Today in Bible history

Hebrew days run from sunset to sunset, so the Gregorian date shown for a Bible day is its daylight part. Dates follow the calculated Hebrew calendar in use today; the Bible's own months were set by the moon and the barley, so a day or so of difference is possible. Only events whose day and month are written in Scripture are shown.

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Feast Event Month only: placed on the 1st of the Hebrew month

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Tap a date to see its Hebrew date and the events Scripture gives for it. Each reference opens in Read.

Where the two calendars meet in

Each Bible month (Nisan is the first, Exodus 12:2) starts on a Gregorian date. This table shows every Hebrew month that touches the year.

Bible monthHebrew monthStarts onDaysEvents

Events in on the Gregorian calendar