New Testament History

For every day of the public ministry, the Jewish lunar date and the corresponding Julian solar date are given. The dates are followed by a summary of the events that happened on that day. The links give the visions that describe the events in detail.

Tishri 30 AD

1 Tishri 30 AD = Sunday 17 September: the civil New Year takes place; Christ forgives Abigail.

2 Tishri 30 AD = Monday 18 September: Christ heals, teaches in the synagogue, goes to Abila, and teaches.

3 Tishri 30 AD = Tuesday 19 September: Christ heals the blind and deaf-and-dumb in Abila and teaches.

4 Tishri 30 AD = Wednesday 20 September: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Abila, heals, and walks through the vineyards.

5 Tishri 30 AD = Thursday 21 September: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Abila, heals, and goes to Gadara.

6 Tishri 30 AD = Friday 22 September: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Gadara.

7 Tishri 30 AD = Saturday 23 September: Christ heals, teaches in the synagogue, heals pagan children, and exorcises; a conversion takes place.

8 Tishri 30 AD = Sunday 24 September: the fast for the worship of the calf (though one day postponed) takes place; Christ teaches, heals, and goes to Dion.

9 Tishri 30 AD = Monday 25 September: Christ heals in Dion, goes to the synagogue, and joins a meal; the Day of Atonement begins in the evening.

10 Tishri 30 AD = Tuesday 26 September: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Dion on the Day of Atonement.

11 Tishri 30 AD = Wednesday 27 September: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Dion, goes to Jogbeha, and teaches the Karaites.

12 Tishri 30 AD = Thursday 28 September: Christ teaches and heals in Jogbeha, and spends the night in Succoth.

13 Tishri 30 AD = Friday 29 September: Christ goes to Ainon, teaches at the baptism place, spends the evening in the synagogue, and joins a banquet.

14 Tishri 30 AD = Saturday 30 September: Christ teaches in the synagogue, heals, tells a parable (similarly to Luke 15:11-32 on 7 Sivan 32 AD), and joins a meal during the night.

15 Tishri 30 AD = Sunday 1 October: the Feast of Tabernacles takes place; Christ goes to Succoth and forgives an adulteress.

16 Tishri 30 AD = Monday 2 October: Christ goes to the baptism place near Ainon, heals, and forgives.

17 Tishri 30 AD = Tuesday 3 October: Christ teaches in Ainon and goes to Akrabis.

18 Tishri 30 AD = Wednesday 4 October: Christ is near Akrabis, heals, joins a festive meal, goes to Shiloh, and teaches.

19 Tishri 30 AD = Thursday 5 October: Christ teaches in Shiloh.

20 Tishri 30 AD = Friday 6 October: Christ goes to Korea, heals a blind youth, and teaches in the synagogue during the evening.

21 Tishri 30 AD = Saturday 7 October: Christ teaches in the synagogue and heals; the Feast of Tabernacles ends.

22 Tishri 30 AD = Sunday 8 October: Christ visits people, goes to Ophra, and heals; a celebration takes place.

23 Tishri 30 AD = Monday 9 October: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Ophra (Matt 6:25-34; Luke 12:22-32); a messenger of Cyrinus of Cyprus arrives.

24 Tishri 30 AD = Tuesday 10 October: Christ leaves Ophra and visits farms.

25 Tishri 30 AD = Wednesday 11 October: Christ goes to Salem, heals, and teaches in the synagogue.

26 Tishri 30 AD = Thursday 12 October: a banquet takes place in Salem.

27 Tishri 30 AD = Friday 13 October: Christ goes to Aruma and teaches in the synagogue during the evening.

28 Tishri 30 AD = Saturday 14 October: Christ is in the synagogue of Aruma and visits a home for old people; a banquet and festival in the synagogue take place.

29 Tishri 30 AD = Sunday 15 October: Christ has a dispute with Pharisees in Aruma and goes to an inn near Thanat-Silo.

30 Tishri 30 AD = Monday 16 October: the Festival of the New Moon takes place in the synagogue of Thanat-Silo during the evening.

Heshvan 30 AD

1 Heshvan 30 AD = Tuesday 17 October: Christ heals in Thanat-Silo and teaches in the fields (Matt 6:25-34; Luke 12:22-32).

