The
Church of God faithfully observes the seven scripturally
commanded annual Holy Days which were given to us by the
LORD through Moses, and which were kept by Jesus, His
apostles and all of His faithful New Testament church
members.
The Holy Days are annual Sabbaths
called "the Feasts of the LORD."
God
commands His people to keep, not only the weekly
Sabbath Day;
but His annual Festivals as
well.
The Holy Days reveal God's continuing
plan for all mankind.
From Jesus Christ's
sacrifice as the Passover Lamb to the Last Great
Day,
the Holy Days explain God's intervention
in bringing many sons to glory.
And
the LORD spoke unto Moses, saying,
"Speak unto
the children of Israel, and say unto them,
'Concerning
the feasts of the LORD,
which you shall
proclaim to be holy convocations,
even these
are my feasts.'"
(Leviticus 23:1-2)
The
table below shows the dates for God's Holy Days for the
upcoming year.
Roman Year
2023
|
Date
|
Vernal
(Spring) Equinox (Jerusalem)
|
March 20
|
First New
Moon of the Spring (Jerusalem)
|
March 21
|
First Day of
the First Month
|
March 23 *
|
Passover
|
April 5 * #
|
First Day of
Unleavened Bread
|
April 6 *
|
Wave Sheaf
Offering Day
|
April 9 *
|
Seventh Day
of Unleavened Bread
|
April 12 *
|
Feast of
Pentecost
|
May 28 *
|
Feast of
Trumpets
|
September 16
*
|
Day of
Atonement
|
September 25
*
|
Feast of
Tabernacles
|
September 30
to October 6 *
|
Last Great
Day
|
October 7 *
|
*
Begins on the previous evening at sunset
# Observed
on the previous evening after sunset
~~~
N.B.
We do not observe the Jews' calculations.
For
more details, please listen
to our Sacred
Calendar Bible studies or read
the transcripts.
This
page last updated: Thursday, January 21, 2023
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