Covenant Calendar Club

If you have viewed the short invitation video to “Come and See” and learn more about Yahuah’s divine day commencement, we’re glad you’re here. This will be a Scripture marathon – and we’re sure this compacted study session will hold your attention through text after text. As we go through these special Bible testimonies, do remember that every word in Scripture is important – or – none of the words are “idle.” No, not one. There’s going to be an abundance of “calendar language” in these stories, and yes indeed they are calendar lessons – every one of them. Not one time are the events out of order – even children can follow the events and chart what happens on “this day, and this night” and discern that the sunset marker did not change the calendar language. We will examine only about 8 Old Testament stories out of about 40 and then Tim will take us through the last moments of Yahusha’s passion events in Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. This is where you will find out just how Yahusha has established His day-commencement. Again, “Come and See.” Blessings & Shalom!

CCC invites you to study for yourself. You can download PDF's of all our Covenant Calendar Club teaching For more Covenant Calendar Studies & Resources, visit: http://www.studythecalendar.com/

CCC invites you to study for yourself. You can download PDF's of all our Covenant Calendar Club teaching For more Covenant Calendar Studies & Resources, visit: http://www.studythecalendar.com/

Maria Chat

Maria #14 Nov /23 Sabbath - Crucifixion Part 5 30 CE

Lucifer was once the “enlightened one” in the courts of heaven – a very beautiful angel of all creation. How is it that darkness began to overwhelm his very heart? What was it about his Creator that he despised so much? And did he lash out against the Light of the Creator of the Universe in a way that few have ever thought about? Would this have anything to do with how Yahuah’s days are to begin? It could be this presentation will answer some of those questions, so just “Come and See.” Shalom! CCC invites you to study for yourself. You can download PDF's of all our Covenant Calendar Club teaching For more Covenant Calendar Studies & Resources, visit: http://www.studythecalendar.com/ https://studythecalendar.com/6-2-yahusha-messiah-of-light-lucifer-the-deceiver-of-darkness/

In this short study on the timing of Day of Atonement, we hope that you will see what the quandary is with the sunset theory idea of day-start. Is it really true that sunset theory demands that the 9th day of the 7th month has TWO evenings? If you want to know, then "Come and See"! Shalom https://studythecalendar.com/6-1-day-of-atonement-in-a-quandry

Coveneant Calendar Classroom

Coveneant Calendar Classroom

Coveneant Calendar Classroom

Presented by Cecil

John 7 Part 6 of 8 “Ancient Civilization Calendars” Under Brief Inspection

download the pdf file of the Passover placement https://studythecalendar.com/download/passover-placement/ CCC invites you to study for yourself. You can download PDF's of all our Covenant Calendar Club teaching For more Covenant Calendar Studies & Resources, visit: http://www.studythecalendar.com/

Part 4 of this series demonstrated that when the “waiting days” are added to the end of month 6, and the 7th month begins the day after the fall equinox, this moves the Sukkot dates forward a full 7 days. As a result, the 1st day of the “re-calculated” Sukkot Sabbath precedes the 1st Lunar Sukkot sabbath by only 2 days. Yes, Yahusha does “go up” to the lunar feast at the middle of the week, but now it also appears that He is also attending an alternate Sukkot festival as well. Both Sukkot festivals cannot be correct, so why does it seem that Yahusha is supporting both of them? Is there something else going on that we are overlooking? The Lunar Sukkot is part of a calendar that uses the moon and intercalation. Covenant Calendar does not use the moon to dictate any part of calendar counting, but … will we find that the Torah Covenant Calendar should be using intercalation and still be part of the Melki-Tzedek everlasting covenant? “Come and See” if this teaching answers some of these questions. Shalom! CCC invites you to study for yourself. You can download PDF's of all our Covenant Calendar Club teaching For more Covenant Calendar Studies & Resources, visit: http://www.studythecalendar.com/

