This is the name of our Creator, Yahweh, sometimes called the Tetragrammaton.  It is given here in (A) the Phoenician script, (B) the Ivrit Kadum (Paleo-Hebrew) script, and (C) the Modern Hebrew script (a stylization of Aramaic).

 

 

 

 

 

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 2020 Scriptural Calendar

These monthly calendars are based on the ancient Jewish understanding of sighting the new moon over Israel, with the first month of the year being the first new moon sighted on or after the day of the vernal equinox. 

 

 
The Fourth Scriptural Month
 
Previous Months' Calendars:
 
The Third Scriptural Month (Sivan)
The Second Scriptural Month (Ziv)
The First Scriptural Month (Abib)
The Twelfth Scriptural Month (Adar)
The Eleventh Scriptural Month (Shebat)
The Tenth Scriptural Month (Tebeth)
 
The Ninth Scriptural Month (Casleu)
The Eighth Scriptural Month (Bul)
The Seventh Scriptural Month (Tishri)
The Sixth Scriptural Month (Elul) 
The Fifth Scriptural Month (Ab) 
The Fourth Scriptural Month
The Third Scriptural Month  (Sivan)
The Second Scriptural Month  (Ziv)
The First Scriptural Month  (Abib)
The Twelfth Scriptural Month  (Adar)
The Eleventh Scriptural Month  (Shebat)
The Tenth Scriptural Month  (Tebeth)
The Ninth Scriptural Month  (Casleu)
 
 
Previous Years' Calendars:
 

2018 Scriptural Calendar

2017 Scriptural Calendar

2016 Scriptural Calendar

2015 Scriptural Calendar

2014 Scriptural Calendar

2013 Scriptural Calendar

2012 Scriptural Calendar

2011 Scriptural Calendar

2010 Scriptural Calendar

2009 Scriptural Calendar

2008 Scriptural Calendar

2007 Scriptural Calendar

2006 Scriptural Calendar

Sunset times are according to Plano, Texas local time.  The date of each new month is based on the sighting of the new moon over Israel.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

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