Evidence of the Biblical Calendar

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Dec 18, 2018, 7:46 AM – Becca Biderman posted in In search of His ancient and true path …from cover to cover.

Due to the progression of the green season here in Israel I wanted to make a statement concerning what I am watching develop on the Land.

IF, if, if, if…..nothing slow down what is happening as far as the greening of Israel and the movement of the animals and the blooming of the wild flowers and such things as the development of the foragable plants…..If this does not slow down….I would expect to see an aviv crop ready in time for Wave Sheaf/First Fruits of the new moon cycle on March 7th or 8th making it the head of the New Year of Elohim….IF, if, if.

Of course I am waiting for the volunteer barley to show itself to be in the condition of aviv. Of course, this is our אות or our sign.

I personally have watched the Land and have realized that the Land is like a clock. As each event in it’s own timing presents itself it’s function is as the ‘big hand’ on the aviv-barley-alarm-clock. As those things display themselves on the land the ‘big hand’ of the aviv-barley-clock brings us closer and closer to the volunteer barley displaying itself aviv.

YES! the ONE who created and controls everything can slow down this process, or slow down that clock! WITHOUT a doubt. That’s why I would not say to you anything thing else other than it LOOKS like at this point that this is what COULD happen. I’m not saying that it is GOING to happen.

Elohim, sometimes likes cliff-hangers. And we wait on the clock-maker to tweak His aviv-barley-clock……..but it sure is fun watching and waitng on His will and His way.

Every year the amount of time that I can forage wild green off the Land is a different span of time. This year my foraging time is long. I can see that presenting themselves to me in the month of December is going to afford me and extended foraging season.

It sad to me that those that live around me are hardly aware, if at all, that Israel is greening early this year. The Jewish people mostly work high-tech jobs in concrete jungles and live in house (if they have a house and not an apartment) with artifical grass, completely disconnect from the display of the Land. Then those that do live on kibbutzim or moshavim are planting and manupulating crops to the whim and desire of men….things that do not follow the rythm of Elohim.

I want to shout out to them that they are missing these miraculous events. The cyclical display of eternal life…..life from death….this promise of יהוה when we are in covenant with Him. But they would just see me as a crazy Anglo.

Thanks for listening to my ramblings.Updated Dec 19, 2018, 2:43 AM

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Dec 11, 2018, 9:08 AM – Becca Biderman posted in In search of His ancient and true path …from cover to cover.

The emmer (wild wheat) that I gathered and saved from last year and then planted in our new location is thriving! Hoping to begin the process of increasing the amount of seed until I can sow a field.

It’s those tall blades of ‘grass’.The emmer (wild wheat) that I gathered and saved from last year and then planted in our new location is thriving! Hoping to begin the process of increasing the amount of seed until I can sow a field.

It’s those tall blades of ‘grass’.Updated Dec 11, 2018, 9:08 AM

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Dec 9, 2018, 4:55 PM – Becca Biderman posted in In search of His ancient and true path …from cover to cover.

This is SO early for me to be reporting this.

I saw three young storks while I was working outside today. I noticed them because they were honking loudly as they flew by overhead on their way to the Kinneret. Now stay with me as I tell you the facts of this sighting.

The first thing I want to tell you is, these were NOT the migratory Egyptian storks. These are the resident storks that are here year round.

There are a couple of things that make their sighting important to the progression to Aviv. The first thing is they are grouping together and honking, a prelude to mating. The second thing is that the local storks always do this ahead of the Egyptian storks that come through on their way to Europe. The local storks are the first to gather into mating pairs and start the mating season’s loud honking and group flights.

Today marked the beginning of that.Updated Dec 9, 2018, 5:06 PM