Shalom Mishpachah,
Welcome to Followers of Yahuah, and thank you for subscribing to the website!
I’m grateful to have you connected with me as I continue sharing Scripture studies, calendar teachings, Feast Day reminders, and encouragement centered on walking according to the ways and appointed times of Yahuah.
This is my first email to the Followers of Yahuah subscriber family, and I’m excited to begin with an important upcoming appointed time:
📯 Yom Teruah — Feast of Trumpets
September 9th, 2026
1st Day of the 7th Month
Yom Teruah is one of Yahuah’s appointed times — a Shabbathon, a memorial of blowing shofars, and a holy convocation.
“Speak unto the children of Yashar’el, saying, In the seventh month, on the first day of the month, shall ye have a Shabbathon, a memorial of blowing of shofars, a holy convocation.”
Wayiqra (Leviticus) 23:24 | את Cepher
On this appointed day:
📯 Blow the shofar as a memorial
🕊️ Keep the day as a Shabbathon
👥 Gather for a holy convocation
🙌 Rejoice and give thanks before Yahuah
❤️ Prepare our hearts for the Day of Atonement and Sukkot
Bemidbar also gives instructions concerning this day:
“And in the seventh month, on the first day of the month, ye shall have a holy convocation; ye shall do no servile work: it is a day of blowing the trumpets unto you.”
Bemidbar (Numbers) 29:1 | את Cepher
Noah’s Feast of the Seventh Month
There is another important connection to this day that I do not want us to overlook.
Yovheliym (Jubilees) 6:23 tells us that Noah also celebrated a feast on the first day of the seventh month.
So when we arrive at Yom Teruah on the first day of the seventh month, we are also arriving at a date that carries significance going all the way back to Noah.
A Quick Note About “New Moon”
If you open many English translations of Jubilees, you may see this date translated as the “new moon of the seventh month” rather than the first day of the seventh month.
This is an important translation issue that I cover in greater detail on the website.
The Hebrew terminology matters. Chodesh is used in connection with the month, while yareach is the Hebrew word specifically used for the moon. Understanding this distinction is an important part of understanding Yahuah’s calendar and why the phrase “new moon” should not automatically be understood as a command to follow the lunar cycle.
I go much deeper into the chodesh vs. yareach issue, the problems with the lunar calendar, and the translation of “new moon” here:
Read: Exposing the Lunar Calendar
https://followersofyahuah.com/exposing-the-lunar-calendar/
The Yom Teruah Page Has Been Updated
I’ve also updated the Yom Teruah — Feast of Trumpets page with Scriptures and additional information concerning this appointed time.
📯 Visit the updated Yom Teruah page:
https://followersofyahuah.com/yom-terah-feast-of-trumpets/
Please check back frequently for updates.
As the upcoming Feast Days approach, I’ll continue adding more Scriptures, supporting information, studies, and additional details to the website. My goal is to continue building each Feast Day section so that the information is easy to find, study, verify in Scripture, and share with others.
Yom Teruah is not simply another date on a calendar. It is an appointed time established by Yahuah for His people.
As we approach the seventh month, may we prepare ourselves to honor this day with remembrance, obedience, thanksgiving, rejoicing, and the blowing of the shofar before Yahuah.
📯 Yom Teruah — September 9th, 2026
The 1st Day of the 7th Month
Thank you again for subscribing and becoming part of this growing mishpachah. I’ll continue sending Feast Day reminders, new teachings, calendar updates, and other important website announcements as new information is added.
May Yahuah bless you and keep you as you continue seeking His truth and walking in His ways.
Shalom,
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I have 2 questions?? Why do you show Yom Teruah beginning on September 9, 2026, when the normal Calendar shows September 11,2026 as the first day of the year?
Does the Last Trumpet blast occur at the Last Moment of the last day of the Feast, or at the beginning of the third day?
#1The calendar you are calling the “normal calendar” is not the calendar we go by. That calendar that shows September 11th is not the true Biblical calendar. The false people have a false calendar. The new year does not begin in the fall. It begins in the spring. Our calendar shows Yom Teruah according to the Biblical calendar. Not the Rev 2:9s calendar. They have made up their own new year and their own holiday for it which is not found anywhere in scripture. Those are doctrines of men which we do not follow.
#2. I do not know what you are referring to. Yom Teruah is a 1 day Memorial. It sounds like you are mixing in some extra thoughts that come from main stream christianity or jewish teachings. Please share what verse it is you are referring to when asking this question so I can give you a better answer.
Thank you so much for the information.
HALLELUYAHUAH!
Thank you so much for this updated information. I’ve been waiting for this and the other feasts information, and instructions.
HallaluYAH!! You are so welcome!
HaleluYAH!
Thank you so much for this🙏🏾.
Praise Yahuah!! You’re so welcome! Be blessed!
HalleluYAH!!! 🙏🏽
Thanks be to yah, he is worthy of all my praise.
HallaluYAH!!
thank you for the reminder of the feast days this is my second year of following YAH’s moedem
HallaluYAH!! Praise Yah!! You are so welcome! Be blessed!!
HalleluYah! I am new to this page. Thank you for providing this. Do you know of any gatherings in the Atlanta, Ga area. I would like to fellowship with other qodeshym (spelling?).
Thank you for your service
Thank you for your service. I look forward to learning more .
Thank you for your effort in trying to teach Yah’s Truths. Shalom ~
Am glad to be part of the family as I begin keeping the sabbath day I also want to participate in other biblical feasts activities and am sure all I want is here
Shalum… all praises to Yahuah for you and your family. Thank you.
I want to know how to celebrate the day of atonement. I saw rules that were traditional but I’m not sure if it is biblical. This would be my first time observing this holy day and I want to do it correctly to my best ability so that I can bring it to perfection.