This 16-month Hebrew calendar begins in September/Tishrei 2026/5787 and goes through December/Tevet 2027/5788!
Get yours today and start the Hebrew year 5787 aligned with God’s timing!
The Significance of the Hebrew Months
God designs the Hebrew months to bring you into alignment with His heart, His timing, and His presence. Knowing the beginning and end of each month, and their spiritual significance, helps you discover more of what God has for you and builds trust in His timing!
Each month in our calendar contains Hebrew and Gregorian dates, so you can align your daily life with God’s divine calendar.
Why Do the Hebrew and Gregorian Dates Differ?
The Hebrew calendar is based on the earth’s rotation around its axis (one day), the moon’s rotation around the earth (average 29 1⁄2 days), and the earth’s rotation around the sun (365 1⁄4 days).
Because the rotations are slightly longer than the traditional calendar, holidays and festivals do not always appear at the same time according to the Gregorian calendar—but are consistent with the Hebraic calendar.
Additionally, on the Jewish calendar, feast celebrations are observed from sundown the day before the holiday, to sundown the day of the holiday.
What God Has for You
God has something for you each year, season, month, week, and day. The Bible says His mercies are new every day. Mercy is defined as “undeserved kindness and compassion, a withholding of deserved punishment.” He is teaching you something about Himself and you every day and every month!
As His child, He teaches and corrects you with kindness and compassion—not condemnation. He wants to draw you near and pour blessings upon you that connect you to His power so you can walk through each day with victory.
This is what the Hebrew months do—allow you to see with the mind of Christ, revealing God’s divine timing and allowing you to pray, speak, and align your daily life with Him.
They prophetically speak to the beautiful relationship you have with the Father because of Yeshua. They give you wisdom and discernment for the times and seasons to position your heart so that you might know “what you ought to do” like the sons of Issachar (1 Chronicles 12:32).
