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Dates for Fall Holy Days this year 2024!

Dates

1. Yom Teruah September 2, 2024 at sundown - September 3, 2024 at sundown
2. Yom Kippur September 11, 2024 at sundown - September 12, 2024 at sundown
3. Sukkot September 16, 2024 at sundown - September 24, 2024 at sundown

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(All the information for these days is found in Leviticus Chapter 23.)

The first Holy Day in the fall is Yom Teruah, celebrated on the 1st day of the 7th Biblical month. Starting on September 2, 2024 at sundown until September 3, 2024 at sundown. This day is a high holy day to Yahwheh and no work is to be done on it. (Which means you have to ask for time off from your job now, so you can set this day apart.) 

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The second Holy Day is celebrated on the 10th day of the 7th Biblical month and is Yom Kippur starting September 11, 2024 at sundown until September 12, 2024 at sundown. This day is a high holy day to Yahweh and no work is to be done on it. (Which means you have to ask for time off from your job now, so you can set this day apart.) 

3.

The culmination of the fall Holy days is Sukkot and is celebrated on the 15th day of the 7th Biblical month, is an 8 day feast and celebration which starts September 16, 2024 at sundown until sundown September 17, 2024 (Which means you have to ask for time off from your job now, so you can set this day apart.) 

4.

The next 6 days after the beginning of Sukkot are not High Holy Days and normal work can be done, however this is one of the 3 Pilgrimage feasts, required in the End times to bring your offering to the temple, or be denied rain in your land! (Zecharia 14:16-17) Since we will be taking the whole week off in the end times its good to rehearse taking the whole week off from your job now!

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The 8th day is called the The Great Last Day, this year it starts on September 23, 2024 at sundown until sundown September 24, 2024.  (Which means you have to ask for time off from your job now, so you can set this day apart.)

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Stay tuned for more specifics about how to celebrate these special days.

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