11th 6th  Adar II	Mar 12th 7th  Adar II	Vayikra Lev. 1:1-5:26 Is 43:21-44:23
Mar 13th 8th  Adar II	Mar 14th 9th  Adar II	Mar 15th 10th  Adar II	Mar 16th 11th  Adar II	Mar 17th 12th  Adar II Conjunctionist 14th	Mar 18th 13th  Adar II 14th/”Purim Shabbat” begins at sunset.	Mar 19th F.M. 14th Adar II Full Moon 8:10 PM Sunset 5:50 PM	Tzav Lev. 6:1-8:36 Jer 7:21-8:3; 9:22-9:23
Mar 20th F.M. 15th  Adar II Karaite 14th	Mar 21st    V.E.    16th  Adar II	Mar 22nd 17th  Adar II	Mar 23rd 18th  Adar II	Mar 24th 19th  Adar II	Mar 25th 20th  Adar II	Mar 26th 21st  Adar II	Shemini Lev. 9:1-11:47 II Sam 6:1-7:17
Mar 27th 22nd  Adar II	Mar 28th 23rd  Adar II	Mar 29th 24th  Adar II	Mar 30th 25t  Adar II	Mar 31st 26th  Adar II	April 1st 27th  Adar II	April 2nd 28th  Adar II	Tazria Lev. 12:1-13:59 II Ki 4:42-5:19
April 3rd 29th  Adar II Conjunction 4:32 PM 1 Abib begins at sunset (5:59 PM)	April 4th          @ 1st Abib  1st Waxing Crescent sighted at evening.	April 5th 2nd  Abib Declared 1st By Karaites	April 6th 3rd  Abib	April 7th 4th  Abib	April 8th 5th  Abib	April 9th 6th  Abib	Metzora Lev. 14:1-15:33 II Ki 7:3-7:20
April 10th 7th  Abib	April 11th 8th  Abib	April 12th 9th  Abib	April 13th 10th  Abib	April 14th 11th  Abib	April 15th 12th  Abib	April 16th 13th  Abib Conjunctionist 14th	Acharei Mot Lev. 16:1-18:30 Ezek 22:1-22:19
April 17th[1] 14th  Abib PASSOVER[2] BEGINS ONLY TOWARDS THE END OF THIS DAY, NOT THE NIGHT BEFORE! 15TH/1ST DAY OF UNLEAVENED BREAD BEGINS AT SUNSET ON THIS DAY!	April 18th F.M. 15th  Abib Full Moon 5:44 AM Karaite 14th	April 19th 16th  Abib Omer count begins (First Fruits)[3] this morning, 50 days including this one. Sunset on this day marks end of Omer Day 1.	April 20th 17th  Abib	April 21st 18th  Abib	April 22nd 19th  Abib	April 23rd 20th  Abib	Pesach
April 24 21  Abib	April 25 22    Abib	April 26 23  Abib- Omer 8 (Omer 9 at sunset)	April 27 24  Abib	April 28 25  Abib	April 29 26  Abib	April 30 27  Abib	Kedoshim Lev. 19:1-20:27 Amos 9:7-9:15
May 1 28  Abib	May 2 29  Abib	May 3 30  Abib Conjunction 9:51 AM- Omer 15 1 Iyar begins at sunset.	May 4th          @ 1st Iyar 1st Waxing Crescent sighted at evening.	May 5 2  Iyar Declared 1st By Karaites	May 6 3  Iyar	May 7 4  Iyar	Emor Lev. 21:1-24:23 Ezek 44:15-44:31
May 8 5  Iyar	May 9 6  Iyar	May 10 7  Iyar -Omer 22 (Omer 23 at sunset)	May 11 8  Iyar	May 12 9  Iyar	May 13 10  Iyar	May 14 11  Iyar	Behar Lev. 25:1-26:2 Jer 32:6-32:27
May 15 12  Iyar	May 16 13  Iyar Conjunctionist 14th	May 17 F.M. 14  Iyar Full Moon 2:09 PM- Omer 29 (Omer 30 at sunset) Second Pesach	May 18 15  Iyar Karaite 14th	May 19 16  Iyar	May 20 17  Iyar	May 21 18  Iyar	Bechukotai Lev. 26:3-27:34 Jer 16:19-17:14
May 22 19  Iyar	May 23 20  Iyar	May 24 21  Iyar- Omer 36 (Omer 37 at sunset)	May 25 22  Iyar	May 26 23  Iyar	May 27 24  Iyar	May 28 25  Iyar	Bemidbar Num. 1:1-4:20 Hos 2:1-2:22
May 29 26  Iyar	May 30 27  Iyar	May 31 28  Iyar Last waning Crescent- Omer 43 (Omer 44 at sunset)	June 1 29  Iyar Conjunction 11:03 PM	June 2 30  Iyar Add day Conj After sunset 1 Sivan begins at sunset.	June 3rd         @ 1 Sivan 1st Waxing Crescent sighted at evening.	June 4 2  Sivan Declared 1st By Karaites	Naso Num. 4:21-7:89 Judges 13:2-13:25
June 5 3  Sivan	June 6 4  Sivan 49th daylight period of omer. Shavuot begins at sunset.	June 7 5  Sivan-Omer 50 SHAVUOT[4]	June 8 6  Sivan-	June 9 7  Sivan	June 10 8  Sivan	June 11 9  Sivan	Behaalotecha Num. 8:1-12:16 Zech 2:14-4:7