2 Heshvan 30 AD = Wednesday 18 October: Christ heals in Thanat-Silo, goes to Aser-Michmethat, and is with Obed.

3 Heshvan 30 AD = Thursday 19 October: Christ teaches in Thanat-Silo; baptism is prepared for; Christ is with Obed.

4 Heshvan 30 AD = Friday 20 October: Christ forgives, baptises, and is in the synagogue of Thanat-Silo during the evening.

5 Heshvan 30 AD = Saturday 21 October: Christ teaches in the synagogue, heals, joins a meal, and tells a parable (Luke 16:1-15); the fast for the blinding of Zedekiah takes place during the evening.

6 Heshvan 30 AD = Sunday 22 October: Christ teaches while walking, and later tells parables (similarly to Matt 25:1-30 on 7 Nisan 33 AD).

7 Heshvan 30 AD = Monday 23 October: Christ goes to Meroz, teaches in the synagogue during the evening, and spends the night at an inn.

8 Heshvan 30 AD = Tuesday 24 October: Christ heals in Meroz; Judas Iscariot is introduced; Christ teaches between Meroz and Atharot.

9 Heshvan 30 AD = Wednesday 25 October: Christ teaches, has a dispute with Pharisees, heals, and exorcises from a distance.

10 Heshvan 30 AD = Thursday 26 October: Christ teaches; a thanksgiving takes place.

11 Heshvan 30 AD = Friday 27 October: Christ visits people, goes to Dothan, and teaches in the synagogue during the evening.

12 Heshvan 30 AD = Saturday 28 October: Christ teaches in the synagogue, heals, and joins a banquet.

13 Heshvan 30 AD = Sunday 29 October: Thomas is introduced; two disciples of John the Baptist arrive (cf. 1 Kislev 30 AD); Christ teaches in the synagogue of Dothan and spends the night at an inn near Sunem.

14 Heshvan 30 AD = Monday 30 October: Christ is in Endor and at an inn between Abez and Mount Gilboa.

15 Heshvan 30 AD = Tuesday 31 October: Christ goes to Abez, teaches at a well, blesses children, and teaches in the synagogue.

16 Heshvan 30 AD = Wednesday 1 November: Christ teaches at the well and goes to Dabrath.

17 Heshvan 30 AD = Thursday 2 November: Christ visits people in Dabrath, heals, and teaches in the synagogue.

18 Heshvan 30 AD = Friday 3 November: Christ teaches, forgives an adulterous widow, and teaches in the synagogue during the evening.

19 Heshvan 30 AD = Saturday 4 November: Christ is at a school in Dabrath, teaches in the synagogue, and is visited by Cyrinus of Cyprus during the night.

20 Heshvan 30 AD = Sunday 5 November: Christ goes to Gischala.

21 Heshvan 30 AD = Monday 6 November: Christ heals the son of a Roman officer, goes to Gabara, and teaches in the synagogue.

22 Heshvan 30 AD = Tuesday 7 November: disciples invite people for the teaching of the following day.

23 Heshvan 30 AD = Wednesday 8 November: Christ gives a sermon on a mountain; Mary Magdalen converts; a banquet takes place, Mary Magdalen anoints Christ (Luke 7:36-50; John 11:2).

24 Heshvan 30 AD = Thursday 9 November: Christ goes to Capernaum.

25 Heshvan 30 AD = Friday 10 November: Christ is in Capernaum, heals the servant of Cornelius from a distance (Matt 8:5-13; Luke 7:1-10; 13:28-29), heals a leper (Matt 8:2-4; Mark 1:40-44; Luke 5:12-14), stays at an inn in the Valley of Doves, teaches in the synagogue of Capernaum, and heals a possessed (Mark 1:21-28; Luke 4:31-36).

26 Heshvan 30 AD = Saturday 11 November: Christ tells parables (Matt 13:18-30; 36-43), has a dispute with Pharisees during the evening, and visits the Holy Virgin.

27 Heshvan 30 AD = Sunday 12 November: Christ goes toward Nain, teaches, and spends the night at an inn near Nain.

28 Heshvan 30 AD = Monday 13 November: Christ raises the youth of Nain (Luke 7:11-16); the words of Matt 11:25-30; Luke 10:21-22 are pronounced.

