It's About Time © by Elder Emet ZeraYAH

the morning and evening sacrifices for a good reason. They could observe the Sun and
Moon as they rise on the eastern horizon in the morning and evening oblations.
By reviewing the useful purposes of the creation lights, it is easy to see how
important an observable calendar is to a believer determined to follow in submissive
obedience to Yah’s great plan. There is no substitute for the principle of submissive
obedience to our Creator's plan for His people.
This first month is the month that crops spring forth from the Earth and barley in
Yisrael is in its young, tender stage before harvest. But without any knowledge of the
barley crop in Yisrael, people everywhere can know His calendar. The lights of Heaven
were given for that very purpose: “And Elohim said, Let there be lights in the
firmament of the Heaven to divide the day from the night; and let them be for
signs, and for seasons, and for days, and years:” (Gen. 1:14).
Chapter Ten
CHAGS, PILGRIM FEASTS
“These are the feasts of Yahuweh, even Set Apart
convocations, which ye shall proclaim in their seasons.”
(Lev. 23:4).
The Set Apart Festivals are a time-map of Yahuweh's plan, for what He plans to do,
and when He plans to bring events to fruition. They are prophetic types that proclaim
His Plan and foretell the events, even before they come to pass.
Our modern calendar, which is patterned after the pagan calendar of Babylon, runs
from January through December. However, the calendar of lights on the Mazzaroth
starts on the first New Full Moon which occurs after the spring equinox.
The equinox is the zero point on the Ecliptic Plane. That is, it is the ending of the old
Earth orbit and the beginning of a new Earth orbit. The season arrives with the
constellation Aries that is depicted on astronomical charts under the sign of the ram.
“This month shall be unto you the beginning of months it shall be the first month of
the year to you.” (Ex. 12:2).
Passover
“In the fourteenth day of the first month at even is
Yahuweh's Passover.” (Lev. 23:5).
Starting with the day after New Moon day, prepare for Passover by clearing
leavening and leavened products out of the household. Start with the New Moon as day
one, count fourteen days to preparation day. The Passover Seder is in the evening hours
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