The Comprehensive Jewish and Civil Calendars 2001 to 2240
The Comprehensive Jewish and Civil Calendars 2001 to 2240
- Corresponding Jewish and Civil Dates, 2001 to 2240
- Weekly Torah and Haftarah Readings
- Jewish, Civil, US Federal (including Juneteenth), and Israeli Holidays
- Fast Days, Rosh Hodesh, and Machzor Hagadol
- Shemittah and Hakhel Years
- Birth and Death of Moses and Rebbe
- Ample Space for Notes and to Record Important Family Events
- Candle-Lighting Times for Selected National and International Cities
The Jewish Calendar History and Inner Workings
The Jewish Calendar History and Inner Workings, Fourth Edition
LIST OF TABLES
LIST OF FIGURES
FORWARD
CHAPTER 1 PRECURSORS TO THE JEWISH CALENDAR
CHAPTER 2 THE OBSERVATIONAL JEWISH CALENDAR
CHAPTER 3 THE CALCULATED JEWISH CALENDAR: MEASUREMENT OF TIME
CHAPTER 4 THE CALCULATED JEWISH CALENDAR: THE MOLAD
CHAPTER 5 POSTPONEMENTS OF ROSH HASHANAH
CHAPTER 6 CALENDRICAL CYCLES
CHAPTER 7 THE NINETEEN-YEAR CYCLE AND PERPETUAL CALENDARS
CHAPTER 8 JEWISH CALENDAR STATISTICS
CHAPTER 9 ERRORS AND REMEDIES
CHAPTER 10 FINDING T’KUFAH NISAN (THE VERNAL EQUINOX)
CHAPTER 11 CREATING JEWISH CALENDARS
FINAL EXAM
APPENDIX A Callippus’ Correction to the Calendar
APPENDIX B Molad Worksheet
APPENDIX C Year-Equivalent Values Within a Cycle
APPENDIX D Number of Accumulated Common and Leap Years by Year Within a Cycle
APPENDIX E Month-Equivalent Values
APPENDIX F Cycle-Equivalent Values
APPENDIX G Nineteen-Year Cycle Structures, Sets 1 Through 7
APPENDIX H Nineteen-Year Cycle Structures, Sets 8 and 9
APPENDIX I 4000-Year Perpetual Jewish Calendar
APPENDIX J 800 - Year Perpetual Gregorian Calendar
APPENDIX K Structure of the Jewish Year by Character
APPENDIX L Some Useful Constants and Formulas
ANSWERS TO SELECTED CHAPTER EXERCISES
ANSWERS TO THE FINAL EXAM
INDEX
The Jewish calendar for the Mathematically Challenged
A Deep Dive into the Jewish Calendar for the Mathematically Challenged
Author's Note
Introduction
Chapter 1 - A Brief History of the Jewish and Civil Calendars
Chapter 2 - Jewish Time
Chapter 3 - Rosh Hashanah and its Postponement Rules
Chapter 4 - Calendrical Cycles
Chapter 5 - Nineteen-Year Cycles and Perpetual Calendars
Chapter 6 - Jewish Calendar Statistics
Chapter 7 - Errors and Remedies
Appendices
Chapter Questions
Chapter Answers
Index
AVAILABLE IN PAPERBACK AND KINDLE FORMATS
The comprehensive Jewish and civil calendars (Not US)
The Comprehensive Jewish and Civil Calendars 2021 to 2140 (Not US)
- Corresponding Jewish and Civil Dates, 2001 to 2240
- Weekly Torah and Haftarah Readings
- Jewish, Israeli and National Holidays of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and United Kingdom
- Fast Days, Rosh Hodesh, and Machzor Hagadol
- Sabbatical and Hakhel Years
- Space for Notes and to Record Important Family Events
- Sabbath and Holiday Candle-Lighting Times for Selected Cities
The Jewish people's Planner 5786
The Jewish People’s Planner, A 16-Month Calendar for 5786/2025-2026
A Two-Page Spread for Each Week:
- One Page with Corresponding Jewish and Civil Dates Allowing for Recording Daily Tasks, Appointments, and Reminders, and
- A Facing Page for Recording Weekly Goals, Objectives, Notes, Reflections and To-Dos.
Plus:
- An Area to List Contact Information,
- Jewish, Civil, Federal and National-Israeli Holidays,
- Weekly Torah and Haftarah Readings,
- Fast Days, Rosh Hodesh, and Omer Count
- An Explanation and Description of Jewish and National-Israeli Holidays,
- Jewish Calendar Facts for Each Month,
- Important Monthly Astronomical Occurrences,
- Weekly Inspirational Quotes
- 16-Month Full View and “At-A-Glance” Calendars,
- Detailed View of Jewish, Civil and National-Israeli Holidays for 2027,
- A Jewish, Civil and National-Israeli Holiday List for 2028, and
- Candle-Lighting Times for Selected North-American Cities.
A review of The Jewish People’s Planner 5785, appeared in the June 7, 2024 edition of San Diego Jewish World at www.sdjewishworld.com/2024/06/07/combined-american-and-hebrew-calendar-book-makes-planning-easy/