Chumash with Rashi Parshat Tetzaveh, 1st Portion (Exodus 27:20-28:12)

[Jacob]

Shalom.

Today is Rishon, 12-3.

Here is Today's Daily Torah Portion.

Chumash with Rashi
Parshat Tetzaveh, 1st Portion (Exodus 27:20-28:12)

Shalom.

Jacob

 

[WatchmanOnTheWall]

[MENTION=5582]Jacob[/MENTION] you are a day ahead on your man made calendar. This tool allows you to see the new moon from Jerusalem:

http://www.torahcalendar.com/MOON.asp?JDN=2458168&TDAY=2

The tool allows you to view the western sky as seen from the proximity of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, observed at the moment of sunset, at or near the beginning of a Hebrew Month. Select one of three buttons for viewing the new moon in Jerusalem on either the Day Before, the New Moon Day or the Day After the new moon. Then press the View button to see if you can visibly see the new moon.

Shalom

 

[WatchmanOnTheWall]

[MENTION=5582]Jacob[/MENTION] look your man made month began on the astronomical new moon which is not how God wants us to calculate when the new moon is:

Peace.

 

[Jacob]

[MENTION=5582]Jacob[/MENTION] you are a day ahead on your man made calendar. This tool allows you to see the new moon from Jerusalem:

http://www.torahcalendar.com/MOON.asp?JDN=2458168&TDAY=2

The tool allows you to view the western sky as seen from the proximity of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, observed at the moment of sunset, at or near the beginning of a Hebrew Month. Select one of three buttons for viewing the new moon in Jerusalem on either the Day Before, the New Moon Day or the Day After the new moon. Then press the View button to see if you can visibly see the new moon.

Shalom

Shalom.

As it is right now I do not use my computer or the internet on Rosh Chodesh. Also, my understanding is that you are not a Jew, if I could be informed by you or if someone would authorize my use of my computer on Rosh Chodesh. I do not use my computer on Shabbat (the Sabbath), the Seven Holy Days of Torah, and more. I don't know if this would ever change, but we can start with a discussion about electricity and using a computer on Shabbat, simply if it is okay to do so. You may be wondering. It is my belief that a person can study the laws about Shabbat. Are you already Jewish?

Shalom.

Jacob

 

[Jacob]

[MENTION=5582]Jacob[/MENTION] look your man made month began on the astronomical new moon which is not how God wants us to calculate when the new moon is:

Peace.

Shalom.

I do not trust your source and I do not observe the month of February, so I do not know what you are telling me.

Shalom.

Jacob

 

[WatchmanOnTheWall]

Shalom.

As it is right now I do not use my computer or the internet on Rosh Chodesh. Also, my understanding is that you are not a Jew, if I could be informed by you or if someone would authorize my use of my computer on Rosh Chodesh. I do not use my computer on Shabbat (the Sabbath), the Seven Holy Days of Torah, and more. I don't know if this would ever change, but we can start with a discussion about electricity and using a computer on Shabbat, simply if it is okay to do so. You may be wondering. It is my belief that a person can study the laws about Shabbat. Are you already Jewish?

Shalom.

Jacob

It is not the Sabbath.

 

[WatchmanOnTheWall]

Shalom.

I do not trust your source and I do not observe the month of February, so I do not know what you are telling me.

Shalom.

Jacob

You know what February is. BTW what source do you use?

 

[Jacob]

It is not the Sabbath.

Correct

 

[Jacob]

You know what February is. BTW what source do you use?

February is a month on a calendar that I do not observe.

I do not know what you mean by what source do I use.