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2021-22 LHM Jewish Calendar Ruins of a Synagogue in Cursi in the Galilee אלול תשפ"א - תשרי תשפ"ב September Elul 5781 - Tishrei 5782 2021 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Shabbat שבת Shishi שישי Chamishi חמישי Revii רביעי Shlishi שלישי Sheni שני Rishon ראשון Torah: Nitsavim (“You are standing”) Dt. 29:9-30:20 Elul 24 Elul 25 Elul 26 Elul 27 1 2 3 4 Feast of Trumpets Feast of Trumpets Fast of Gedalia Torah: VaYelech Feast of Trumpets Eve (“And he went”) Erev Rosh Hashanah Rosh Hashanah 1 Rosh Hashanah 2 Dt. 31:1-31:30 Labor Day New Month/New Moon Rosh Chodesh 5 Elul 28 6 Elul 29 7 Tishrei 1 8 Tishrei 2 9 Tishrei 3 10 Tishrei 4 11 Tishrei 5 Grandparents’ Day w Day of Atonement Day of Atonement Eve Yom Kippur (Yizkor) Erev Yom Kippur (Yizkor) 12 Tishrei 6 13 Tishrei 7 14 Tishrei 8 15 Tishrei 9 16 Tishrei 10 17 Tishrei 11 18 Tishrei 12 Feast of Tabernacles Feast of Tabernacles Feast of Tabernacles Feast of Tabernacles Feast of Tabernacles Feast of Tabernacles Eve Sukkot 1 Sukkot 2 Sukkot 3 Sukkot 4 Sukkot 5 Erev Sukkot Autumn Begins 19 Tishrei 13 20 Tishrei 14 21 Tishrei 15 22 Tishrei 16 23 Tishrei 17 24 Tishrei 18 25 Tishrei 19 Feast of Tabernacles Feast of Tabernacles Simchat Torah Eve Simchat Torah Sukkot 6 Sukkot 7 Shemini Atzeret 26 Tishrei 20 27 Tishrei 21 28 Tishrei 22 29 Tishrei 23 30 Tishrei 24 “Jesus said, ‘I have spoken openly to the world; I always taught in the synagogues and in the temple’ ” (John 18:20) Pray for the peace of Jerusalem: They shall prosper that love thee. – Psalm 122:6 www.larryhuchministries.com | 1-800-978-8LHM | PO Box 610890, Dallas, Texas 75261 The Church of All Nations תשרי - חשוון תשפ"ב October Tishrei - Cheshvan 5782 2021 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Shabbat שבת Shishi שישי Chamishi חמישי Revii רביעי Shlishi שלישי Sheni שני Rishon ראשון Torah: B’Resheet (“In the beginning”) Gn. 1:1-6:8 1 Tishrei 25 2 Tishrei 26 New Month/New Moon Torah: Noach Rosh Chodesh (“Noah”) Gn. 6:9-11:32 3 Tishrei 27 4 Tishrei 28 5 Tishrei 29 6 Tishrei 30 7 Cheshvan 1 8 Cheshvan 2 9 Cheshvan 3 Torah: Lech Lecha Columbus Day (“Go forth yourself”) Gn. 12:1-17:27 10 Cheshvan 4 11 Cheshvan 5 12 Cheshvan 6 13 Cheshvan 7 14 Cheshvan 8 15 Cheshvan 9 16 Cheshvan 10 Torah: VaYera (“And he appeared”) Gn. 18:1-22:24 17 Cheshvan 11 18 Cheshvan 12 19 Cheshvan 13 20 Cheshvan 14 21 Cheshvan 15 22 Cheshvan 16 23 Cheshvan 17 Torah: Chayei Sarah Cheshvan 18 24 (“Life of Sarah”) Gn. 23:1-25:18 31 Cheshvan 25 25 Cheshvan 19 26 Cheshvan 20 27 Cheshvan 21 28 Cheshvan 22 29 Cheshvan 23 30 Cheshvan 24 These churches mark the Garden of Gethsemane where Jesus prayed all night before he was seized and crucified (Mathew 26:36) Pray