In The Torah Calendar we talk about how to establish the New Moon Day (called Rosh Chodesh, or the Head of the Month). We also saw that the first new moon day of the year is called Rosh HaShanah (or the Head of the Year)…
In this 7-part Video Series, we explain how Scripture says to establish the head of the year. The key is to offer the very first available sheaf of aviv (medium dough) barley on the day of the Wave Sheaf Offering, 15-21 days after the first crescent sliver of the new moon is seen from the land of Israel. We should NOT take this sheaf of firstfruits from the main harvest! (Because the main harvest is NOT the firstfruits!)
“The Feasts of the Eighth Month?” asks why so many Messianics seem to practice the sins of King Jeroboam, adding things to Yahweh’s word, thus altering the calendar, and forcing the feasts of the seventh month into the eighth month.
“The Feasts of the Eighth Month?” asks why so many Messianics seem to practice the sins of King Jeroboam, adding things to Yahweh’s word, thus altering the calendar, and forcing the feasts of the seventh month into the eighth month.
This study shows how some Messianic aviv barley search groups follow a false doctrine of “qualifying their barley fields”, and why this doctrine is wrong.
This chapter explains how Rosh HaShanah (the Head of the Year) is properly determined, according to Torah. It also explains why the Omer (Wave Sheaf) is symbolic of Yeshua.
In this study we explain how the (Karaite) doctrine of “Harvestable Fields” is born of a spirit that wants to deny Yeshua (Jesus) as the Messiah–and how this leads to all kinds of problems and distortions in the calendar. Please join us in praying for them.
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.
This study explains why many Karaites and Messianic believers are unwittingly practicing sun worship by “waiting for spring” before keeping the Passover, even when the barley is aviv (medium dough). It also explains how, if you believe the Passover cannot take place in winter, or if you feel you must “wait for spring” before celebrating the Passover, then you are unwittingly practicing sun worship, as “waiting for spring” or “waiting for the Spring Equinox” is not commanded anywhere in Scripture.
This is a video interview confirming Aviv barley in Becca Biderman‘s barley field near Poriya Illit, Israel. (We do not believe the conflicting claim by Devorah’s Date Tree is accurate.)
This study explains why we do not use the Karaite Aviv Barley sightings.
This is a video transcript interview confirming Aviv barley in Becca Biderman‘s barley field near Poriya Illit, Israel. (We do not believe the conflicting claim by Devorah’s Date Tree is accurate.)
This is a short chronology of events regarding the aviv barley new moon Torah Calendar for 2021 CE.
This study explains how four calendar systems (the Rabbinic Jewish, the Equinox, the Lunar Sabbath, and the Karaite calendars) all want to begin their calendar year after the Spring Equinox–and how this requirement does not exist in Scripture. It also shows why the Passover can take place before the Spring Equinox.
This video shows how the Karaite Wave Sheaf Offering date of 04 April 2021 is impossible, as there is already shattered barley in the land of Israel, 16 days before the Karaite Wave Sheaf Offering date. With the Nazarene Wave Sheaf Offering date of 28 February 2021, this barley could have been harvested as it came ripe.
This study explains the annual Aviv barley inspections in simple terms so that anyone can know how Nazarene Israel qualifies the witnesses to the Aviv barley.
This is an open record of an issue we are having with Devorah’s Date Tree, whereby they are publishing inaccurate Aviv barley reports, and do not respond to requests to correct the record.
In this video we dialogue with Messianic sister Becca Biderman, who is the only qualified aviv barley witness that we know of, in the land of Israel. We also respectfully discuss the errors that the other barley groups are making in their declarations of Rosh Hashanah, or the Head of the Year, and their errors with the Aviv barley and the Wave Sheaf.