June 12 10  Sivan	June 13 11  Sivan	June 14 12  Sivan Conjunctionist 14th	June 15 F.M. 13  Sivan Full Moon 11:14 PM Sunset 7:46 PM	June 16 F.M. 14  Sivan Karaite 13	June 17 15  Sivan Karaite 14th	June 18 16  Sivan	Shelah Num. 13:1-15:41 Josh 2:1-2:24
June 19 17  Sivan	June 20 18  Sivan	June 21 19  Sivan	June 22 20  Sivan	June 23 21  Sivan	June 24 22  Sivan	June 25 23  Sivan	Korach Num. 16:1-18:32 I Sam11:14-12:22
June 26 24  Sivan	June 27 25  Sivan	June 28 26  Sivan	June 29 27  Sivan	June 30 28  Sivan	July 1 29  Sivan Conjunction 11:54 AM 1 Tammuz begins at sunset	July 2nd          @ 1 Tamuz 1st Waxing Crescent sighted at evening.	Chukkat Num. 19:1-22:1 Judges 11:1-11:33
July 3 2  Tamuz Declared 1st By Karaites	July 4 3  Tamuz	July 5 4  Tamuz	July 6 5  Tamuz	July 7 6  Tamuz	July 8 7  Tamuz	July 9 8  Tamuz	Balak Num. 22:2-25:9 Micah 5:6-6:8
July 10 9  Tamuz	July 11 10  Tamuz	July 12 11  Tamuz	July 13 12  Tamuz	July 14 13  Tamuz Conjunctionist 14th	July 15 F.M. 14  Tamuz Full Moon 9:40 AM	July 16 15  Tamuz Karaite 14th	Pinhas Num. 25:10-30:1 I Ki 18:46-19:21
July 17 16  Tamuz 17th/start of the 3 weeks begins at sunset.	July 18 17  Tamuz-  3 weeks of Mourning	July 19 18  Tamuz	July 20 19  Tamuz	July 21 20  Tamuz	July 22 21  Tamuz	July 23 22  Tamuz	Mattot Num. 30:2-32:42 Jer 1:1-2:3
July 24 23  Tamuz	July 25 24  Tamuz	July 26 25  Tamuz	July 27 26  Tamuz	July 28 27  Tamuz	July 29 28  Tamuz Last day of Waning crescent	July 30 29  Tamuz Conjunction 9:40 PM Sunset 7:38 PM	Masei Num. 33:1-36:13 Jer 2:4-28; 3:4
July 31st        30 Tamuz Add Day 1 Av begins at sunset.	Aug 1           @ 1 Av 1st Waxing Crescent sighted at evening.	Aug 2 2  Av Declared 1st By Karaites	Aug 3 3  Av	Aug 4 4  Av	Aug 5 5 Av	Aug 6 6  Av	Devarim Deut. 1:1-3:22 Is 1:1-1:27
Aug 7 7  Av	Aug 8 8 Av 9th of Av begins at sunset	Aug 9 9  Av-Tisha B’Av Fast	Aug 10 10 Av	Aug 11 11  Av	Aug 12 12  Av Conjunctionist 14th	Aug 13 F.M. 13  Av Full Moon 9:58 PM Sunset 7:25 PM	Va’etChanan Deut. 3:23-7:11 Is 40:1-40:26
Aug 14 F.M. 14  Av Karaite 13th	Aug 15 15 Av Karaite 14th	Aug 16 16 Av Karaite 15th	Aug 17 17  Av	Aug 18 18 Av	Aug 19 19  Av	Aug 20 20  Av	Ekev Deut. 7:12-11:25 Is 49:14-51:3
Aug 21 21  Av	Aug 22 22 Av	Aug 23 23  Av	Aug 24 24 Av	Aug 25 25 Av	Aug 26 26 Av	Aug 27 27  Av	Re’eh Deut. 11:26-16:17 Is 54:11-55:5
Aug 28 28  Av	Aug 29 29  Av Conjunction 6:04 AM 1 Elul begins at sunset.	Aug 30th         @ 1 Elul 1st Waxing Crescent sighted at evening.	Aug 31 2  Elul Declared 1st By Karaites	Sept 1 3  Elul	Sept 2 4  Elul	Sept 3 5  Elul	Shoftim Deut. 16:18-21:9 Is 51:12-52:12
Sept 4 6  Elul	Sept 5 7  Elul	Sept 6 8  Elul	Sept 7 9  Elul	Sept 8 10  Elul	Sept 9 11  Elul	Sept 10 12  Elul	Ki Teitzei Deut. 21:10-25:19 Is 54:1-54:10
Sept 11 13  Elul Conjunctionist 14th	Sept 12 F.M. 14  Elul Full Moon 12:27 PM	Sept 13 15  Elul Karaite 14th	Sept 14 16  Elul	Sept 15 17  Elul	Sept 16 18  Elul	Sept 17 19  Elul	Ki Tavo Deut. 26:1-29:8 Is 60:1-60:22
Sept 18 20  Elul	Sept 19 21  Elul	Sept 20 22  Elul	Sept 21 23  Elul	Sept 22 24  Elul	Sept 23 25  Elul	Sept 24 26  Elul	Nitzavim Deut. 29:9-30:20 Is 61:10-63:9 Vayelech Deut. 31:1-31:30 Is 55:6-56:8
