Another
reason the Earthly Roman Calendar can’t
be right for Appointments is you have to have an
Earthly starting point for the date (or Conjunction)
where one date ends and another begins. If this
is done on Earth instead of in Heaven you will have
two dates or days in same day. Example the Intersection
Date Line passes between Russia and Canada and Alaska,
and on one side of the border (I.D.L.) it will be
Saturday the 1st and on the other side is Sunday
the 2nd. Now if YHWH has people on both sides of
the street (or border) and they are commanded to
keep the Sabbath day, one side keeps it on Sunday
and the other would keep it on Saturday 24 hours
apart according to the calendar. This is a fact
that can’t be ignored.
The
moon has nothing to do with evening and
morning or when a day begins. The sun controls this
light and darkness. The moon is used to count how
many evenings and mornings have past since it’s
rebuilding or Conjunction, but has nothing I can
see concerning the beginning or ending of a day.
This happens regardless of the moon. A problem begins
when we define rebuilding is it the absence of light
that start on again whether we see it or not or
is it the 1st light that could be seen if all conditions
are right? Whether we see it or not? Both sides
are accepting light that is growing whether it can
be seen or not. Both sides are acting on Faith to
some degree of knowing the light is there one side
on Faith the old light or moon is gone and another
is growing. The other on Faith the old light has
gone and new light has grown to a point it could
be seen if conditions are right, but don’t
have to be seen. A command to do something should
not be delayed if a new month is in the making the
1st evening and morning of that new moon whether
it can be seen or not is the 1st day of the rebuilding.
Why wait for a larger amount of light that could
be seen from Earth, and it may not be seen either
if conditions are not right? Where does it indicate
must be light that can be seen from earth if conditions
are right? Is Not a rebuilding a rebuilding when
it passes the Conjunction regardless of the amount
of light? This could explain why it speaks of the
10 days of the New Moon because it is still building
only to larger light, but still not full, but this
cant be true because Ezra 10:9 says on the 20th
day of the New Moon, and the moon is not building
with light, but decreasing, and m like scripture
insist on an understanding of New Moon meaning a
period of time (29 ½ days) from month to
month and every month is a separate month from the
other and simply means Lunation.
You
have 12 full Lunation or New Moons in one
year. Every one is separate from beginning to end.
Every month is New and separate from beginning to
end, but it is the 1st evening and morning (or day)
of the New Moon that is the Worship Day. Then 6
work days and rest on the Sabbath. So, New Moon
is a space of time from Conjunction to Conjunction.
A New Moon must last 29 ½ days (Solar Days).
So New Moon New 29 or 30 days if 23rd is part of
New Moon alone with every day then New Moon means
New Month it is 1st day of New Month to be observed.
You
have two Sabbath keepers in the same day,
watching the same sun up and sun down, but one is
in Saturday and the other in Sunday According to
the calendar, and they can see each other across
the street having Saturday. They are both keeping
Saturday by the Earthly calendar 24 hours or one
day apart. Which one is right? Are they both right?
Can you have Saturday the 1st and Sunday the 2nd
under the same even and morning which is called
a single day in Genesis?
This
wont happen if you use the Heavenly Calendar
for Appointments (Genesis 1:14) because both sides
of the street are when the New Moon begins then
the 1st even and morning (or 1st day) they are working
then work 6 days then rest the seventh according
to the Commandment (8th) and both sides of the street
are keeping the Sabbath on the same day in the same
24 hours because their starting point is in Heaven
and are found in Nature, not by mans calendar where
Caesar booted out the moon in B.C.
