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Biblical Calendar
This calendar presents dates calculated using the methodology documented by 119 Ministries. Biblical days are counted evening to evening, lunar conjunctions establish the months, and the lunar conjunction nearest the spring equinox establishes the first biblical month.
Calendar years
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Each cycle begins with the first biblical month near the spring equinox. Purim can therefore fall in the following Gregorian year.
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A note about the dates
The dates below follow 119 Ministries' documented calculation method, using Jerusalem as the reference point for establishing biblical days and months. Because a biblical day begins in the evening, each range is written from evening to evening rather than midnight to midnight.
Annual rest days in 2027
Holy convocations and rest days
These Gregorian ranges show the annual appointed days on which Scripture calls for rest from ordinary work. Each biblical day begins in the evening and continues until the following evening.
First day of Unleavened Bread
Evening March 22 to evening March 23, 2027
Seventh day of Unleavened Bread
Evening March 28 to evening March 29, 2027
Feast of Weeks (Shavuot)
Evening May 16 to evening May 17, 2027
Yom Teruah (Day of Trumpets)
Evening August 31 to evening September 1, 2027
Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement)
Evening September 9 to evening September 10, 2027
First day of Sukkot
Evening September 14 to evening September 15, 2027
Eighth Day (Last Great Day)
Evening September 21 to evening September 22, 2027
Passover on the 14th day and Firstfruits are important appointed dates, but they are not separate annual no-work rest days. The weekly Sabbath remains a weekly rest in addition to the annual dates shown here.
2027 calendar cycle
Featured calendar dates
YHWH’s appointed times are shown first in their annual order, followed by Hanukkah and Purim as biblically referenced traditions.

YHWH’s mo’edim
Passover & Unleavened Bread 2027
14th day — Passover lamb sacrificed
Evening March 21 to evening March 22, 2027
15th–21st days — Feast of Unleavened Bread
Evening March 22 to evening March 29, 2027

YHWH’s mo’edim
Firstfruits (Yom HaBikkurim) 2027
Evening March 27 to evening March 28, 2027

YHWH’s mo’edim
Feast of Weeks (Shavuot) 2027
Evening May 16 to evening May 17, 2027

YHWH’s mo’edim
Yom Teruah (Day of Trumpets) 2027
Evening August 31 to evening September 1, 2027

YHWH’s mo’edim
Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement) 2027
Evening September 9 to evening September 10, 2027

YHWH’s mo’edim
Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles) 2027
Evening September 14 to evening September 21, 2027

YHWH’s mo’edim
Eighth Day (Last Great Day) 2027
Evening September 21 to evening September 22, 2027

Biblically referenced tradition
Feast of Dedication (Hanukkah) 2027
Evening November 21 to evening November 29, 2027

Biblically referenced tradition
Purim 2027
Evening March 2 to evening March 4, 2027
Reference calendar
YHWH's mo’edim in 2027
These dates are calculated from the first biblical month and the counting instructions described in the 119 Ministries calendar methodology.
Passover lamb sacrificed (Pesach) — 14th day
Evening March 21 to evening March 22, 2027
Feast of Unleavened Bread (Matzot) — 15th–21st days
Evening March 22 to evening March 29, 2027
Firstfruits (Yom HaBikkurim)
Evening March 27 to evening March 28, 2027
Feast of Weeks (Shavuot)
Evening May 16 to evening May 17, 2027
Yom Teruah (Day of Trumpets)
Evening August 31 to evening September 1, 2027
Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement)
Evening September 9 to evening September 10, 2027
Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles)
Evening September 14 to evening September 21, 2027
Eighth Day (Last Great Day)
Evening September 21 to evening September 22, 2027
Calculation guide
See how the dates are found
Read the step-by-step method for establishing biblical days, months, the first month of the year, the spring and fall mo’edim, Purim, and Hanukkah.
Read the Calculation Guide