Sept 25 27  Elul	Sept 26 28  Elul Last sighting of Waning crescent	Sept 27 29  Elul Conjunction 2:09 PM 1 Tishrei/Yom Teruah begins at sunset!	Sept 28th@ 1st Tishrei 1st Waxing Crescent sighted at evening.- Yom Teruah!	Sept 29 2  Tishrei Declared 1st By Karaites	Sept 30 3  Tishrei	Oct 1 4  Tishrei	Haazinu Deut. 32:1-32:52 II Saml 22:1-22:51
Oct 2 5  Tishrei	Oct 3 6  Tishrei	Oct 4 7  Tishrei	Oct 5 8  Tishrei (Rabbinic) Kol Nidre [All Vows] begins at sunset/start of the 9th.	Oct 6 9  Tishrei Yom Kippur fast begins just before sunset on the 9th.  (from evening of the 9th to evening of the 10th you shall observe your Shabbat-Lev 23:32) Yom Kippur itself begins at sunset (10th).	Oct 7 10  Tishrei-Yom Kippur Fast	Oct 8 11  Tishrei	V’Zot HaBrachah Deut. 33:1-34:12 Josh 1:1-1:18
Oct 9 12  Tishrei	Oct 10 13  Tishrei Conjunctionist 14th	Oct 11 14th  Tishrei 15th/Sukkot begins at sunset	Oct 12 F.M. 15  Tishrei Full Moon 4:06 AM Sukkot Karaite 14th	Oct 13 16  Tishrei	Oct 14 17  Tishrei	Oct 15 18  Tishrei	Sukkoth
Oct 16 19  Tishrei	Oct 17 20  Tishrei	Oct 18 21  Tishrei	Oct 19 22  Tishrei	Oct 20 23  Tishrei	Oct 21 24  Tishrei	Oct 22 25  Tishrei	Bereshit Gen. 1:1-6:8 Is 42:5-43:11
Oct 23 26  Tishrei	Oct 24 27  Tishrei	Oct 25 28  Tishrei	Oct 26 29  Tishrei Conjunction 9:56 PM Sunset 4:56 PM	Oct 27 30  Tishrei Add a day Sun down after sunset	Oct 28th          @ 1 Cheshvan 1st Waxing Crescent sighted at evening.	Oct 29 2  Cheshvan Declared 1st By Karaites	Noach Gen. 6:9-11:32 Is 54:1-55:5
Oct 30 3  Cheshvan	Oct 31 4  Cheshvan	Nov 1 5  Cheshvan	Nov 2 6  Cheshvan	Nov 3 7  Cheshvan	Nov 4 8  Cheshvan	Nov 5 9  Cheshvan	Lech Lecha Gen. 12:1-17:27 Is 40:27-41:16
Nov 6 10  Cheshvan	Nov 7 11  Cheshvan	Nov 8 12  Cheshvan Conjunctionist 14th	Nov 9 13  Cheshvan	Nov 10 F.M. 14  Cheshvan Full Moon 10:16 PM Sunset 4:43 PM	Nov 11 F.M. 15  Cheshvan   Karaite 14th	Nov 12 16  Cheshvan	Vayera Gen. 18:1-22:24 II Ki 4:1-4:37
Nov 13 17  Cheshvan	Nov 14 18  Cheshvan	Nov 15 19  Cheshvan	Nov 16 20  Cheshvan	Nov 17 21  Cheshvan	Nov 18 22  Cheshvan	Nov 19 23  Cheshvan	Chayei Sarah Gen. 23:1-25:18 I Ki 1:1-1:31
Nov 20 24  Cheshvan	Nov 21 25  Cheshvan	Nov 22 26  Cheshvan	Nov 23 27  Cheshvan	Nov 24 28  Cheshvan	Nov 25 29  Cheshvan Last day of Waning crescent	Nov 26 30  Cheshvan Conjunction 8:10 AM 1 Kislev begins at sunset.	Toledot Gen. 25:19-28:9 Mal 1:1-2:7
Nov 27th         @ 1st Kislev 1st Waxing Crescent sighted at evening.	Nov 28 2  Kislev Declared 1st By Karaites	Nov 29 3  Kislev	Nov 30 4  Kislev	Dec 1 5  Kislev	Dec 2 6  Kislev	Dec 3 7  Kislev	Vayetze Gen. 28:10-32:3 Hos 12:13-14:10
Dec 4 8  Kislev	Dec 5 9  Kislev	Dec 6 10  Kislev	Dec 7 11  Kislev	Dec 8 12  Kislev	Dec 9 13  Kislev Conjunctionist 14th	Dec 10 14  Kislev	Vayishlach Gen. 32:4-36:43 Hos 11:7-12:12
Dec 11 F.M. 15  Kislev Full Moon 4 :36 PM Sunset 4:36 PM Karaite 14th	Dec 12 16  Kislev Karaite 15th	Dec 13 17  Kislev	Dec 14 18  Kislev	Dec 15 19  Kislev	Dec 16 20  Kislev	Dec 17 21  Kislev	Vayeshev Gen. 37:1-40:23 Amos 2:6-3:8
Dec 18 22  Kislev	Dec 19 23  Kislev	Dec 20 24  Kislev 25th/1st night of Hanukkah begins at sunset	Dec 21 25  Kislev- Hanukkah[5]	Dec 22 26  Kislev	Dec 23 27  Kislev	Dec 24 28  Kislev	Miketz Gen. 41:1-44:17 I Ki 3:15-4:1
Dec 25 29  Kislev Conjunction 8:06 PM Sunset 4:41 PM	Dec 26 30  Kislev Add a day 1 Tevet begins at sunset.	Dec 27th         @ 1 Tevet 1st Waxing Crescent sighted at evening.	Dec 28 2  Tevet Declared 1st By Karaites	Dec 29 3  Tevet	Dec 30 4  Tevet	Dec 31 5  Tevet	Vayigash Gen. 44:18-47:27 Ezek 37:15-37:28

