BARLEY
REPORT
Nehemia Gordon from Jerusalem, Israel compiled the
following Barley Reports on March 11 and 12, 2012.
Aviv Search, Day 1 – “Today (March 11, 2013) we found two fields of Aviv
Barley near Gama Junction in the Northern Negev. The first field was 6-row
domesticated the Northern Negev, while the second was 2-row wild barley.”
Both
fields had large quantities of Aviv Barley. I posted photos of the barley on
Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/NehemiaGordon
Aviv Search,
Day 2 - On the second day of the Aviv
Search (March 12, 2013) we found more Aviv Barley in the Jordan Valley. We examined
one field at Nachal Firan that was 100% Aviv.
The
coming new moon will be Chodesh Ha-Aviv - the New Moon of the Aviv. We will
look for the new moon tonight in Israel. With 0.90% illumination and 47 minutes
lagtime visibility is unlikely on Tuesday Night. If the moon is not visible from
Israel on Tuesday night, the Biblical year will begin on Wednesday night.”
NEW MOON
REPORT
Nehamia Gordon from Jerusalem, Israel compiled the
following New Moon Reports for the months of March and April 2013 and the
beginnings of the First and Second Months of the New Sacred Year on the
Biblical Calendar.
New Moon of the Aviv – “On
Wednesday March 13, 2013 the new moon was sighted from Israel. The moon was first sighted from Jerusalem by Devorah
Burnett at 5:41 pm and shortly thereafter by Devorah Daniel, Jono Vandor,
Jeremy Childs, and Nehemia Gordon; from another location in Jerusalem by Willie
Ondricek at 5:50 pm; from Kefar Eldad by yoel Halevi at 5:52 pm; from Tel Aviv
by David Cachicas, Daniela Cachicas and Gabriel Cachicas at 6:30 pm.
Wednesday’s
sighting marked the beginning of the First Month of the Hebrew year. Chag HaMatzot the Feast of Unleavened bread
will begin at sunset on March 27, and will continue until sunset on April 3,
2013.
I
posted photos of the new moon from Jerusalem on Wednesday March 13, 2013 at:https://www.facebook.com/NehemiaGordon
Second Biblical Month (April 11) – On Thursday April 11, 2013 the new moon was sighted
from Israel. The moon was first sighted from Jerusalem by Willie Ondricek at
7:17pm; from a second location in Jerusalem by Nehemia Gordon at 7:24pm; from a
third location in Jerusalem by Yoel Halevi at 7:31pm.
My
photo of the new moon from Jerusalem is posted at: https://www.facebook.com/NehemiaGordon
The next New Moon is expected to be visible from
Jerusalem, Israel near sunset on May 11, 2013 when the moon will be 2.39% illuminated and 14.430 above the horizon at five
minutes past sunset.
There is a list of all the New Moons from March 2012
to March 2013 on the last page (Page 6).
You can use this to make your own calendar if you wish to do so. It may be a nice family project.
I sincerely apologize for being extremely late in
getting this newsletter posted. I have
been blasting many fruits and vegetables in my new Nutri-blast and am feeling a
lot better now and I am regaining my strength.
I had lots of rest but still have much difficulty at sitting at the
computer for more than 30 minutes at a time.
It is very painful at times to sit at the computer at all, which greatly
affects my concentration.
I was beginning to seriously think if I would be
able to do this for another year or so.
I sought our
heavenly Father on this and was given the prophecy to keep going and that it
was very important that I do so. I was
relieved to hear that. Since the
Almighty be for us, who can be or stand against us. Messiah went through a great deal more pain
than I have been going through of late to save me. I can go through a little to serve Him. Thank you for all of your enduring patience. I didn’t receive any complaints from any
subscriber over the past couple of months.
I hope to have the May newsletter done by mid-month. We will see what
happens. I had to combine the newsletters again this month.
COMET
PANSTARRS AND THE NEW MOON OF THE AVIV
Though it was not as bright as first anticipated,
Comet PANSTARRS put on a great show in mid-March. It was still a comet of the first magnitude
and was such when it was next to the New Moon of the Aviv on March 12, 2013.
This comet is most interesting because it arrived
near and on the New Moon of the Aviv and was still visible during Passover and
the Week of Unleavened Bread. Since its
arrival there have been many incidents of violence throughout the world, though
not much above normal, at least normal for these days. A new Pope was selected on the New Moon of
the Aviv, Obama visited Israel shortly after, and other incidents that were
newsworthy. It is difficult at best to
put all of this in perspective at this time.
But I can see the wheels of speculation beginning to turn and pick up
speed. Again, we will just have to wait
to see what happens.
Below are some photos of the comet and the new moon
as seen from two locations in the United States. The photo below was taken from Las Vegas on
March 13 with the comet seen to the left of the crescent moon.
The photo below is a great picture of the comet by
itself. It was taken from Henderson, NV
on March 11. The comet is about a half a
magnitude brighter here and is not in the solar glare. This is my favorite photo of the comet
itself.
Chart 606 shows where the comet will be in the dusk sky from
March 20 to May 31, 2013. Though it will become too dim to see even with binoculars soon.
Chart 606 – Location of Comet
PANSTARRS at dusk from March 20 to May 31, 2013.
Chart 607 shows the path of Comet PANSTARRS from March 13 to
April 5, 2013. The comet passed through
the constellation Andromeda at that time.
Andromeda represents Israel in bondage to the beast from the sea. Recent worldly events may be working up to
that scenario.
Chart 607 – Path of Comet PANSTARRS from
March 13 to April 5, 2013 from Pisces through Andromeda
