Gigi
at Blue Heaven You Tube
channel had a recent video
about 'the seventeenth day of
the second month.'
We
know this is the day that the
Flood started.
But
she points out that it's also
the day "that the serpent came
an approached the
woman." It's "the
anniversary of humanity's
first disobedience."
Jubilees 3:17
The
seventeenth day of the second
month is sunset May 4 to
sunset May 5. Seven days
before that is the tenth day
of the second month - the day
the doors of the Ark were shut
by God - that's sunset April
27 to sunset April 28.
She is using the Torah
Calendar.
The
Torah Calendar
Gigi used Torah Calendar was first instituted
during the time
of Moses when
the Lord told
him to make the
month of Nisan
(Abib or Aviv)
the beginning of
the months and
the first month
of the year
according to
Exodus 12:1-2.
Don't forget
that Moses also
wrote the first
5 books of the
Bible which is
also called the
Torah. The
calendar is
based on their
agricultural or
spiritual year
which is their
religious year
calendar
presently.
However,
during Adam
& Eve's time
& Noah's
time the 1st
month of the
year was called
Tishri
(Sept.-Oct.),
the 2nd month
was called Cheshvan
(Oct.-Nov.), and the 7th
month was Nisan
(Mar.-Apr.). When
the Lord told Moses to
make Nisan the 1st month
of the year, then Tishri
became the 7th month of
the year on their
religious calendar, but
Tishri is still the 1st
month on their civil
calendar. Tishri
1 called the
Feast of Trumpets or
"Rosh Hashanah is
the celebration of
creation as it
correlates to the
Judeo-Christian
beliefs — God
created Adam and Eve
as the first man and
woman and
subsequently
humanity became as
we now know
it." Rosh
Hashanah: Creation's
Beginning
So
the great
flood during
Noah's time
began on the
17th day of
Cheshvan
(Genesis 7:11)
which was
called the 2nd
month at that
time.
According to
Genesis 8:4, "the
ark rested in the
seventh month, on
the
seventeenth day of
the month, upon the
mountains of
Ararat" which
would have
been Nisan 17
during Noah's
time with
Nisan being
the 7th month
on the
calendar.
Jesus also
rose from the
dead on the
Feast of
Firstfruits
(Nisan
17). The
article
called Torah Portion Noach - As in the Days of Noah states
the following:
"The
first thing that
we must understand
is the calendar
being used during
the time of Noah.
Not understanding
the calendar can
cause confusion
and details can be
missed. In the
days of Noah, the
year would have
begun in our
September/October.
Even on the Hebrew
calendar today we
know that their
civil year begins
at this time. The
ancient Babylonian
calendar started
at this time. Now,
I know that might
come as a shock to
you, but consider
that the shemita
years as well as
the jubilee years
all begin at this
time, not in the
spring. On the
Hebrew calendar
this corresponds
to the month of
Tishri, the 7th
month. The Jews
call the first day
of the month of
Tishri - Rosh
HaShanna (head of
the year)."
"So, when did God change the
calendar? Read Exodus
12:1-2. It was changed
at the Passover. This
is when the first
month was changed from
Tishri in the fall to
the Aviv (ripening) of
the barley in the
spring, our month of
March/April." FULL
STORY at above link.