29 Heshvan 30 AD = Tuesday 14 November: Christ teaches, heals, and reconciles in Nain, goes to Megiddo, and spends the night at an inn.

Kislev 30 AD

1 Kislev 30 AD = Wednesday 15 November: Christ teaches workers in the fields and heals the sick of Megiddo; John the Baptist’s disciples arrive (Matt 11:2-6; Luke 7:18-23); Christ teaches (Matt 11:7-19; Luke 7:24-35; 16:16).

2 Kislev 30 AD = Thursday 16 November: Christ goes to Mount Tabor and teaches (Matt 7:15-16; Luke 6:44).

3 Kislev 30 AD = Friday 17 November: Christ heals a leper, goes to Capernaum, teaches in the synagogue during the evening, heals and forgives two lepers, visits the Holy Virgin, and spends the night in prayer.

4 Kislev 30 AD = Saturday 18 November: Christ heals in Peter’s house, baptises, heals in the synagogue, and heals Jairus’s daughter (Matt 9:18-19.23-25; Mark 5:21-24; 35-43; Luke 8:41-42.49-56).

5 Kislev 30 AD = Sunday 19 November: Christ baptises, teaches at and on the Sea of Galilee (Matt 13:1-23; Mark 2:13; 4:1-20; Luke 8:4-15; 10:23-24), calls Matthew (Matt 9:9; Mark 2:14; Luke 5:27-28), and spends the night at an inn.

6 Kislev 30 AD = Monday 20 November: a banquet takes place in Matthew’s house (Matt 9:10-17; Mark 2:15-22; Luke 5:29-39).

7 Kislev 30 AD = Tuesday 21 November: Christ calls four Apostles (Matt 4:18-22; Mark 1:16-20, while Luke 5:11 reports the call six days later, on 13 Kislev), baptises, goes toward Tiberius (Matt 8:18), calms a storm (Matt 8:23-27; Mark 4:35-40; Luke 8:22-25), and goes toward Chorazin.

8 Kislev 30 AD = Wednesday 22 November: Christ teaches, heals and blesses near Great Chorazin, and tells a parable (Matt 13:44).

9 Kislev 30 AD = Thursday 23 November: Christ teaches and heals at the Sea of Galilee, goes to Bethsaida, and is visited by the Holy Virgin.

10 Kislev 30 AD = Friday 24 November: about 12,000 people are present; Christ teaches in the synagogue during the evening and heals a possessed.

11 Kislev 30 AD = Saturday 25 November: Christ teaches in the synagogue and heals Mary Cleophas in Peter’s house.

12 Kislev 30 AD = Sunday 26 November: Christ helps the poor and teaches at and on the Sea of Galilee (Matt 8:19-20; Luke 5:1-3; 9:57-58); the miraculous catching of fish takes place during the night (Luke 5:4-11).

13 Kislev 30 AD = Monday 27 November: Christ teaches about prayer.

14 Kislev 30 AD = Tuesday 28 November: Christ teaches on a mountain near Bethsaida; the first Beatitude is pronounced (Matt 5:1-3; Luke 6:20).

15 Kislev 30 AD = Wednesday 29 November: the second Beatitude is pronounced (Matt 5:4); Christ teaches His disciples (Matt 5:14-20; Luke 11:33; 16:17).

16 Kislev 30 AD = Thursday 30 November: the second Beatitude is pronounced; Christ explains the prophets.

17 Kislev 30 AD = Friday 1 December: the third Beatitude is pronounced (Matt 5:5; Luke 6:21b); Christ teaches in a house of Capernaum, heals a paralytic (Matt 9:1-8; Mark 2:1-12; Luke 5:17-26), teaches in the synagogue, heals a widow (Matt 9:20-22; Mark 5:25-34; Luke 8:43-48), heals Jairus’s daughter for the second time (Matt 9:18-19.23-25; Mark 5:35-43; Luke 8:41-42.49-56), heals two blind persons (Matt 9:27-30), and heals a possessed Pharisee (Matt 9:32-34).

