2023: Biblically Significant Dates

The Biblical Year 2023 Begins on: Sunset March 23, 2023 (Nisan 1)
(Modern Jewish Calendar)

The Biblical Year 2023 Begins on: March 23, 2023 (Nisan 1)
(Ancient Jewish Dead-Sea Scrolls Calendar) https://dsscalendar.org

Note: It’s interesting both Calendars fall on the same date this year.

We find this “New Years Day” given in Exodus where God tells Moses,

“This month (the month of Passover … Nisan in Babylonian and Abib in Hebrew)
shall be for you the beginning of months.
It shall be the first month of the year for you.”
(Exodus 12:2)

This year could be a prophetically significant year, but we will have to wait and see …

Biblical Year 2023 BEGINS
(Nisan 1)

March 23, 2023
(Modern Jewish Calendar)

March 23, 2023
(Ancient Jewish Dead Sea Scrolls Calendar)

Passover
(Pesach)

Begins sunset of Wednesday, April 5, 2023
Ends nightfall of Thursday, April 13, 2023

Feast of First Fruits
(Resurrection Day)

Sunday, April 9 (Evening of April 8)
– 1st Day After 1st Sabbath After Passover
– Always to fall on a Sunday (the “1st Day”)
Note: If Passover falls on a Sabbath Day (Saturday) the Feast of First Fruits moves to the following Sunday

Pentecost
(Shavout)

Ninth of AV
(Tisha B’Av)

Sunday May 28
(7th Week/50 Days After Firstfruits)
Always to fall on a “1st Day”
(Always falls on a Sunday)

Fast of Tish’a B’Av – July 26 – 27

Feast of Trumpets
(Rosh Hashana)

Begins sunset of Friday, September 15
Ends nightfall of Sunday, September 17

Day of Atonement
(Yom Kippur)

Begins sunset of Sunday, September 24
Ends nightfall of Monday, September 25

Feast of Tabernacles
(Sukkot)

Begins sunset of Friday, September 29
Ends nightfall of Friday, October 6

Festival of Lights
(Hanukkah)

Begins sunset of Thursday, December 7
Ends nightfall of Friday, December 15

Biblical Year 2024 Begins
(Nisan 1)

April 9, 2024
(Modern Jewish Calendar)

March 23, 2024
(Ancient Jewish Dead Sea Scrolls Calendar)

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