Hebrew Calendar

[Sherlock Holmes]

Dude, re-read your own posts, how do you get confused so quickly?

It's was you who falsely claimed the Hebrew calendar was lunar,
which is why a Muslim-Arabian specifically lunar calendar,
is brought to the discussion...

Can you keep up, sherlock?

Oh that, yes you could have just said "The Hebrew calendar is lunisolar not lunar" and I'd have readily agreed, it was typed in haste that's all. But you posted cryptic waffle about Mecca and so on, you don't seem to know how to disagree with a person or dispute a claim without rambling and insulting.

 

[rylah]

Oh that, yes you could have just said "The Hebrew calendar is lunisolar not lunar" and I'd have readily agreed, it was typed in haste that's all.

It's not only lunisolar,

there're calculations in accordance with the seasons of the land.

 

[Sherlock Holmes]

It's not only lunisolar,

Then say that next time, if that's what you meant why didn't you just say that!

 

[rylah]

Then say that next time, if that's what you meant why didn't you say that!

Sherlock it takes decades of study in several ancient languages.

The saying "Israel are beyond constellations" (Tract. Shabat),
is not just a metaphor, there's no date favoring your ilk,
that you can calculate to survive attacking Israel.

 

[Sherlock Holmes]

Sherlock it takes decades of study in several ancient languages.

Nonsense, all one has to do is click a link like this one. This is why we have computers, this is why the gentiles invented computing machines, for dingbats like you to use.

 

[rylah]

Nonsense, all one has to do is click a link like this one.

Ok, let's see you calculate when the next harvest festival in Jerusalem begins.
It would be favorable to the millisecond, but try the hours first,
you can use google...or pen and a paper if you want,
to try it like the Hebrew sages did.

Let's see the calculation.

Know where to start?

 

[Sherlock Holmes]

Ok, let's see you calculate when the next harvest festival in Jerusalem begins.
It would be favorable to the millisecond, but try the hours first,
you can use google...or pen and a paper if you want,
to try it like the Hebrew sages did.

Let's see the calculation.

Know where to start?

I have no need to calculate anything, I can use the tools that exist like the calendar website I just showed you.

One can use first principles to compute any computable datum, I could compute the square root of 100 by hand, but who does that? do you?

I really have no idea what you're rambling on about any more, you've started to come off the rails.