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[---Lamed Messianic Jewish Studies---] Main/Events

Pesakh Information


Pesakh will be on
04/05/2023 at 6:00 PM CDT!

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Confirmation for 04/05/2023
was affirmed on
03/23/2023

Deadline to make reservations:
03/25/2018


You will NOT receive a ticket.
However, your seat will be reserved.
Check in at the door and receive your seating assignment.
If you reserved your seat, you will receive confirmation in your Email

Please see Reckoning Pesakh below for more information
explaining our Biblical and historical method of reckoning Passover.







Early Barley

Scenario 1 for Holy Days of the Khodesh Scenario 2 for Holy Days of the Khodesh
KHODESH EVENT Y/N GR.DATE NOTES Y/N GR.DATE NOTES
Khodesh 01 IF ripe Barley confirmed in Yis'rael No 03/22/2023 Khodesh Sighted,
1st Crescent, Khodesh 1 after 12th month
Yes 03/23/2023 Khodesh Affirmed,
1st Crescent, Khodesh 1 after 12th month
Erev Pesakh No 04/04/2023 At Evening is the 14th of Nisan and Day of Complete Matzoth cleaning.

Congregation Assembly for the Evening Seder at Synagogue
Yes 04/05/2023 At Evening is the 14th of Nisan and Day of Complete Matzoth cleaning.

Congregation Assembly for the Evening Seder at Synagogue
Pesakh No 04/5/2023 High Sabbath. Final day of Cleaning out Leaven (fermented). Rest from evening to evening of next day, having had men's night of watch. Yes 04/6/2023 High Sabbath. Final day of Cleaning out Leaven (fermented). Rest from evening to evening of next day, having had men's night of watch.
Chagh Matzoth No 04/5/2023 6 more days of Matzoth Yes 04/6/2023 6 more days of Matzoth
Erev Matzot 7 No 04/11/2023 Begins at evening

[Ref. Vayikra (Lev.) 23:8,37]
Yes 04/12/2023 Begins at evening

[Ref. Vayikra (Lev.) 23:8,37]
Sheva Matzot Assembly No 04/12/2023 Congregation Assembly
1:00PM CST
Yes 04/13/2023 Congregation Assembly
3:00PM CST
Omer Count No 04/08/2023 1st Omer Count begins at evening Yes 04/08/2023 1st Omer Count begins at evening
Khodesh 02 Y/N 04/21/2023 Khodesh Sighted Y/N 04/22/2023 Khodesh Affirmed
Khodesh 03 Y/N 05/16/2023 Khodesh Sighted Y/N 05/17/2023 Khodesh Affirmed
Erev Shavu'ot No 05/27/2023 Begins at Evening Yes 05/27/2023 Begins at Evening
Shavu'ot Assembly No 05/28/2023 50th Day Assembly
at local body of water
10:00AM CST
Yes 05/28/2023 50th Day Assembly
at local body of water
10:00AM CST
Khodesh 04 Y/N 06/14/2023 Khodesh Sighted Y/N 06/15/2023 Khodesh Affirmed
Khodesh 05 Y/N 07/19/2023 Khodesh Sighted Y/N 07/20/2023 Khodesh Affirmed
Khodesh 06 Y/N 08/17/2023 Khodesh Sighted Y/N 08/18/2023 Khodesh Affirmed
Khodesh 07 Erev Yom Teruah Y/N 09/15/2023 Khodesh Sighted
at Sunset
Y/N 09/16/2023 Khodesh Affirmed
at Sunset
Yom Teruah Assembly Y/N 09/16/2023 Congregation Assembly
1:00PM CST
Y/N 09/17/2023 CIVIL YEAR 5784
Congregation Assembly
1:00PM CST
Erev Yom Kippur Y/N 09/19/2023 Total Fast Begins
at Sunset
Y/N 09/20/2023 Total Fast Begins
at Sunset
Yom Kippur Assembly Y/N 09/24/2023 Congregation Assembly
1:00PM CST
Y/N 09/25/2023 Congregation Assembly
1:00PM CST
Erev Sukkot 1 Y/N 09/29/2023 Sukkot 1
1st Night in Booths
at Sunset into Evening
Y/N 09/30/2023 Sukkot 1
1st Night in Booths
at Sunset into Evening
Sukkot 1 Assembly Y/N 09/30/2023 Congregation Assembly
1:00PM CST
Y/N 10/01/2023 Congregation Assembly
1:00PM CST
Erev Sukkot 7 Y/N 10/06/2023 Last Night in Booths Y/N 10/07/2023 Last Night in Booths
Simkhat Torah Assembly Y/N 10/07/2023 8th Day Assembly
Rejoicing in the Torah!

Congregation Assembly
1:00PM CST
Y/N 10/08/2023 8th Day Assembly
Rejoicing in the Torah!

Congregation Assembly
1:00PM CST
Khodesh 08 Y/N 10/10/2023 Khodesh Sighted Y/N 10/11/2023 Khodesh Affirmed
Khodesh 09 Y/N 10/15/2023 Khodesh Sighted Y/N 10/16/2023 Khodesh Affirmed
Khodesh 10 Y/N 11/14/2023 Khodesh Sighted Y/N 11/15/2023 Khodesh Affirmed
Khanukah 1 Y/N 12/07/2023 1st Night Y/N 12/08/2023 1st Night
Celebration Y/N 12/15/2023 Khanukah Celebration
4:30PM CST
Y/N 12/15/2023 Khanukah Celebration
4:30PM CST
Khanukah 8 Y/N 12/14/2023 8th Night Y/N 12/15/2023 8th Night



Question: Why are our feast days oftentimes different from
mainstream Judaism and many other Messianic congregations?


Answer: The short answer is, "We are not Rabbinic". We do not follow the teachings of the Rabbis simply because they are Jewish, as the Rabbis were shown by Messiah to have erred from the Commandments. Our "Judaism" is 1st century, Messianic, "Mishnaic" Judaism, meaning the customs we follow were practiced by Messiah Yeshua and the Shlikhim [Apostles], and recorded in the 2nd century in what is known as "Mishnah," confirming and explaining the 'how' of what is written in Torah. The Mishnah tells us they "observed"/"saw" the "khodesh", the crescent new moon. This aligns with Torah. The current, Jewish schedule of holy days follows a calculated solar/lunar calendar which was not completely codified until nearly 1000AD, and uses Babylonian methods of setting feast days, having been first calculated by Hillel the 2nd in the sixth century AD. The Torah has no real concept of a fixed "month", but counts each "khodesh", or "renewed crescent moon".

The start of the feasts is set in the spring at Pesakh, each new crescent moon determining the benchmark for setting the following feasts. Pesakh is 14 days after the first crescent, and Yom Teruah/Rosh HaShannah falls on the 7th renewed crescent moon. For details on determining Pesakh and the subsequent feasts, please read this document: Reckoning Pesakh

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