If He's Right It's October 12th

Summary

The narrator argues that Josephus’s description of Passover occurring when the Sun is in Aries may offer a way to calculate the biblical feasts using a seasonal, “tropical” zodiac. Applying that approach, he concludes that the Feast of Trumpets in 2026 falls on October 12. This is presented as the narrator’s interpretation, not as an established or universally accepted calendar calculation.

Main Ideas

• The heavens as a calendar: The narrator cites Genesis 1:14, which describes the heavenly lights as signs for seasons, days, and years. He connects the Hebrew word mo’ed (Strong’s H4150) both to seasons and to the Lord’s appointed feasts.
• Josephus and Aries: The narrator quotes Antiquities of the Jews, in which Josephus describes Passover as occurring on the 14th day of Nisan when the Sun is in Aries. The narrator treats this reference as the basis for a seasonal calendar calculation.
• Tropical zodiac, not astrology: The video distinguishes the tropical zodiac from astrology. In the system described, the ecliptic—the Sun’s apparent path—is divided into twelve equal 30-degree sections anchored to the equinoxes and solstices. The narrator presents this as a mathematical calendar grid tied to the seasons, not as a claim that star positions influence people’s lives.
  • 0° Aries marks the spring equinox.
  • 0° Cancer marks the beginning of summer.
  • 0° Libra marks the autumn equinox.
  • 0° Capricorn marks the beginning of winter.
  • Because of Earth’s axial precession, the grid and the physical constellations have gradually shifted relative to one another.

How the Narrator Says the Calendar Is Calculated

1. Determine the exact vernal equinox, which anchors the tropical zodiac.
2. Identify the new moon associated with the Sun’s passage through the 30-degree Aries sector.
3. Set Nisan 1 from that new moon, while checking that Passover—the 14th or 15th day of the month—does not fall before the start of spring.
4. If the lunar year is too far ahead of the solar seasons, insert a leap month, called a second Adar, to realign the calendar.
5. Calculate the Feast of Trumpets from the start of the seventh month, which the narrator approximates as about 177 days after Nisan 1.

The 2026 Calculation

The narrator says the spring equinox occurred on March 20, 2026. The March 19 new moon came before the Sun entered the tropical Aries sector, so he assigns Nisan 1 to the next new moon, April 17. He says Nisan 1 began at sunset that day, making April 18 the first full day of the month. Counting roughly 177 days forward produces October 12 for the Feast of Trumpets.

Comparison with Other Approaches

The narrator says his tropical-zodiac calculation agrees with two other methods he has used: a calculation based on rabbinic Jewish material and an interpretation involving Revelation 12. He also says his check for 2017 produced September 23, leaving his Revelation-based interpretation unchanged.

Speakers and Sources

• Speaker: One narrator, apparently the video’s creator, TyGreen.
• Sources and references cited by the narrator: Josephus, Antiquities of the Jews (Book 3, Chapter 10); Genesis 1:14; Revelation 12; Strong’s Hebrew Concordance entry H4150; the traditional Jewish calendar and rabbinic material; and the tropical zodiac calendar system.