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and Commanded Assemblies for 2008
Comment: Biblical days are reckoned from evening to evening, which is to say the dark part of the day always precedes the light part of the day. Accordingly, a Biblical day always commences at evening the day before a stated Roman day. For example, when the Roman day Saturday 19 April is reckoned in Biblical time, the day commences the night before at evening on Friday 18 April. What this means For Passover is that it is actually observed on the night of 18 April.
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