Memorial Blowing of Trumpets

• Solar Calendar Requirement – Year = 364 days; festivals must remain fixed, never shifting by lunar months (Jubilees 6:30–38).
   
  • Omitting or adding days corrupts the appointed times.
     
• Festival of Weeks (Shavuot / Firstfruits of Wheat) – Observed in the third month, middle of the month (15th day); tied to Noah, Abraham, and the giving of the Law (Jub. 6:15–21).
   
• Passover – 14th day of the first month; no leaven from 14th to 21st (Jub. 49:1–23).
   
  • Strict ban on leaven; penalty for eating it = “cut off from Israel.”
     
  • Must be kept in its season with no change of date.
     
• Feast of Unleavened Bread – 15th–21st day of the first month; holy convocations on the first and seventh day.
   
• Day of Atonement – 10th day of the seventh month; fast, no work, repentance for all sins (Jub. 34:17–19).
   
• Feast of Booths (Sukkot) – 15th–22nd day of the seventh month; 8th day = solemn assembly.
   
• Trumpets – 1st day of the seventh month; rest and memorial of blowing.
   
• Prohibition Against Mixing Festivals with Pagan Rites – Jubilees warns against following Gentile calendars or blending appointed times.
   

• Enoch’s Calendar – Year fixed at 364 days, with four quarters of 91 days; each quarter begins with a seasonal marker day (Enoch 72–82).
   
• Priestly Watch – Angel Uriel teaches Enoch the exact days to keep festivals so “sinners will not err” in observing them.
   
• No Changing Appointed Times – Moving the days is a cause of judgment.
   
• Seasonal Gates – Each major feast is aligned with the solar gates; spring equinox marks the year start.
   
• Sabbath Alignment – The appointed feasts are bound to the same weekday each year because of the fixed solar cycle.
   

• Leviticus 23 – Lists the appointed times of YAH:
   
  1. Sabbath – Weekly rest on the 7th day; no work.
      
  2. Passover – 14th day of the first month at twilight.
      
  3. Unleavened Bread – 15th–21st day; holy convocations on the 1st & 7th.
      
  4. Firstfruits – On the day after the Sabbath during Unleavened Bread; priest waves the sheaf.
      
  5. Feast of Weeks (Shavuot) – Count 7 Sabbaths (50 days) from Firstfruits; offer new grain.
      
  6. Trumpets – 1st day of the seventh month; memorial with blasts, no work.
      
  7. Day of Atonement – 10th day of the seventh month; afflict your soul, no work.
      
  8. Feast of Booths – 15th–22nd day of the seventh month; 8th day = solemn assembly.
      

• Offerings & Sacrifices – Specific animal and grain offerings for each feast.
   
• No Work Command – On certain feast days, work is forbidden.
   

• Deut. 16 – Emphasizes where and how to keep the feasts:
   
  • Passover & Unleavened Bread – Keep at the place YAH chooses; no leaven in all your territory for 7 days.
     
  • Feast of Weeks – Rejoice with Levites, strangers, orphans, and widows; freewill offerings according to blessing.
     
  • Feast of Booths – 7 days of rejoicing; all males appear before YAH 3 times a year (Passover, Weeks, Booths).
     
• Central Sanctuary – Sacrifices must be offered at YAH’s chosen place, not anywhere you wish.
   
• Justice & Righteousness – Feasts tied to obeying judges and priests; no pagan altars.
   

✅ Key Unifying Rules Across All Texts:

1. Fixed 364-day solar year (Enoch/Jubilees) → prevents drift.
    
2. Holy Days are covenant signs and cannot be altered.
    
3. Observed in order given by YAH—any change is sin.
    
4. No mixing with pagan rites or foreign calendars.
    
5. Observance requires Sabbath-level rest on certain days.
    
6. Central place of worship for sacrificial feasts (Deuteronomy).