The No-Priesthood Pesach looks at the first Passover in Exodus 12, to see which elements apply to Yeshua’s faithful now, in the Dispersion, under the Melchizedekian order.

The No-Priesthood Pesach looks at the first Passover in Exodus 12, to see which elements apply to Yeshua’s faithful now, in the Dispersion, under the Melchizedekian order.

We also saw that the first new moon day of the year is called Rosh HaShanah (or the Head of the Year). The Head of the Year is a very…

In this study we give recommendations for the Passover Seder today, showing the differences between Christianity and Orthodox Judaism.

In this study we will examine passover in the renewed covenant, as this affects us significantly at the present time.

Original Pesach When Israel was in Egypt, Yahweh told Israel to keep the Passover by taking a lamb on the tenth of the month, and then offering it up on…

The first of Israel’s seven annual feasts is a one-day feast, the Passover. It is followed immediately by the second of Israel’s feasts, the Feast of Unleavened Bread. Since the…

At the time of this writing, Nazarene Israel is in the dispersion. Since neither the Tanach (“Old” Covenant) nor the Brit Chadasha (Renewed Covenant) address what to do in the…

Rosh HaShanah: 1st Hebrew Month- 19 February 5786 confirms that the new moon seen on the evening of 18 February began the 1st Hebrew month. Please see post for full…

Yom HaNafat HaOmer was on 8 March. As of Devarim 16:9, the Day of the Wave Sheaf Offering begins the count to Shavuot and the harvesting of barley. In keeping…

19 February 5786/2026: This post gives important Rosh HaShanah updates. Please see full post for details on the new moon, barley updates, and on how to determine Rosh HaShanah correctly.

Yeshua HaMashiach said, “Many are called, but few are chosen.” Many ministries today teach different doctrine from THE FAITH once delivered that He taught, described in Jude 1:3, Luke 18:8, and…

Aviv Barley Firstfruits and Intercalation 2026 Patch: 20 February 5786/2026 is the second day of the 12th Hebrew month. This study gives explains why this month is not Rosh HaShanah,…

Barley update 16 February 5786 / 2026: This post gives two possible scenarios for Rosh HaShanah, depending on confirmation of the start of each month and the stage of the…

Barley update 13 February 5786 / 2026: This post gives two possible scenarios for Rosh HaShanah, depending on confirmation of the start of each month and the stage of the…

New moon report 20 January 5786 / 2026: The 11th Hebrew month begins at evening on 20 January 5786/2026. Please see post for full details. Rosh chodesh sameach!

Reeh 5785 (2025) explains the benefits and the consolations of obeying Yahweh’s voice; the punishments for not obeying; Judah’s need to repent and return to the Tanach; and Ephraim’s need…

New moon report 21 December 5786 / 2025: The 10th Hebrew month begins at evening on 21 December 5786/2025. Becca Biderman reports that barley is beginning to grow in the…

New moon report 22 November 5786 / 2025: The 9th Hebrew month begins at evening on 22 November 5786/2025 by default. In addition, the new moon sighting was reported from…

Parashat Korach 5785 (2024) examines Korach’s rebellion against Moshe and Aharon, and our ancestors’ rejection of Yahweh as their king (First Samuel). We show how Yeshua HaMashiach fulfilled the Tanakh…

Parashat Behaalotcha 5785 (2024) reiterates the need: to forsake Mystery-Babylonian-Esavite replacement agendas that build kingdoms contrary to Elohim’s Halacha; to build Yeshua’s kingdom upon Elohim’s Foundation of Apostles and Prophets;…

Parashat Bemidbar 5784 (2024) explains the biblical definition of being Jewish; errors concerning Ashkenazi Jews, Khazars and Israel; the four main biblical roles, two types of armies of Elohim, and…

New moon report 23 October 5786 / 2025: The new moon of the 8th Hebrew month was seen from the land of Israel on the evening of 23 October. This…

The evening of 23 September 2025 began the 7th Hebrew month. Shemini Atzeret 5786 (2025) is on the afternoon of 15 October. Shemini Atzeret ends the Biblical feasts of the year.…