18 Kislev 30 AD = Saturday 2 December: Christ visits people, teaches in the synagogue (Matt 5:27-37; Luke 16:18), and heals a man with a withered hand.

19 Kislev 30 AD = Sunday 3 December: Christ teaches in a house of Capernaum (Luke 11:27-28), teaches on a boat (Matt 8:19-22; Luke 9:57-62), and spends the night in prayer.

20 Kislev 30 AD = Monday 4 December: the fourth Beatitude is pronounced on a mountain near Bethsaida (Matt 5:6; Luke 6:21a); Christ confers authority to the apostles (Matt 10:1-4; Mark 3:13-19; Luke 6:12-16), exorcises in Magdala, and spends the night in a boat.

21 Kislev 30 AD = Tuesday 5 December: Christ heals two possessed youths near Magdala and spends the night on the Sea of Galilee.

22 Kislev 30 AD = Wednesday 6 December: Christ heals two possessed men and drives the swine into the lake (Matt 8:28-34; Mark 5:1-17; Luke 8:26-37).

23 Kislev 30 AD = Thursday 7 December: Christ heals, prays alone, and walks on the water for the first time.

24 Kislev 30 AD = Friday 8 December: Christ heals two blind persons, has no time to eat (Mark 3:20-21), heals (Matt 12:22-24; Mark 3:22; Luke 11:14-15), teaches in the synagogue during the evening (Matt 12:25-30; Mark 3:23-27; Luke 11:17-23), and spends the night in Peter’s house; the Festival of Hanukkah begins.

25 Kislev 30 AD = Saturday 9 December: Christ visits people and goes to the Holy Virgin; the first Beatitude is repeated (Matt 5:3; Luke 6:20); Christ teaches in the synagogue (Matt 12:31-37; Mark 3:28-30; Luke 6:45).

26 Kislev 30 AD = Sunday 10 December: Christ goes to Hanathon, sends 12 Apostles and 30 disciples in two groups for the first time (Matt 10:5a; Mark 6:7; Luke 9:1-2), and spends the night in Bethanat.

27 Kislev 30 AD = Monday 11 December: Christ goes to Hucuca (Matt 11:1), heals, and teaches in the synagogue.

28 Kislev 30 AD = Tuesday 12 December: Christ heals in Hucuca and teaches in the synagogue.

29 Kislev 30 AD = Wednesday 13 December: Christ teaches in Hucuca, goes to Bethanat, heals on the way, and teaches in the synagogue.

30 Kislev 30 AD = Thursday 14 December: Christ goes to Galgala, teaches in the synagogue, goes to Elkese, teaches, heals, goes to Bethan, and visits people.

Tevet 30 AD

1 Tevet 30 AD = Friday 15 December: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Bethan, goes to Saphet, and teaches in the synagogue.

2 Tevet 30 AD = Saturday 16 December: Christ heals in Saphet and has a dispute with the Pharisees and Sadducees.

3 Tevet 30 AD = Sunday 17 December: Christ heals in Saphet, goes to Carianthaim, blesses, heals, and teaches in the synagogue.

4 Tevet 30 AD = Monday 18 December: Christ teaches in the park of Carianthaim and in the synagogue.

5 Tevet 30 AD = Tuesday 19 December: Christ goes to Naasson, teaches, goes to Abram, teaches, and stays at an inn.

6 Tevet 30 AD = Wednesday 20 December: Christ speaks at the inn, heals in Abram, teaches in the synagogue, and stays at another inn.

7 Tevet 30 AD = Thursday 21 December: Christ teaches and heals at an inn of Abram, and teaches and heals in the synagogue.

8 Tevet 30 AD = Friday 22 December: a fast takes place; Christ teaches in a house of Abram and teaches in the synagogue during the evening.

9 Tevet 30 AD = Saturday 23 December: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Abram, visits two schools, and teaches; a wedding takes place.

10 Tevet 30 AD = Sunday 24 December: Christ goes to Dothaim and spends the night at an inn of Dothaim.

11 Tevet 30 AD = Monday 25 December: a meeting takes place at the inn of Dothaim.

12 Tevet 30 AD = Tuesday 26 December: Christ to a hill near Azanoth, meets the Holy Virgin, heals, and teaches (Matt 11:20-24; 12:43-45; Luke 10:13-15; 11:24-26); Mary Magdalen converts for the second time; Christ teaches in the synagogue of Azanoth.

