Biblical and Gregorian Dates of the Holy Days: 2025
Passover service — Night of Abib/Nisan 15 — Saturday night, April 12 after sunset
1st Day of Unleavened Bread — Abib/Nisan 15 — Sunday, April 13 *
7th Day of Unleavened Bread — Abib/Nisan 21 — Saturday, April 19 *
Pentecost — Sivan 6 — Monday, June 2 *
Day of Trumpets — Etanim/Tishri 1 — Tuesday, September 23 *
Day of Atonement — Etanim/Tishri 10 — Thursday, October 2 *
1st Day of Tabernacles — Etanim/Tishri 15 — Tuesday, October 7 *
Eighth Day / Last Great Day — Etanim/Tishri 22 — Tuesday, October 14 *
* All Holy Days begin the previous Gregorian date at sunset. This is because Biblical days begin and end at sunset rather than midnight.
1st Day of Unleavened Bread — Abib/Nisan 15 — Sunday, April 13 *
7th Day of Unleavened Bread — Abib/Nisan 21 — Saturday, April 19 *
Pentecost — Sivan 6 — Monday, June 2 *
Day of Trumpets — Etanim/Tishri 1 — Tuesday, September 23 *
Day of Atonement — Etanim/Tishri 10 — Thursday, October 2 *
1st Day of Tabernacles — Etanim/Tishri 15 — Tuesday, October 7 *
Eighth Day / Last Great Day — Etanim/Tishri 22 — Tuesday, October 14 *
* All Holy Days begin the previous Gregorian date at sunset. This is because Biblical days begin and end at sunset rather than midnight.
Current Hebrew Year Information
The current Biblical/Hebrew year, March 2025 to March 2026, is a common year of 12 months, or 354 days. It is the 10th year of the current 19-year cycle.