001) E.12:2, Aviv (March) should be the first month of the Liturgical year.
(NB in Babylon this became Nissan which begins on the 21st of March, but this was not always the Hebrew way from the beginning. To this day the 1st of March is still observed as New year by the descendants of Jacob in Wales and Bulgaria.)
==Pesach==
E.12:4, Abrahamic families too small to ’āḵal a whole Paschal śeh must unite with their nearest Abrahamic neighbour for Passover.
E.12:3, On the 10th of Aviv the head of each Abrahamic family must choose the Paschal śeh. This is called the feast of anointing.
E.12:5, The Paschal śeh must be male, and the perfect śeh of the year; from hakkəḇāśîm or hā‘izzîm.
E.12:6, Abrahamites must observe the Passover śeh from the 10th of Aviv until Passover (14th Aviv). This period is called Eid Kurbani.
N.28:16, the Passover sacrifice of HE WHO IS shall be in the first month (Aviv), on the fourteenth day of the month.
E.12:6 The Abrahamic Synagogue (society)'s entire Martial Order (Qehal) shall šāḥaṭ the Passover śeh between the eves of the 14th (i.e. between 6am and 6pmin time for the Miqra Seder of the 15th).
E.12:7, The Abrahamites must daub the blood of the Paschal śeh on the posts and lintels of their doors of the houses where they ’āḵal it.
E.12:15, Seven days a year, believers should eat Matzos.
E.12:16, The first day of Matzos (14th Aviv) believers must hold a Miqra(Thursday night),
E.12:16, no work should be done on 14th Aviv; except preparing food for everyone to eat, that much you may do.
N.28:17, E.12:18, For seven days in total the faithful shall eat Matzos, from the afternoon of the fourteenth day of the first month the faithful shall eat Matzos, until the afternoon of the twenty-first day of the month.
N.28:17 Leviticus 23:6, and on the fifteenth day of the first month (Aviv) there is to be MiqraSeder (Friday night). The fifteenth day of Aviv is the Hajj of Matsos unto HE WHO IS.
E.12:15 E.12:19 Whosoever eats Chametz from the first day until the seventh day, that soul shall be cut off from the synagogue (society), whether they be a pilgrim, or ’ezraḥ hā-’āreṣ..
