The Ancient Calendar
EXPLAINING THE CALENDAR
This table is a reconstruction of the earliest written tablet
when the ancient rune signs were used, depicting the New Moon times. For "An alternative" see NEXT PAGE
This calendar shows all the new moons from 2009 to 2027. We hope that it will be a blessing to you.
The first day of each month is the New Moon day (evening to evening as in Gen. 1)
1. When calculating the Feast Days (Lev. 23) first find the correct rune sign for the year.
For example: The correct sign for 2009 is 
(see calendar). Thus, all new moon days in 2009
are represented with this rune sign.
2. The first sign after the Vernal
Equinox (i.e. Spring ) = 1st. Abib 26th March 2009.
This is Yahweh’s New Year day.
3. To find when Passover commences count 14 days from
until the evening of the 14th day,
(which is also the beginning of the 15th. Day (Numbers 33:3 “…and they journeyed from Ramses
in the 1st month on the 15th day of the 1st month on the morrow after the Passover the sons of
Israel started out boldly in the sight of all the Egyptians.” )
According to Lev. 23 this will be Passover evening and the beginning of the Feast of Unleavened Bread.
All of Yahweh’s Feasts can be worked out following this principle (i.e. the correct first day of the month)
7th after the Vernal Equinox = Feast of Trumpets =
18th September (2009)
However, although this works for the majority of years, placing the Feast of Tabernacles after the Autumnal Equinox,
and thus in the fall, the year 2010 is peculiarly different. The New Moon in March 2010 falls before the Vernal (Spring)
Equinox and so part of the Feast of Tabernacles will therefore be before the Autumnal Equinox and will fall in late summer.
The individual will therefore have to discern and make up his own mind before Yahweh as to which New Moon he begins
his year with, either the one before (i.e. 15th March) or the one after (i.e. 14th April) the Vernal (Spring) Equinox.
It is based on a calendar worked out by Asmund Knutson, a dear friend and minister from Norway.
Click on the calendar to see a full size calendar.
