Updated January 27, 2026

Click below for

The first day, rosh chodesh 
January 28
2026 this solar year.
(The IAU boundaries are

NOT in agreement f

or this chodesh in 2026)

Sun:
(S) Stellarium 
0h00m00.01s 
Azimuth 180° 00'00.3"

Things are Changing

The "usual" dates for the previous chodesh, this one and the next are not following the same patterns that have been observed in the past. Yet the data remains the same. We look to see when the sun is closest to the prime meridian as the sun travels that invisible line called the ecliptic plane.  We'll show you some comparisons next chodesh so that you have an opportunity to see where the spring appointed times fall in the upcoming year.  Thus far, we have taken data in on three different occasions since November, and nothing has deviated from the information gathered back in November.  The first chodesh appears to be beginning nearly 2 weeks later than usual.  But we give an incredible amount of weight to the words found in Malachi.  We are told that many things shift and change, but not YHVH, therefore we continue to use this method that has held up to our scrutiny during our continued research of the past 4 millenniums. There are even some things in the future that we have discovered. But we're waiting for the appropriate topic to unfold these revelations. Notice that the 12th chodesh is highlighted in yellow. This is because we continue to verify the sun's position closer to that date. But so far it hasn't changed since November 2025.

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