Parts 2 and 3 of John 7 go together. The Part 2 portion of the study lays the foundation for what is to be found in part 3, so don't skip this study. While the Torah reads that all males are required to attend the festivals at Jerusalem, does it not seem unusual that Yahuaha arrives late - "about the midst of the week?" Is He exempt from these Torah commands? In this study we will examine: 1) the distance that need to be travelled from Galilee to Jerusalem; 2) what some of the customs were to attending the feasts; 3) was John 7 in the setting of a Sabbatical or Jubilee year; 4) why the conversation with the woman at the well in John 4 is so important; 5) what Yahusha's purpose was from age 12 as He moved towards His ministry; 6)did Yahusha go to the synagogues and temple "to worship"? And, 7) When Yahusha arrived at the middle of the feast, was He really "right on time"? "Come and See" Part 2, so you are ready for Part 3. Shalom!

Parts 2 and 3 of John 7 go together. The Part 2 portion of the study lays the foundation for what is to be found in part 3, so don't skip this study. While the Torah reads that all males are required to attend the festivals at Jerusalem, does it not seem unusual that Yahuaha arrives late - "about the midst of the week?" Is He exempt from these Torah commands? In this study we will examine: 1) the distance that need to be travelled from Galilee to Jerusalem; 2) what some of the customs were to attending the feasts; 3) was John 7 in the setting of a Sabbatical or Jubilee year; 4) why the conversation with the woman at the well in John 4 is so important; 5) what Yahusha's purpose was from age 12 as He moved towards His ministry; 6)did Yahusha go to the synagogues and temple "to worship"? And, 7) When Yahusha arrived at the middle of the feast, was He really "right on time"? "Come and See" Part 2, so you are ready for Part 3. Shalom!

John 7 - Yahusha & the Jews Feast of Tabernacles

John is the favorite Gospel for many people for various reasons. Why is this? At Covenant Calendar Club, we know why John is a favorite Gospel for just about every calendar teaching. This is because John records details of many events that the synoptic Gospels are completely silent on. Even in the Covenant Calendar studies, John is very detailed so that his studious readers can tell exactly Who the true Messiah is, and exactly what set-apart appointed times He kept. In Part 1 there are a lot of questions to be asked to prepare us if Yahusha is following Torah, or not. And if He isn’t, then would that be considered rebellion? Notice the very interesting clues that John gives for this extra-ordinary record of the unbelieving Jews’ Feast of Tabernacles. It will prepare you for Part 2 and we’re quite sure you’ll want to “Come and See.” Shalom! https://studythecalendar.com/5-9-john-7-yahusha-the-jews-feast-of-tabernacles-part-1

With so many different festal calendars out there today, so many believe a "specific moon phase" (be it conjunction, sliver or full moon), is the phase that determines every weekly Shabbat. This results in the weekly Shabbat landing on any cycle of the week and every month the Shabbat is on a surprisingly new day of the week. And, yes, occasionally it will be found on the (Sat) Sabbath. These Sabbaths are locked to the 8th, 15th, 22nd & 29th days of the lunar phase every single month. Will the Pillar of Cloud in Numbers 10 have something to say about that? And will the Pillar of Cloud really command Moses and the children in the wilderness to actually travel on Yahuah's weekly Shabbat? This teaching from Covenant Calendar has some interesting information - just "Come and See"! Shalom!

While the internet, many ministries and many commentators all project that Terah (Abram’s father) was a worshipper of pagan moon gods, it seems to follow that most people just believe this. Even we at Covenant Calendar Club taught this concept in the fall of 2018 – at a time when we were not well versed in the Melki-tzedek Priesthood. In this presentation, we will be using the eraser of the “covenant calendar pencil” to show the slides from Part 8 of “The Moon! Oh, the Moon” – that it is these very slides that will have to have correction. This misunderstanding happened the very same way to us, as it has to everyone else. Simply, an oversight to not reading carefully and properly many verses in Joshua 24. So the question of: “Was Terah a worshipper of pagan idols?” will not be solved this time. This study introduces the problem so we can execute the next steps to solving the problem. The question is asked many times: “Would Terah be a Melki-tzedek Priest and also worship pagan idols?” If you want to understand more, then “Come and See”! Shalom!

