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7
Apr

Hebrew In Israel | How The Aviv Works – Learn Torah

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Yoel explains the practical logistics of this component of the feasts and calendar based on the Aviv Search of 2019. This teaching was presented to our Weekly Bible Class group.

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23
Mar

Hebrew In Israel | Aviv Barley, New Moon, Passover – Learn Torah

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In this episode Yoel talks with Jono Vandor of Truth2U.org about the aviv barley search, the new moon sighting, and how they relate to the biblical Hebrew calendar, the new year, and Pesach (Passover).

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