“A time to rend, and a time to sow; a time to keep silence, and a time to speak.”

— Ecclesiastes 3:7

A Mighty Movement Restoring the Creator’s  Worship Time

Under the Roman Decree of Nicaea  (AD 325) Barley Harvest was replaced by the Spring Equinox

“From the time of the Nicaean  decree until  the present day, it has been passed on from generation to generation that  the Hebrew Passover ‘was at the first full moon after the equinox of spring.’ The tables of the modern Jewish calendar follow this plan. Many historians, both ancient and modern, have taken it for granted that the Hebrews had always kept their Passover at this time, and that such was therefore the case in the days of Christ, but it was not so. The Karaites who closely adhered to the Sadducean literature, and represent a pre-rabbinical view of the Mosaic Law have been the chief opponents to this ruling. Their prolonged polemic with the Rabbanites in the eighth and ninth centuries, is an evidence that such regulation of the Jewish Passover was not the original precept of Moses. This far-reaching influence of the Karaite teaching made itself felt upon the [Advent Movement] in 1844.”

— The Grace Amadon Collection, Crucifixion  Date, Part V, excerpts

NOW is the time for the Creator’s Calendar to be restored

“Fear God, and give glory to him; for the hour of his judgment is come: and worship him that made heaven, and earth, and the sea, and the fountains of waters.”

— Revelation 14:7

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