for the peace of Jerusalem: They shall prosper that love thee. – Psalm 122:6 www.larryhuchministries.com | 1-800-978-8LHM | PO Box 610890, Dallas, Texas 75261 The Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem חשוון - כסלו תשפ"ב November Cheshvan - Kislev 5782 2021 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Shabbat שבת Shishi שישי Chamishi חמישי Revii רביעי Shlishi שלישי Sheni שני Rishon ראשון Torah: New Month/New Moon Toldot Rosh Chodesh (“Generations”) Gn. 25:19-28:9 1 Cheshvan 26 2 Cheshvan 27 3 Cheshvan 28 4 Cheshvan 29 5 Kislev 1 6 Kislev 2 Daylight Savings Veterans Day Torah: VaYetze Time Ends (“And he went out”) Gn. 28:10-32:3 7 Kislev 3 8 Kislev 4 9 Kislev 5 10 Kislev 6 11 Kislev 7 12 Kislev 8 13 Kislev 9 Torah: VaYishlach (“And he sent”) Gn. 32:4-36:43 14 Kislev 10 15 Kislev 11 16 Kislev 12 17 Kislev 13 18 Kislev 14 19 Kislev 15 20 Kislev 16 Thanksgiving Day Torah: VaYeshev (“And he settled”) Gn. 37:1-40:23 21 Kislev 17 22 Kislev 18 23 Kislev 19 24 Kislev 20 25 Kislev 21 26 Kislev 22 27 Kislev 23 Feast of Dedication Feast of Dedication Feast of Dedication Eve Hanukkah 2 Hanukkah 3 Hanukkah 1 28 Kislev 24 29 Kislev 25 30 Kislev 26 “Joseph took the body of Jesus . and laid it in his own new tomb . and rolled a great stone to the door” (Matthew 27:59-60) Pray for the peace of Jerusalem: They shall prosper that love thee. – Psalm 122:6 www.larryhuchministries.com | 1-800-978-8LHM | PO Box 610890, Dallas, Texas 75261 The Upper Room on Mount Zion in Jerusalem כסלו - טבת תשפ"ב December Kislev - Tevet 5782 2021 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Shabbat שבת Shishi שישי Chamishi חמישי Revii רביעי Shlishi שלישי Sheni שני Rishon ראשון Feast of Dedication Feast of Dedication Feast of Dedication Feast of Dedication Hanukkah 4 Hanukkah 5 Hanukkah 6 Hanukkah 7 Torah: Miketz (“At the end of”) Gn. 41:1-44:17 1 Kislev 27 2 Kislev 28 3 Kislev 29 4 Kislev 30 Feast of Dedication Hanukkah 8 DAY Torah: VaYigash Hanukkah 8 (“And he drew near”) Gn. 44:18-47:27 New Month/New Moon Rosh Chodesh 5 Tevet 1 6 Tevet 2 7 Tevet 3 8 Tevet 4 9 Tevet 5 10 Tevet 6 11 Tevet 7 Fast of Tevet Torah: VaYechi (“And he lived”) Gn. 47:28-50:26 12 Tevet 8 13 Tevet 9 14 Tevet 10 15 Tevet 11 16 Tevet 12 17 Tevet 13 18 Tevet 14 Winter Begins Christmas Eve Christmas Day Torah: Sh’mot (“Names”) Ex. 1:1-6:1 19 Tevet 15 20 Tevet 16 21 Tevet 17 22 Tevet 18 23 Tevet 19 24 Tevet 20 25 Tevet 21 New Year’s Eve 26 Tevet 22 27 Tevet 23 28 Tevet 24 29 Tevet 25 30 Tevet 26 31 Tevet 27 Jesus commanded his disciples to “prepare the Passover” for him in a “large upper room” in the city of Jerusalem (Mark 14:13-16) Pray for the peace of Jerusalem: They shall prosper that love thee. – Psalm 122:6 www.larryhuchministries.com | 