Where you can learn about the sun, the moon, and the stars; and how they are used exclusively in the calendar found in scripture.
People from all across the earth are waking up to the importance of the biblical feasts. But since Passover, Pentecost, and the Feast of Tabernacles are all agriculturally based around the seasons, does that mean the Southern Hemisphere observes the biblical feasts at a different time? Let’s find out.
Do The Northern And Southern Hemispheres Keep The Biblical Feasts Together? Read More »
We know that the biblical feasts begin in the first month, but when exactly IS that month? You may think you know, but do you? It’s possible you’re a month early. And if so, don’t worry! I have some scriptures to get you on the right new moon.
Which New Moon Begins The Lunar Year? Read More »
Nothing beats tracking the equinox with your very own sundial. But let’s face it: this isn’t possible for everyone. If that’s you, don’t worry. There’s another way to figure out the correct date for the equinox. (Enoch Calendar approved.)
How To Find The Equinox WITHOUT A Sundial Read More »
Saturday sabbath? Lunar Sabbath? What if BOTH of these days of rest were incorrect? That may be hard to accept, but I have good news — the true sabbath is SO much better. And it can be found by using the Enoch Lunisolar Calendar. Here’s how…
Finding The True Sabbath On Enoch’s Calendar Read More »
Does the biblical year being in the Spring? The Fall? Or both? It depends on if you’re keeping a lunar or solar calendar. And since we should be following ALL the luminaries, the full answer is even more fascinating.
When Does The Biblical Year Begin? Read More »
Exploring the differences between the solar and lunar calendars, as we figure out which one we’re to keep in our biblical walk. Is it the sun? The moon? Or perhaps, both?
Solar v Lunar: A Biblical Calendar Debate Read More »
