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Appendix B

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Once the date of a month is established, as at Appendix A, the next step is to find out what day of the week that date falls upon. When that is determined you simply enter a 1 in the space for that day of the week. For example if it is a Monday, (as in the 1994 example below) then enter a 1 under Monday. If it is a Tuesday then enter a 1 under Tuesday. Then in the next weekday spaces enter 2,3,4,5,6 etc., all the way up to 29. At 29 stop and see what day of the week the next month starts at. If it is the weekday following the 29th, then the month you are working on will have only 29 days. If it is two week days away, then the month you are working with will have 30 days. Enter 30 in the next space and move to the next month.

1994 Examples




1st Abib was 14th March.
This was a Monday.
So the calendar for Abib in 1994 appeared like this:

The 2 highlighted days are Feasts.

First Month, Abib 1994
123456SABBATH
  1
14 Mar		 2
15 Mar		 3
16 Mar		 4
17 Mar		 5
18 Mar		 6
19 Mar
7
20 Mar		 8
21 Mar		 9
22 Mar		 10
23 Mar		 11
24 Mar		 12
25 Mar		 13
26 Mar
14
27 Mar		 15
28 Mar		 16
29 Mar		 17
30 Mar		 18
31 Mar		 19
1 Apr		 20
2 Apr
21
3 Apr		 22
4 Apr		 23
5 Apr		 24
6 Apr		 25
7 Apr		 26
8 Apr		 27
9 Apr
28
10 Apr		 29
11 Apr		          




1st Zif was a Tuesday.
This left Abib with only 29 days.
Had Zif started on a Wednesday, Abib would have had 30 days. 		Second Month, Zif 1994
123456SABBATH
    1
12 Apr		 2
13 Apr		 3
14 Apr		 4
15 Apr		 5
16 Apr
6
17 Apr		 7
18 Apr		 8
19 Apr		 9
20 Apr		 10
21 Apr		 11
22 Apr		 12
23 Apr
13
24 Apr		 14
25 Apr		 15
26 Apr		 16
27 Apr		 17
28 Apr		 18
29 Apr		 19
30 Apr
20
1 May		 21
2 May		 22
3 May		 23
4 May		 24
5 May		 25
6 May		 26
7 May
27
8 May		 28
9 May		 29
10 May		 30
11 May		      

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