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[1] By ancient eyes this astronomically full moon at 5:44 AM on the 15^th would have risen just before sunset the night of the 14^th and looked full to the naked eye.

[2] ²⁴⁸ In the month of Xanthikos, which is by us called Nisan, and is the beginning of our year, on the fourteenth day of the lunar month, when the sun is in Aries, (for in this month it was that we were delivered from bondage under the Egyptians (Josephus, Antiquities of the Jews 3:248 ). For more information on the importance of Josephus and Philo to proving the Scriptural calendar endorsed by Y’shua the Mashiyach, please consult Wheel of Stars.

[3] ²⁵⁰ But on the second day of unleavened bread, which is the sixteenth day of the month, they first partake of the fruits of the earth, for before that day they do not touch them. And while they suppose it proper to honour God, from whom they obtain this plentiful provision, in the first place, they offer the firstfruits of their barley (Josephus, Antiquities of the Jews, 3:250).

[4] ²⁵² When a week of weeks has passed over after this sacrifice, (which weeks contain forty-nine days,) on the fiftieth day, which is Pentecost, but is called by the Hebrews Asartha, which signifies Pentecost , they bring to God a loaf, made of wheat flour,  (Josephus, Antiquities 3:252 ). Both “pentecost” in Greek and “Asartha” in Hebrew refer to the number 50.

[5] See John 10:22.  The same timing was involved in that year (29 CE), in which case its 4^th day was on the first day of winter.  Here the first day is on the winter solstice.

[Larry]

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