The Hebrew calendar underwent a dramatic transformation throughout Israelite history. While some month names in Scripture date back to the time of Moses and the Exodus, others—like Tammuz and Sivan—bear pagan origins and were adopted during the Babylonian exile. This article traces the authentic biblical month names used during the Exodus and distinguishes them from the Babylonian imports that reshaped the Hebrew calendar after captivity.

For centuries, the true identity of the Hebrew Israelites was hidden by a conspiracy of nations united to erase us from history (Psalm 83:5). Scattered, enslaved, and ridiculed, many Israelites lack wisdom, fueling harmful stereotypes that harm us all. Despite Babylon’s mockery, other nations quietly acknowledge our true heritage. Healing, wisdom, and strong families are key to reclaiming our rightful place as Yashar’ala—chosen, but called to walk in truth and honor.

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