In Hebrews 12:22-24, it is affirmed that the divine calendar plays a crucial role in uniting God’s Kingdom in Heaven, on earth, and under earth in a worship assembly. God provided Moses with an exact replica of the worship system in heaven as outlined in Exodus 25:8-9 and Hebrews 8:1-5. Most importantly, Christ Jesus of Nazareth is believed to use this calendar at the City of Jerusalem in Heaven to lead the people of God during their general assemblies at sacred liturgical periods ordained before the foundation of this earth was laid.

To synchronize the heavenly and earthly calendars for observing worship periods, holy days, sabbaths, and festivals, God gave Moses the precise starting time for the calendar in heaven. This synchronization ensured that the earthly calendar aligned perfectly with the heavenly one. In Exodus 12:1-2, God instructed Moses to establish a new beginning of months, aligning Israel’s reckoning of time with the original heavenly calendar. This re-calibration aimed to restore the Israelite’s understanding of time, as they had lost the original calendar during their 430 years of slavery in Egypt.

Knowing and understanding the divine dates of the Heaven Calendar is crucial for spiritually bringing the Kingdom of Heaven on earth. In Numbers 28:1-2, the Lord commanded Moses to convey to the children of Israel the importance of presenting offerings and sacrifices at their appointed times, emphasizing the significance of observing these rituals with due reverence. Christ Jesus underscored this connection in the Lord’s Prayer, stating, “Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven” (Matthew 6:10). The Kingdom of God, represented by the Heavenly Jerusalem, continually comes down and connects spiritually with the Kingdom on earth and the Kingdom under earth during all the heavenly gatherings: on the Daily Sacrifice, every Seventh-day Sabbath, every New Month Sabbath, every Passover, every Pentecost Day, every Atonement Day, and every Feast of Tabernacles.

In accordance with 1 Peter 2:5,6 Christ Jesus, presently serving as the High Priest in the Holy Temple of Heaven, leads these assemblies, offering His precious blood that is made available under the new covenant for believers’ spiritual sacrifices. According to the Psalmist in Psalms 50:1-5, Christ Jesus will gather His people to His abode, specifically those with whom He has a covenant of sacrifice, before the dreadful day of judgment.

Before God said, “Let there be light,” the heavenly kingdom was already using this divine calendar. The Lord’s Supper (New Covenant Passover), Sabbath, and new month Sabbath are eternally celebrated in Heaven and will continue in the new Heaven and earth in line with Isaiah 66:22-24; Matthew 26:26-29 and Zechariah 14:16-19. It is the biblical calendar that serves as the guide for these general assemblies at the Heavenly Jerusalem Center of Worship, connecting God’s Kingdom in Heaven, on earth, and under earth into a unified worship assembly.

This calendar, God’s timetable, structured the world’s divisions of time. God, deliberately orchestrating events, used His time structure to create the entire world, with the biblical hour as the basic unit of time. God’s calendar consists of twelve months, each with thirty days, and five intercalary days inserted at the end of the twelfth month to regulate the years. The calendar’s cycles, based on the weekly Sabbath, ensure a sabbatical order. It guides the cycle of weeks, starting on the 1st day (Sunday) and culminating in a seven-year cycle, ensuring synchronization with the divine calendar. God’s deliberate creation of the world in six days emphasizes the sanctity of the Sabbath, demonstrating God’s desire for its perpetual observance, extending beyond the present world to the new heavens and the new earth, as emphasized in Isaiah 66:22-24. By modeling this rest, as evidenced in Genesis 2:1-4, Exodus 20:8-11, and Hebrews 4:4-10, God invites humanity to observe the Sabbath as a means of setting aside time for reflection, rejuvenation, and communion with Him (Genesis 2:1-4, Exodus 20:8-11 and Hebrews 4:4-10). God uses the Eight Major components to determine time as shown below