The Biblical Calendar
Each month of the biblical year carries its own meaning, Scripture, and signs. Explore all twelve — or find your own Hebrew birthday.
The Hebrew calendar is God's ancient measure of time — twelve named months that begin with Nisan, the month of the Exodus, and cycle through the feasts, fasts, and seasons of Scripture. Unlike the fixed Gregorian grid, each biblical month follows the rhythm of the moon and gathers its meaning from the events, prayers, and appointed days that fall within it.
Every month on this page carries a Hebrew name, a traditional theme, and sacred signs drawn from Jewish and Christian teaching — tribe, letter, element, and sense. These are not horoscopes or predictions. They are the mazalot framing Scripture uses to mark time: reverent symbols that help you see your birth date within God's story, not apart from it.
Enter your Gregorian birth date below and we will convert it to the biblical calendar — the Hebrew month and day that correspond to the day you were born.