All Holy Days start the Evening Before at Sunset
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The
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God's Annual Holy Days |
| Holy Days | 2008 | 2009 | 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 |
| Passover | Apr 19 | Apr 8 | Mar 29 | Apr 18 | Apr 6 | Mar 25 | Apr 14 | Apr 3 |
| Unleavened Bread | Apr 20-26 | Apr 9-15 | Mar 30 - Apr 5 | Apr 19-25 | Apr 7-13 | Mar 26 - Apr 1 | Apr 15-21 | Apr 4-10 |
| Pentecost | Jun 8 | May 31 | May 23 | Jun 12 | May 27 | May 19 | Jun 8 | May 24 |
| Trumpets | Sep 30 | Sep 19 | Sep 9 | Sep 29 | Sep 17 | Sep 5 | Sep 25 | Sep 14 |
| Atonement | Oct 9 | Sep 28 | Sep 18 | Oct 8 | Sep 26 | Sep 14 | Oct 4 | Sep 23 |
| Feast of Tabernacles | Oct 14-20 | Oct 3-9 | Sep 23-29 | Oct 13-19 | Oct 1-7 | Sep 19-25 | Oct 9-15 | Sep 28 - Oct 4 |
| Last Great Day | Oct 21 | Oct 10 | Sep 30 | Oct 20 | Oct 8 | Sep 26 | Oct 16 | Oct 5 |
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All Holy Days start the Evening Before at Sunset |
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Passover; the special Passover service with the washing of feet (see
Footwahing
Question).
unleavened bread, and wine; is held just after sunset. Work may be
done on the remainder of the day.
The annual holy days on which work may not
be done are: With the exception of The Day of Atonement, the prohibition against work on these days is against "servile work" or that which one does for a living. So, the preparation of food for that holyday is allowed on each of these annual Sabbaths. However, the Day of Atonement is a day of total fasting from sunset to sunset and the prohibition against work is complete. If you would like to learn
more about observing or attending the Annual Holy Days, |