13 Tevet 30 AD = Wednesday 27 December: Christ goes to Damna, teaches, and forgives Mary Magdalen.

14 Tevet 30 AD = Thursday 28 December: Christ goes to Gath-Hephter, blesses, heals, teaches in the synagogue, and goes to Kisloth.

15 Tevet 30 AD = Friday 29 December: Christ goes to Nazareth, visits people, heals, and teaches in the synagogue during the evening.

16 Tevet 30 AD = Saturday 30 December: Christ teaches in the synagogue (Matt 10:5-42; Mark 6:8-11; Luke 9:3-5; 10:3-12) and has a dispute with the Pharisees (Matt 13:53-58; Mark 6:1-6).

17 Tevet 30 AD = Sunday 31 December: Christ goes to Mount Tabor, heals, teaches, sends the Apostles (except Peter and John) and disciples in groups of two for the second time (Matt 10:5b-16; 11:1; Mark 6:8-11; Luke 9:3-5; 10:3-12), goes to Sunem, and heals.

18 Tevet 31 AD = Monday 1 January: Christ teaches, heals, and goes toward Samaria.

19 Tevet 31 AD = Tuesday 2 January: Christ teaches and goes to Thanat-Silo.

20 Tevet 31 AD = Wednesday 3 January: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Thanat-Silo, warns (Luke 13:3-5), heals, and goes to Antipatris; John the Baptist is martyred (Matt 14:3-11; Mark 6:19-28; Luke 9:9).

21 Tevet 31 AD = Thursday 4 January: Christ heals, tells parables in the synagogue (similarly to Matt 21:33 on 1 Nisan 33 AD and John 10:1-18 on 24 Tishri 31 AD), heals, and goes to Ozensara.

22 Tevet 31 AD = Friday 5 January: Christ goes to Bethoron, teaches in the synagogue during the evening, heals, and has a dispute with the Pharisees.

23 Tevet 31 AD = Saturday 6 January: Christ teaches, heals, and has a dispute with the Pharisees.

24 Tevet 31 AD = Sunday 7 January: Christ goes to Anathot and to Bethany, and meets Mary Magdalen and the Holy Virgin.

25 Tevet 31 AD = Monday 8 January: Christ goes to the Mount of Olives, heals, and goes to BethlehemA and Juttah.

26 Tevet 31 AD = Tuesday 9 January: Christ teaches and heals in Juttah, and visits the room where John the Baptist was born.

27 Tevet 31 AD = Wednesday 10 January: Christ visits the cave of Machpelah, goes to Bethain, teaches, and heals.

28 Tevet 31 AD = Thursday 11 January: Christ goes to Hebron, teaches in the synagogue, and heals.

29 Tevet 31 AD = Friday 12 January: Christ teaches and heals in Hebron, teaches in the synagogue during the evening, and joins a meal.

Shevat 31 AD

1 Shevat 31 AD = Saturday 13 January: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Juttah and heals.

2 Shevat 31 AD = Sunday 14 January: Christ visits the grave of Zechariah and goes to an inn near Libnah.

3 Shevat 31 AD = Monday 15 January: the disciples go to Machaerus.

4 Shevat 31 AD = Tuesday 16 January: Christ goes to Bethzur; Pilate goes to Rome to accuse Antipas of the destroyed aqueduct (Luke 13:4).

5 Shevat 31 AD = Wednesday 17 January: Christ heals in Bethzur and visits a school.

6 Shevat 31 AD = Thursday 18 January: Christ goes to Bethany and spends the night in prayer on the Mount of Olives; the disciples return from Machaerus with the body of John the Baptist.

7 Shevat 31 AD = Friday 19 January: Christ goes to Jerusalem, teaches in the Temple, joins a meal, heals at the Pool Bethesda when the Sabbath has already begun (John 5:1-13), and teaches in the Temple during the evening; John the Baptist is buried in Juttah (Matt 14:12; Mark 6:29).

