Lecture Notes on Yah's Calendar and Timekeeping

Introduction

• Perception as Reality: Perception, if unchallenged, becomes reality.
• Awakening: The awakening is progressive and is experienced in stages, not merely at the destination.
• Purpose: To challenge existing belief systems and explore the truth about Yah's calendar.

Importance of Yah's Calendar

• Order and Precision: Essential for determining the true appointed times.
• Historical Context: Historically used by Yahweh and his people until changes by the Gentiles.
• Discrepancies in Modern Practice: Current practices often misalign with Yah's intended calendar.

Understanding the Calendar

• Solar vs. Lunar: Discussion on solar (364-day) and lunar (354-day) calendars.
• Jubilees and Enoch: Both books affirm a solar calendar as Yah's intended system.
• Fixed Nature: The calendar should be fixed, not rotating or adding extra months.

Challenges in Timekeeping

• Antiochus Epiphanies: Blamed for changing times and temple worship.
• Historical Changes: Transition from a solar to lunar calendar due to Hellenistic influence.
• Evidence from Scriptures: Genesis, Daniel, Enoch, and Dead Sea Scrolls support a solar calendar.
• Reconciliation Issues: Mismatches between modern Jewish calendar and historical records.

Examination of Terms

• Kodesh vs. Yarak: "Kodesh" often means month, whereas "Yarak" is more related to the moon.
• Scriptural References: Torah does not mention "new moon" in context with months.
• Intercalary Days: Days counted in the year but not in the monthly cycle.

Yahusha's Alignment with Calendar

• Feast of the Jews: Differentiation between Yah's feast days and Jewish practices of the time.
• Essenes and Yahusha: Possible alignment with Essene calendar by Yahusha.
• Evidence of Day Alignment: Historical records indicate Yahusha's observance of a solar calendar.

Astronomical Observations

• Equinoxes and Solstices: Key celestial events marking times and seasons.
• Observational Science: Importance of understanding astronomy (not astrology) in timekeeping.
• Illustrative Examples: Use of pyramids and other ancient structures to mark celestial events.

Practical Application

• Pesach Observance: Plans for Passover celebration aligned with the solar calendar.
• Educational Efforts: Teaching community about the significance of Yah's calendar.
• Continuous Learning: Encouragement for ongoing study and adaptation based on new insights.

Conclusion

• Collective Growth: Aim for the Hebrew community to align with Yah's original calendar.
• Open Dialogue: Encourage questioning and exploration of all scriptural and historical evidence.

Resources and Further Study

• Books and Texts: Jubilees, Enoch, Dead Sea Scrolls, etc.
• Community Gatherings: Opportunities for group learning and discussion.

Final Thoughts

• Invite Further Exploration: Seek a deeper understanding and alignment with divine timing.
• Upcoming Events: Reference to upcoming events and gatherings that focus on these teachings.