"Establishing the Head of the Year" clarifies the biblical method for determining the Hebrew calendar. It defends the Aviv barley search over rabbinic calculations or Karaite equinox theories, proving that the first-century agricultural criteria correctly align the spring feasts and the wave sheaf offering with Yeshua’s resurrection.
Chapters of Establishing the Head of the Year:
Aviv Barley Simplified
Aviv Barley Simplified Is a comprehensive guide simplifies the biblical requirements for determining the calendar year based on aviv barley in Israel. It explains how to correctly identify the firstfruits sheaf according to the Torah, debunking modern calendar errors and…
First Fruits? Or False Fruits?
In “First Fruits? Or False Fruits?” we explain why Yahweh wants us to bring Him the very first full sheaf of barley that comes ripe in the land of Israel. We also explain why Yahweh does NOT want us to…
Let’s Not BREAK Deuteronomy 16:9
This crucial calendar study examines the specific scriptural timing for counting the Omer according to Deuteronomy 16:9. It details the precise moment when the sickle first touches the standing grain, warning against modern calendar misinterpretations and ensuring believers correctly calculate…
Where is Spring Commanded?
Where is Spring Commanded? study investigates whether the biblical calendar relies on the spring equinox or strictly on the state of aviv barley. By examining the Hebrew Scriptures, it clarifies that Yahweh commands the year to begin based on agricultural…
Where is Equinox Commanded?
Where is Equinox Commanded? study challenges the practice of using the spring equinox to establish the biblical calendar. By analyzing original Hebrew terms and scriptural context, it proves that Yahweh nowhere commands the equinox for calendar calculations, urging believers to…
Josephus, the Talmud, and the Omer
This study explores why Josephus disagrees with the Talmud regarding the Wave Sheaf Offering (or the Omer), as well as why the Karaites (Sadducees) claim not to follow the Talmud, but secretly do.
The Error of Harvestable Fields
The Error of Harvestable Fields study exposes the theological error of requiring entirely harvestable fields before declaring the month of the Aviv. It analyzes original Hebrew texts and Torah agricultural commands to show that only a single wave-sheaf of barley…
Did Ancient Israelites Qualify Their Fields?
Did Ancient Israelites Qualify Their Fields? study investigates whether ancient Israelites required an entire field to be ready before declaring the month of Aviv. By exploring scriptural context and agricultural realities, it demonstrates that modern methods of qualifying large fields…
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