Birth of Yeshua/Jesus

Lies that the church teaches

1) Jesus was born on December 25th. This is an outright lie.  The first century church did not celebrate Christmas or Easter but they did keep the Sabbaths.  

Courses:  When David was not permitted to build the temple, he proceeded, among the last acts of his life, with the assistance of Zadok and Ahimelech, to organize the priestly and musical services to be conducted in the house of God.

    (1.) He divided the priests into twenty-four courses (1 Chr. 24:1-19), sixteen being of the house of Eleazar and eight of that of Ithamar. Each course was under a head or chief, and ministered for a week, the order being determined by lot. Each course was named after a prominent member of the family, was subject to its president. Zacharias, John the Baptist's father, belonged to the eighth division, that of Abia (Lk 1:5)

     (2.) The rest of the 38,000 Levites (23:4) were divided also into twenty-four courses, each to render some allotted service in public worship: 4,000 in twenty-four courses were set apart as singers and musicians under separate leaders (25); 4,000 as porters or keepers of the doors and gates of the sanctuary (26:1-19); and 6,000 as officers and judges to see to the administration of the law in all civil and ecclesiastical matters (20-32). This arrangement was re-established by Hezekiah (2 Chr. 31:2); and afterwards the four sacerdotal courses which are said to have returned from the Captivity were re-divided into the original number of twenty-four by Ezra (6:18).

     In 1962 while excavating a synagogue at Caesarea archaeologists discovered fragments of a marble inscription that originally named the 24 priestly courses and the city where each moved after the destruction of the temple in 70 ACE. Nazareth is listed as the city of the 18th course, the town's earliest mention outside the Fulfilled Covenant.

    Listed below is this course:

The Feast of Tabernacles and Birthday of Yahshua (Jesus Christ)

Number English Jewish  Days  Course of Description of Period                 Day

       Month   Month        Priesthood Gestation                                                                                   Days

1.   Mar-Apr   Abib     30   Jehoiarib   -1     Spring\Barley Harvest               

                             Jedaiah     -2

2.   Apr-May   Iyar     29   Harim       -3

                             Seorim      -4

3.   May-June  Sivan    30   Malchijah   -5     Summer\ Wheat Harvest          

                             Mijimin     -6   Zachariah of the Course of Abijah, Lk 1:5

4.   June-July Tammuz   29   Hakkoz      -7   Elizabeth Conceived John         14

                             Abijah      -8 

5.   July-Aug  Ab       30   Jeshua      -9   Elizabeth 1st month complete     30

                             Shecaniah   -10

6.   Aug-Sept  Elul     29   Eliashib    -11  Elizabeth's 2nd month completed  29

                             Jakim       -12

7.   Sept-Oct  Tishri   30   Huppah      -13  Elizabeth's 3rd month complete   30

                             Jesebeah    -14  Fall\Fruit Harvest

8.   Oct-Nov   Heshnev  29   Bilgah      -15  Elizabeth's 4th month complete   29

                             Immer       -16

9.   Nov-Dec   Chislev  30   Hezir       -17  Elizabeth's 5th month complete   30

                             Aphses      -18

10   Dec-Jan   Tebeth   29   Pethahiah   -19  Elizabeth's 6th month complete  LK 1:36 29

                             Jehezekel   -20     Chanukkah      Virgin Mary's Vision (1st month)

11.  Jan-Feb   Shebet   30   Jachin      -21   Elizabeth's 7th month complete  30

                             Gamul       -22                           Mary's 2nd month complete

12.  Feb-Mar   Adar     29   Delaiah     -23   Elizabeth's 8th month complete  29

                             Maaziah     -24                           Mary's 3rd month complete

1.   Mar-Apr   Abib     30                     Elizabeth's 9th month complete  30

                                     Spring\Barley Harvest Mary's 4th month\ Birth of John  280

2.   May-June  Iyar     29  Mary's 5th month complete     29

3.   June-July Tammuz   30  Mary's 6th month complete     30

4.   July-Aug  Ab       29  Mary's 7th month complete     29

5.   Aug-Sept  Elul     30  Mary's 8th month complete     30

6.   Sept-Oct  Tishri   29  Mary's 9th month complete     15

                                                 Total Number of Days          280

Note: As per Medical Sciences--It takes 280 days for a healthy male child to be born.

Now about the Sabbaths and how they are tied to Yeshua/Jesus. Matthew, Mark, Luke says the Son of Man is L-rd even of the Sabbath. That means to me that everything occurring with Yeshua will occur on a Sabbath, 4th day, Rosh Chodesh (first sliver of the new moon), full moon, or the 7th day of Feast of Tabernacles.

Yeshua was conceived in 4 BC at Chanukkah (Festival of Lights and Feast of Dedication) on a Sabbath either on Dec. 15th or the 22nd. Born in the Fall on either Yom Teruah (Day of Trumpet) or on the first Annual Sabbath of Feast of Tabernacles in 3 BCE. Messianics teach Feast of Tabernacles. He was circumcised on the 8th day (A new beginning) on the Second Annual Sabbath. According to Stellarium (free Astronomy program) and Torahcalendar.com, He was born on Yom Kippur in 3 BC (Stellarium -4). He began His ministry in 27 CE and baptized either in January (Michael Rood Chronological Gospels) or Day of Atonement (Biblical Astronomy article). Entered Jerusalem on a donkey in 29 CE (Shemitah year) on Abib 10 (Saturday), Month 1. Died on Passover (not a Sabbath) on Wednesday (4th day and 4th candle called the Christ candle or servant candle of the Menorah (7 candles)) (each candle represents a day and 1000 years). Buried on Thursday (Wednesday night by the time the first three stars came out which starts a new day). Possibly the men came out of the tomb when the stars had appeared and closed the tomb after the stars came out. This Day was the Feast of Unleavened Bread Annual Sabbath. Rose 72 hours later at the beginning of the Feast of First Fruits. Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot) is the Messianic Kingdom at the Second Coming in 2018.

Christmas was not observed by any professing Christian prior to the third century, or ever by those holding to early teachings.

Easter was not observed by the apostolic church.

Sunday was not observed by the apostolic and original post-apostolic Christians.