
A Double Holiday
At sundown on September 6 the first of the fall holy days begins. Because it begins the month on the Hebrew calendar it is always a double feast day.

At sundown on September 6 the first of the fall holy days begins. Because it begins the month on the Hebrew calendar it is always a double feast day.

At sundown on September 6 the first of the fall holy days begins. Because it begins the month on the Hebrew calendar it is always a double feast day.

At sundown on September 6 the first of the fall holy days begins. Because it begins the month on the Hebrew calendar it is always a double feast day.

At sundown on September 6 the first of the fall holy days begins. Because it begins the month on the Hebrew calendar it is always a double feast day.

This is the only one of the Lord’s holy days that is ALWAYS celebrated on the “beginning of the month (also called: Rosh Hodesh or New Moon.) For that reason trumpets (not shofars) are blown.

At sundown the first of the fall holy days begins. Because it begins the month on the Hebrew calendar it is always a double feast day.
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