Bravo, anon! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

I was about to attempt to give pause on all this woo but boy oh boy you did better than I'd ever hope to do! God has truly blessed your ability to learn and deliver knowledge coherently!

After all of that, I'm just gonna add the closestest thing to a godly calendar you can get:

BraveAI:

Hebrew Calendar in Ancient Israel

The ancient Israelite calendar was a luni-solar system, harmonizing lunar months with solar seasons. Months began with the new moon (chodesh), and the calendar used 12 lunar months alternating between 29 and 30 days, totaling approximately 354 days per year—shorter than the solar year. To keep festivals aligned with the correct seasons—especially Passover in spring—a 13th month (Adar II) was added seven times every 19 years using the Metonic cycle, ensuring agricultural and religious events occurred in their proper time.

Key Features of the Ancient System

• Month Start: Determined by visual sighting of the new crescent moon by witnesses, confirmed by the Sanhedrin (Jewish High Court).
• Leap Month: Decided based on agricultural signs, such as barley ripening for Passover.
• Day Start: A day began at sunset, following Genesis 1:5 ("evening and morning").
• Festivals: Major holidays like Passover, Shavuot, and Sukkot were tied to lunar months and seasonal harvests.
• New Moon Observances: The Rosh Chodesh (New Moon) was a festival marked by sacrifices and feasting, often paired with the Sabbath in religious importance.

/end AI answer, please verify facts yourselves/

So if anons want to observe what God had Israel observing, this is what you want. Skip the pagan bullshit and go for the good stuff! And like he said you can observe this yourself and keep the secular Gregorian calendar running in the background so you don't miss work or school (;