Wait... since jews use a lunar calender for holidays, they usually fall on full moons, and full moons are when lunar eclipse happens. Isn't it just a given that lunar eclipses also just happen on Jewish holidays?
what interesting jewish calendar is different that our calendar. it is been quite awhile I seen a jewish calendar. a couple of weeks ago, I ate bagel, so I still jewish.
lunar eclipses wouldn't changes that much in either calendars, it shouldn't it. jewish holidays dates will change every year, because over 5000 years old, when jewish tradition starts. jewish calendar doesn't won't have 365 days a years. a jewish calendar will start at 5000 something, every year. jewish holidays dates could be 10 days, 2 weeks, or even a month different than year before. a jewish calendar will not have thanksgiving on November 25 or 27 like a regular. definitely a jewish calendar will not have Christmas in it.
Oct 05, 2015 @ 00:22:10