There’s a big difference between worshipping our (E) Elohim and Creator, and the worship given to the (e) elohim linked to paganism. Just in case you thought that Terah (Abram’s father) was a worshipper of pagan elohim, then you’ll want to see what the Torah has to say about that. However, there is much more to address before that question can be answered. But how shall this question be answered? Is the internet the place to shop for the truth on this topic? If not, why not? What is the popular information on the internet about Terah and who he worshipped? And if anyone once “thought this” or “taught this” … should it not be corrected to align with Torah truth? Well, that’s what we think at Covenant Calendar Club. We trust this short introduction will prepare you for the full presentation in Part 4. All you have to do is, “Come and See.” Shalom!

Urgent Note: The PDF file and PowerPoint slide show have corrected the following items from the "live video" recording: (1) Slide 7 – should be Noah died about 25 years before Abram was born (rather than Shem) on these corrupted timelines; (2) Slide 17: Abraham was 3rd born, not 2nd born; (3) Slide 34: Correct Gen 37 to Gen 36 for the chapter on Esau’s lineage. There will be a "bonus" teaching as a follow-up to other important information that was not given in this teaching. Please watch for that teaching coming soon! Thank you, Tim Astleford & Charlene Fortsch And now ... Welcome back to Part 3 of the Melki-tzedek Priesthood. In this study, we are going to examine very closely what happens around the timelines where Abraham is one of the patriarchs. It seems as if some of the Jewish community (teachers/leaders) want to include Abraham as a priest, and then in other subtle ways, they disqualify him as a priest without really saying such a thing. What could be going on? Who is right? These unbelieving Jews? Or the patterns in the timelines that tell the story of how the priesthood baton is passed through the generations, beginning with Adam and Seth? This study is going to finish up counting through all the timelines right up to Moses. If you are interested to see the path the priesthood takes, then just “Come and See.” Shalom! https://studythecalendar.com/4-24-intro-melchizedek-priesthood-part-three-3 CCC invites you to study for yourself. You can download PDF's of all our Covenant Calendar Club teaching For more Covenant Calendar Studies & Resources, visit: http://www.studythecalendar.com/ Melchisedech Priesthood

Missed Part 1 see it here https://studythecalendar.com/melchizedek-priesthood/ For those of you that enjoyed the short introduction video to this teaching on the Melkhi-tzedek Priesthood, Part 2 - we are quite sure the full teaching will surprise you. The teaching addresses the notion of many believers and Jews that SHEM, the 2nd son of Noah was actually the Melki-tzedek king of righteousness that blessed Abraham. Was he? or was he not? And, there's a whole lot more that changes so much about our Highest Melki-tzedek Priest that also may be a surprise. So once again, the invitation is to "Come and See" - only just over an hour, but well worth the investment of time. Blessings & Shalom! CCC invites you to study for yourself. You can download PDF's of all our Covenant Calendar Club teaching For more Covenant Calendar Studies & Resources, visit: http://www.studythecalendar.com/

Shalom to all that are interested in the cornerstone message of the Scriptures - the Melki-tzedek Priesthood of our Most High Ruler in the majestic heavens. Part 1 is titled the "Seed of Like Kind" for a very special reason - because this study is based from the Original Seed of Heaven - not from any corrupt seed that was attempted to be put forth by the Adversary. This will be a new fresh start to this study - perhaps one you have not seen or thought of before. This "introduction" is just that - only an "introduction" with a lot of questions - a little bit of an overview of what is yet to come. For such an important study it is deemed absolutely pertinent that everyone learns to think logically and reasonably for themselves from now on. At this point there is no intention to present a "full-blown" study of every detail of Melki-tzedek - but each one needs to know the basics of why the blood-ratified covenant is so important, and HOW that is going to relate to Yahuah's Blood-ratified Covenant Calendar. For those that are not sure about the validity of the Feasts & Festivals, this study shows with simple clarity exactly how these qodesh (holy) festivals are still valid today. Then, of course, one needs to understand the calendar count to find the dates of these festivals. We hope you enjoy the presentations and are blessed. Shalom! Attachments area https://studythecalendar.com/melchizedek-priesthood/