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An original Chart
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 Abib: March/April  [7th month of Civil year][1st month of Religious calendar]  Warming weather, Pulling  of Flax   29 days
 Iyar or (Ziv), April, May [8th month of Civil Year][2nd month of Religious Calendar] Temps climb but  weather still nice   29 days 
Sivan, May/June  [9th month of Civil Year][3rd month of Religious calendar] Barley harvest, winter wheat;  First Fruits Deut 16:9-12      30 days 
Tammuz, June/July  [10th month of Civil Year][4th month of Religious Calendar] Really hot!   29 days 
Ab   July/August  [11th month of Civil year][5th month of Religious]  Harvest of summer fruit, hot!  30 days 

Elul   August/ September [12th month of Civil calendar][6th month of religious calendar]  Cooling weather and Olive harvest     29 days 

Ethanim, or (Tishri): Sept./October  [Start of Civil year][7th month of Religious Calendar] Mild to moderate weather; time for plowing    30 days 

Heshvan, also called “ Marchesvan” or “But” ,  October/November  [2nd month of Civil year] [8th month of Religious Calendar]  Grain plating, cooling down ; “First rains”     29 or 30 days

 Chislev   November/December  [3rd month of Civil year][9th month of Religious calendar],  Dreary and overcast    29 days 

Tebeth, December/January   [4th month of the Civil Year][10th month of Religious Calendar]  Overcast and cloudy        29 days

 Shebat    January/February   [5th month of Civil year][11th month of Religious calendar] Life begins to pick up on the streets      30 days 

Adar   February/ March  [6th month of Civil year][12th month of Religious Calendar] “Latter rains”, Jeremiah 3:3      29 or 30 days

2nd Adar or ‘Veadar’   Used to maintain the balance of the calendar   29 days  
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Leap Years run in 17 year cycles, with 9 occurrences of a 2nd Abib [or, “Veadar”] lasting 29 days.The first and the last years are leap years automatically.  

Four different New years are listed in the Mishna:  First of Abib [Nisan] for the religious calendar and dates and festivals,  First of Elul for tithing cattle, and the First of Ethanim [Tishri] for the civil calendar, and more recently the 15th of Shebat [Shevat] as the New Year for trees.

 

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