1-800-978-8LHM | PO Box 610890, Dallas, Texas 75261 Ruins of a Synagogue in the Village of Baram in the Galilee טבת - שבט תשפ"ב January Tevet - Shvat 5782 2022 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Shabbat שבת Shishi שישי Chamishi חמישי Revii רביעי Shlishi שלישי Sheni שני Rishon ראשון Torah: Va’era (“And I appeared”) Ex. 6:2-9:35 New Year’s Day 1 Tevet 28 New Month/New Moon Torah: Bo Rosh Chodesh (“Enter!”) Ex. 10:1-13:16 2 Tevet 29 3 Shvat 1 4 Shvat 2 5 Shvat 3 6 Shvat 4 7 Shvat 5 8 Shvat 6 Torah: B’Shalach (“When he let go”) Ex. 13:17-17:16 9 Shvat 7 10 Shvat 8 11 Shvat 9 12 Shvat 10 13 Shvat 11 14 Shvat 12 15 Shvat 13 Martin Luther Torah: Yitro King’s Day (“Jethro”) Tu B’Shvat Ex. 18:1-20:23 16 Shvat 14 17 Shvat 15 18 Shvat 16 19 Shvat 17 20 Shvat 18 21 Shvat 19 22 Shvat 20 Torah: Mishpatim 23 Shvat 21 24 Shvat 22 (“Judgments”) Ex. 21:1-24:18 30 Shvat 28 31 Shvat 29 25 Shvat 23 26 Shvat 24 27 Shvat 25 28 Shvat 26 29 Shvat 27 Jesus came to the country of the Gerasenes where he healed and cast out demons from the man named Legion (Mark 5:1-19) Pray for the peace of Jerusalem: They shall prosper that love thee. – Psalm 122:6 www.larryhuchministries.com | 1-800-978-8LHM | PO Box 610890, Dallas, Texas 75261 Dormition Church in Jerusalem שבט - אדר א' תשפ"ב February Shvat - Adar A 5782 2022 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Shabbat שבת Shishi שישי Chamishi חמישי Revii רביעי Shlishi שלישי Sheni שני Rishon ראשון Groundhog Day Torah: T’ruma (“Offering”) New Month/New Moon Ex. 25:1-27:19 Rosh Chodesh 1 Shvat 30 2 Adar A 1 3 Adar A 2 4 Adar A 3 5 Adar A 4 Torah: Tetsaveh (“You shall command”) Ex. 27:20-30:10 Lincoln’s Birthday 6 Adar A 5 7 Adar A 6 8 Adar A 7 9 Adar A 8 10 Adar A 9 11 Adar A 10 12 Adar A 11 Valentine’s Day Torah: Ki Tisa (“When you elevate”) Ex. 30:11-34:35 13 Adar A 12 14 Adar A 13 15 Adar A 14 16 Adar A 15 17 Adar A 16 18 Adar A 17 19 Adar A 18 Presidents’ Day Torah: VaYakhel (“And he assembled”) Ex. 35:1-38:20 20 Adar A 19 21 Adar A 20 22 Adar A 21 23 Adar A 22 24 Adar A 23 25 Adar A 24 26 Adar A 25 27 Adar A 26 28 Adar A 27 This church is designed to honor the place of the death of Mary, the mother of Jesus, who was “blessed among women” (Luke 1:28, 42) Pray for the peace of Jerusalem: They shall prosper that love thee. – Psalm 122:6 www.larryhuchministries.com | 1-800-978-8LHM | PO Box 610890, Dallas, Texas 75261 Mary Magdalene Churches in Jerusalem אדר א' - אדר ב' תשפ"ב March Adar A - Adar B 5782 2022 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Shabbat שבת Shishi שישי Chamishi חמישי Revii רביעי Shlishi שלישי Sheni שני Rishon ראשון Ash Wednesday Torah: P’kudei (“Accountings of”) New Month/New Moon Ex.
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