2010-01-14: Secular Passover

This is a tentative Secular Passover Day.

The previous time reference for Secular Selection was based on timing being built on your month, the modern Gregorian calendar. This date continues the text, and is the Secular Passover date using the Gregorian calendar for calculation.

The following report is timed to sunset in Jerusalem on January 14. There are 2 times that may matter to fulfillment. The first at around sunset when the passover meal is prepared. The second is around midnight, 6 hours later, when the angel strikes the "first born" of Egypt dead.

Passover as a calendar day is usually a work day, and this holiday is not normally a Sabbath. (Unless, of course, it falls on the weekly Sabbath.) The key time in this holiday is a special meal at the end of the day when Passover is celebrated. Thus the key time is at the end of the calendar day, not the start.

Because of timezone differences any actual headlines may spread out across the following several hours, with fulfillments at either or both local sunset and local midnight. Because the Gregorian calendar was called out at January 1, headlines can be expected to fulfill in Gregorian based cultures. This excludes modern Israel, and much of the Muslim world.


29: First month of your year.

Theoretical Time:

  • 13000/13/15 1:1:1 AA
  • 2010-01-30 18:00:00 TMMT
  • 2010-01-30 15:39:06 GMT
  • 2010-01-30 10:39:06 EST

Associated Scripture:

Exodus 12:2
2This month will be to you the beginning of months; it will be the 1st month of the year to you.

Psalm References

No Psalm exactly hits this date. Psalm 142 is slightly earlier. Psalm 143 slightly later. Both contain content that might be related.

Notes

All possible text has been listed here, will edit when headlines are known.

A related issue is the date starts 7 days of unleavened bread, which may also be an issue in any headlines, and will trigger a headline 7 days later.

Will update this page as needed.