The Day of Blowing (the trumpet), is the first day of the Holy Season of Etanim (seventh month of the Hebrew calendar). This day is observed as a Sabbath day, no work or anything secular is to be done this day. Reference: Leviticus 23
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The Day of Atonement, is day of fasting and asking for forgiveness. This day is observed as a Sabbath day, no work or anything secular is to be done this day. Reference: Leviticus 23
The Day of Atonement, is day of fasting and asking for forgiveness. This day is observed as a Sabbath day, no work or anything secular is to be done this day. Reference: Leviticus 23
Chag Sukkot, the Feast of Booths is commemorated during the Holy Season, this lasts for seven days but only the first day is a Holy Day This day is observed as a Sabbath day, no work or anything secular is to be done this day. Reference: Leviticus 23
Chag Sukkot, the Feast of Booths is commemorated during the Holy Season, this lasts for seven days but only the first day is a Holy Day This day is observed as a Sabbath day, no work or anything secular is to be done this day. Reference: Leviticus 23
Chag Sukkot, the Feast of Booths is commemorated during the Holy Season, this lasts for seven days but only the first day is a Holy Day. Reference: Leviticus 23
Chag Sukkot, the Feast of Booths is commemorated during the Holy Season, this lasts for seven days but only the first day is a Holy Day. Reference: Leviticus 23
Chag Sukkot, the Feast of Booths is commemorated during the Holy Season, this lasts for seven days but only the first day is a Holy Day. Reference: Leviticus 23
Chag Sukkot, the Feast of Booths is commemorated during the Holy Season, this lasts for seven days but only the first day is a Holy Day. Reference: Leviticus 23
Chag Sukkot, the Feast of Booths is commemorated during the Holy Season, this lasts for seven days but only the first day is a Holy Day. Reference: Leviticus 23
Chag Sukkot, the Feast of Booths is commemorated during the Holy Season, this lasts for seven days but only the first day is a Holy Day. Reference: Leviticus 23