8 Shevat 31 AD = Saturday 20 January: Christ heals in the Cenacle, joins a meal, teaches in the Temple, and joins a meal in Bethany; it was the Sabbath preparing day (Beshalah) of the Feast of Ennorum (John 5:1).

9 Shevat 31 AD = Sunday 21 January: Christ goes to Lebona.

10 Shevat 31 AD = Monday 22 January: Christ goes to Thirza.

11 Shevat 31 AD = Tuesday 23 January: Christ heals in Thirza and teaches in the synagogue (similarly to Luke 15:11-32 on 7 Sivan 32 AD).

12 Shevat 31 AD = Wednesday 24 January: Christ goes to Bethulia.

13 Shevat 31 AD = Thursday 25 January: Christ goes to an inn near Damna, meets the Holy Virgin, joins a meal, and goes to Capernaum.

14 Shevat 31 AD = Friday 26 January: Christ visits people in Capernaum, heals, teaches (Matt 12:46-50; Mark 3:31-35; Luke 8:19-21), teaches in the synagogue during the evening, heals (Matt 12:9-13; Mark 3:1-5; Luke 6:6-10), has a dispute with the Pharisees (Matt 9:23-34), expresses a defense (Matt 12:33-37; Luke 6:45), and spends the night in Peter’s house.

15 Shevat 31 AD = Saturday 27 January: the disciples report their experiences beginning from the sending on 17 Tevet (Mark 6:30); Christ crosses the Sea of Galilee during the night (Matt 14:13; Mark 6:31-33; Luke 9:10-11a; John 6:1).

16 Shevat 31 AD = Sunday 28 January: Christ teaches and heals on a mountain (Matt 14:14; Mark 6:34; Luke 9:11b; John 6:2) and instructs the disciples, who are arranged two by two (John 6:3, similarly to Matt 10:1-42).

17 Shevat 31 AD = Monday 29 January: 5,000 people are present on the mountain near Bethsaida; Christ teaches, heals (Matt 14:14; Mark 6:34; Luke 9:11b), baptizes, feeds miraculously (Matt 14:15-21; Mark 6:35-44; Luke 9:12-17; John 6:5-14), isolates Himself (Matt 14:22-23; Mark 6:45-46; John 6:15), and walks on the water for the second time (Matt 14:24-33; Mark 6:47-52; John 6:16-21).

18 Shevat 31 AD = Tuesday 30 January: Christ lands in Dalmanutha (cf. Mark 8:10 on 2 Nisan 31 AD), heals, teaches, goes to Tarichea, heals, teaches (similarly to Matt 18:3-4), and sails across the lake; the people are searching for Him (John 6:22-24).

19 Shevat 31 AD = Wednesday 31 January: Christ lands, teaches, sails to Bethsaida, and teaches (John 6:25-34).

20 Shevat 31 AD = Thursday 1 February: 2,000 people are present; Christ teaches (John 6:35-51).

21 Shevat 31 AD = Friday 2 February: Christ teaches in relation to the Beatitudes and to the Holy Father (Matt 5:3-12; 6:9-13), and teaches in the synagogue during the evening (John 6:52-59).

22 Shevat 31 AD = Saturday 3 February: Christ teaches in the synagogue (John 6:60-65) and is with the disciples on a hill (John 6:67-71).

23 Shevat 31 AD = Sunday 4 February: Christ goes toward Cana.

24 Shevat 31 AD = Monday 5 February: Christ is near Gischala and arranges the Apostles.

25 Shevat 31 AD = Tuesday 6 February: Christ goes to Cydessa.

26 Shevat 31 AD = Wednesday 7 February: Christ heals in Cydessa, teaches in the synagogue (Matt 12:38-40), and goes northward.

27 Shevat 31 AD = Thursday 8 February: Christ confers renewed power on the Apostles and disciples, teaches in the synagogue of Nephtali, and goes to Elkasa.

28 Shevat 31 AD = Friday 9 February: Christ teaches and heals in Elkasa, teaches in the synagogue during the evening, joins a meal (Matt 15:1-11; Mark 7:1-16), and teaches the disciples (Matt 15:12-20; Mark 7:17-23).

