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Biblical Hebrew Months : A Comprehensive Guide to the Biblical Hebrew Calendar
The Biblical Hebrew calendar is a richly symbolic, lunisolar system that intricately weaves together agriculture, spirituality, and history, guiding the rhythm of life in ancient Israel. Beginning with Nisan in the spring—designated as the first month in religious terms—it marks the Exodus through the celebration of Passover and the barley harvest, setting a tone of liberation and divine deliverance. The calendar progresses through months like Iyar and Sivan, culminating in Shavuot, when the wheat harvest coincides with the commemoration of the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai, uniting physical provision with spiritual covenant.… Learn Hebrew