On the date that I post this (Jan. 5, 2014), the passing of Ariel Sharon appears imminent and may well be significant to the appearing of Jesus (the rapture) if the prophecy given by Rabbi Kaduri is credible. I think it is. We also have blood moons on Passover and Sukkot in 2014. In light of this I am providing a short overview of Jewish holidays for 2014. (source/quotes: http://www.chabad.org/holidays/default_cdo/year/2014/jewish/2014-Holidays.htm )Tu B'Shevat.... Thursday Jan. 16 New Year for trees.Purim... Sunset on Saturday Mar. 15 to nightfall Sunday Mar. 16 Purim celebrates deliverance of Jews from the Persian Haman in the days of Queen Esther.Passover... Sunset Monday Apr. 14 to nightfall Tuesday Apr. 22 Celebrates the deliverance of Jews from slavery in Egypt and specifically commemorating the deliverance from the last plague by angel of death when blood was smeared on the lintels of their doors.Second Passover... Wednesday May 14 Second opportunity to celebrate Passover.Lag B'Omer... Sunday May 18 Chassidic Jews believe this is the day in their earthly life that their deeds words achieve their perfection.Shavuot... Sunset Tuesday June 3 to nightfall Thursday June 5 Marks the giving of the Torah on Mt. Sinai.Three Weeks... Beginning Tuesday July 15 with Fast of Tammuz to Tish'a B'Av August 5 Period of mourning.Tu B'Av... Monday August 11 Celebration of Jews crossing into promised land and virgins dancing to attract a husband.Rosh Hashanah... Sunset Wednesday Sept. 24 to nightfall Friday Sept. 26 Jewish New Year celebrating creation of Adam and Eve and a day of judgement and coronation of God as King.Yom Kippur... Sunset Friday Oct. 3 to nightfall Saturday Oct. 4 Day of AtonementSukkot... Sunset Wednesday Oct. 6 to nightfall Wednesday Oct. 15 Remembering dwelling in sukkahs during wilderness journey.Chanukah... Sunset Tuesday Dec. 16 to nightfall Wednesday Dec, 24 Rededication of the temple.YBICBruce Baber