The New Month

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God marks the beginning of each new month with special sacrifices (Nu 28:11-15) and invites us to worship together before Him. (Eze 46:3) This cyclical pattern is intrinsic to God’s kingdom (Is 66:23), so the Apostle Paul encourages believers to observe these appointed times today. (Col 2:16-17) This helps keep us all in step with God’s calendar.

We celebrate each new moon in the beginning of the first day of the month, starting at the first sunset in Jerusalem on or after the astronomical new moon. (If the conjunction is between sunset and midnight, add two days to the conjunction date, else add one day)

In the Gregorian calendar year 2026 CE, the months begin on the following dates, starting sundown the evening prior to the given date, per the given conjunction and sunset times.

Mon Date Day DD Conj Sunset
11 Jan 20 Tu 18 21:51 17:00
12 Feb 18 We 17 14:01 17:27
1 Mar 20 Fr 19 03:23 17:49
2 Apr 18 Sa 17 14:51 19:09
3 May 18 Mo 16 23:01 19:29
4 Jun 16 Tu 15 05:54 19:46
5 Jul 15 We 14 12:23 19:45
6 Aug 14 Fr 12 20:36 19:25
7 Sep 12 Sa 11 06:27 18:50
8 Oct 12 Mo 10 18:50 18:13
9 Nov 10 Tu 09 09:02 16:42
10 Dec 10 Th 09 02:51 16:35
  • Mon = Biblical month no. (Passover in 1st month)
  • Date = Calendar date for 1st day of month
  • Day = Day of week for 1st day of month
  • DD = Date of conjunction
  • Conj = hh:mm of conjunction on DD
  • Sunset = hh:mm sun sets on DD

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