HalleluYAH
This page is dedicated to my testimony and a fun shadow marking project!
The shadow marking project allows us to number our days and count YAH's Feast Days.
I've done multiple videos over on Covenant Calendar Club recapping what I've learned from practicing this fun project.
Scripture tells us the beginning of the year is actually in what we call the Spring.
I'm still studying this out, but it has to do with the Tequfah (what we call Equinox).
Tequfah is Strong's H8622, and it means circuit, as of the sun, after the course of the year.
My understanding so far is that we mark the shadow around the time of the Equinox.
The day the shadow marks make a straight line is the last day of the previous year. The day after that is the first day of the new year.
From there we count 14 days to Pecach and so on.
Again, I am still studying this out. But I've been putting together shadow marking presentations as I learn.
I'm still studying this out, but it has to do with the Tequfah (what we call Equinox).
Tequfah is Strong's H8622, and it means circuit, as of the sun, after the course of the year.
My understanding so far is that we mark the shadow around the time of the Equinox.
The day the shadow marks make a straight line is the last day of the previous year. The day after that is the first day of the new year.
From there we count 14 days to Pecach and so on.
Again, I am still studying this out. But I've been putting together shadow marking presentations as I learn.
Shadow marking project V2 - this pdf goes along with the video above.
Shadow marking project V3 - this pdf goes along with the video above.
Additional resources:
Shadow marking project V4 goes with the video below. The most recent tracking video I've done.
Additional resources:
- Marking the shadow instructions cheat sheet and data collection sheet.pdf (printable)
- UTC and time zone names
- Solar noon calculator
Shadow marking project V4 goes with the video below. The most recent tracking video I've done.