29 Shevat 31 AD = Saturday 10 February: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Elkasa and goes northwestward.

30 Shevat 31 AD = Sunday 11 February: Christ spends the night at an inn in Dan.

Adar 31 AD

1 Adar 31 AD = Monday 12 February: Christ heals in Dan, exorcises, and heals (Matt 15:21-28; Mark 7:24-30).

2 Adar 31 AD = Tuesday 13 February: Christ heals in Dan and spends the night on mountains with the disciples.

3 Adar 31 AD = Wednesday 14 February: Christ goes toward Ornithopolis.

4 Adar 31 AD = Thursday 15 February: Christ heals, goes to Ornithopolis, and joins a banquet by the Syrophoenician woman.

5 Adar 31 AD = Friday 16 February: Christ teaches and heals in Ornithopolis, and is with the Syrophoenician woman.

6 Adar 31 AD = Saturday 17 February: Christ is at a school of Ornithopolis and goes to Sarepta.

7 Adar 31 AD = Sunday 18 February: Christ distributes to the poor, teaches, goes eastward, and teaches pagans.

8 Adar 31 AD = Monday 19 February: Christ goes to Rechob.

9 Adar 31 AD = Tuesday 20 February: Christ goes to Gessur and spends the night with tax collectors.

10 Adar 31 AD = Wednesday 21 February: Christ teaches the tax collectors of Gessur.

11 Adar 31 AD = Thursday 22 February: Christ joins a banquet, heals, and teaches.

12 Adar 31 AD = Friday 23 February: Christ distributes to the poor, teaches in the synagogue during the evening, and has a dispute with the Pharisees.

13 Adar 31 AD = Saturday 24 February: Christ joins a meal, teaches in the synagogue, and goes to a village at the Lake Phiala.

14 Adar 31 AD = Sunday 25 February: the Fast of Esther takes place; Christ teaches in the synagogue, visits people, and goes to an inn of NobahA.

15 Adar 31 AD = Monday 26 February: the Festival of Purim takes place; Christ teaches in NobahA, baptises, tells parables during a banquet (similarly to Matt 20:1-16 on 24 Tammuz 32 AD and Luke 16:19-31 on 15 Nisan 31 AD), and invites the poor.

16 Adar 31 AD = Tuesday 27 February: the Festival of Purim continues; Christ visits people, heals, and reads the Book of Esther in NobahA.

17 Adar 31 AD = Wednesday 28 February: Christ goes to Gaulon, teaches, heals, and goes to Regaba.

18 Adar 31 AD = Thursday 1 March: Christ visits people in Regaba.

19 Adar 31 AD = Friday 2 March: Christ spends the evening in the synagogue and goes to a mountain.

20 Adar 31 AD = Saturday 3 March: Christ teaches and heals on the mountain, and then starts travelling.

21 Adar 31 AD = Sunday 4 March: Christ is in Caesarea-Philippi.

22 Adar 31 AD = Monday 5 March: Christ teaches and heals on a hill near Caesarea-Philippi and joins a meal with the Pharisees during the evening.

23 Adar 31 AD = Tuesday 6 March: Christ heals and teaches outside Caesarea-Philippi, baptises, and joins a meal.

24 Adar 31 AD = Wednesday 7 March: Christ joins a meal, distributes to the poor, has a dispute with the Pharisees in the synagogue, and goes to Argob.

25 Adar 31 AD = Thursday 8 March: Christ teaches and heals in Argob, and goes to a shepherd community.

26 Adar 31 AD = Friday 9 March: Christ goes to Regaba and teaches in the synagogue during the evening.

27 Adar 31 AD = Saturday 10 March: Christ heals and exorcises in Regaba, has a dispute with the Pharisees in the synagogue, and spends the night in the desert.

28 Adar 31 AD = Sunday 11 March: Christ goes to Chorazin and heals.

29 Adar 31 AD = Monday 12 March: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Chorazin, has a dispute, heals (Mark 7:31-37), and goes to the Mount of the Beatitudes and to Bethsaida.

30 Adar 31 AD = Tuesday 13 March: Christ teaches and heals near Matthew’s house (Matt 7:7-11; 15:29-31; Luke 11:9-13).