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2.12 List of Jewish holidays for the years from 2010 to 2017
This is a study aid to study Jewish holidays. It is a list showing the Jewish Holy Days and when they occur according to the Jewish calendar and also according to our calendar.
The list gives the dates for the years 2010 to 2017.
The first column gives the name of the holiday.
The second column gives the date of the respective holiday according to the Hebrew Date. These Hebrew dates remain every year the same.
The third column and the columns then following give the Christian Dates and they change every year due to the difference between the Jewish calencar and ours.
The history of these dates and their practice now could just be a foreshadowing of things to come - in the times of the end. So their real relevance might lie in the future.
The example might be Channukah or Hanukkak (Festival of Lights). Its original date comes from the day Antiochus IV Epiphanes desecrated the altar. The first time this day was celebrated, was three years later, when the altar was re-dedicated by Judas Maccabeus. Now the real event might be the day when something happens that is forecast and predicted in the Bible and that is the day when the daily sacrifice is taken away and the abomination of desolation is set up. And this day may fall on the same day of the year when it is celebrated now, on the 25th day of Kislev.
For a discussion of this have a look at,
The abomination of desolation,
and for a possible time for this future event at,
Bar chart end-times.
The real event is still in the future as Jesus has prophesied:
When ye shall see the abomination of desolation, spoken of by Daniel the prophet, stand in the holy place.
So this event is to be expected. And then, may be 3 or three and a half years later, an even more important event will take place, the re-dedication of the altar, the second coming of the Lord.
And if this second coming of the Lord is on the 25th of Kislev, may be towards the 25th of December, then this second coming might be on the day we now celebrate his first coming.
| Holiday Name | Hebrew Date | 2010 A.D. | 2011 A.D. | 2012 A.D. | 2013 A.D. | 2014 A.D. | 2015 A.D. | 2016 A.D. | 2017 A.D. |
| Jewish Year | 5770 5771 | 5771 5772 | 5772 5773 | 5773 5774 | 5774 5775 | 5775 5776 | 5776 5777 | 5777 5778 | |
| Purim | 15 Adar | Sun Feb 28 | Sun Mar 20 | Mar 8 | Feb 24 | Mar 16 | Mar 5 | Mar 24 | Mar 12 |
| Pesach, Passover | 15-21 Nisan | Tue Mar 30 - Tue Apr 6 | Tue Apr 19 - Tue Apr 26 | Apr 7-14 | Mar 26 - Apr 2 | Apr 15-22 | Apr 4-11 | Apr 23-30 | Apr 11-18 |
| Shavuot, Pentecost | 6-7 Sivan | Wed May 19 - Thu May 20 | Wed Jun 8 - Thu Jun 9 | May 27-28 | May 15-16 | June 4-5 | May 24-25 | Jun 12-13 | May 31 - Jun 1 |
| Rosh Hashanah, New Year | 1-2 Tishrei | Thu Sep 9 - Fri Sep 10 | Thu Sep 29 - Fri Sep 30 | Sep 17-18 | Sep 5-6 | Sep 25-26 | Sep 14-15 | Oct 3-4 | Sep 21-22 |
| Yom Kippur, Day of Atonement | 10 Tishrei | Sat Sep 18 | Sat Oct 8 | Sep 26 | Sep 14 | Oct 4 | Sep 23 | Oct 12 | Sep 30 |
| Succot, Tabernacles | 15-20 Tishrei | Thu Sep 23 - Wed Sep 29 | Thu Oct 13 - Wed Oct 19 | Oct 1-7 | Sep 19-25 | Oct 9-15 | Sep 28 - Oct 4 | Oct 17-23 | Oct 5-11 |
| Shemini Atzeret | 22 Tishrei | Thu Sep 30 | Thu Oct 20 | Oct 8 | Sep 26 | Oct 16 | Oct 5 | Oct 24 | Oct 12 |
| Simchar Torah, Rejoicing of the Law | 23 Tishrei | Fri Oct 1 | Fri Oct 21 | Oct 9 | Sep 27 | Oct 17 | Oct 6 | Oct 25 | Oct 13 |
| Channukah or Hanukkak, Festival of Lights | 25 Kislev - 2 Tevet | Thu Dec 2 - Thu Dec 9 | Wed Dec 21 - Wed Dec 28 | Sun Dec 9 - Sun Dec 16 | Thu Nov 28 - Thu Dec 5 | Wed Dec 17 - Wed Dec 24 | Mon Dec 7 - Mon Dec 14 | Sun Dec 25 - Sun Jan 1 2017 | Wed Dec 13 - Wed Dec 20 |
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