It is correct.
The 613 Commandments
- Thread starter Jacob
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1. To know there is a G‑d—Exodus 20:2
I cannot defend it.
I can.
Shalom.
Today is Revi'i (Fourth) 12-27. It is Yom, Day. I observe the Jewish or Hebrew Calendar.
Shalom.
יגקב
Jacob
For what reason?
I am Jewish. I am a proselyte and a convert to Israel and Judaism. I am Torah Observant. Our Calendar begins again this Shabbat.
Shalom.
Jacob
That is no proof that Wednesday, March 14, 2018 is incorrect.
What about the date that shows in Windows? I don't even observe this calendar.
A Jewish Calendar Day ends or concludes at sundown or sunset.
Shalom.
Jacob
Still doesn't prove that Wednesday, March 14, 2018 is incorrect.
It does say
1:40 PM
3/14/2018
I did not observe New Years. I do not observe this Calendar.
Shalom.
Jacob
today ain't New Years.
New Years day is always on January 1st.
Today is not January 1st.
Today is March 14th.
That is not what you said. I did not observe January 1st. I do not observe the month of January. I do not observe any calendar with the month of January.
OK, you don't observe New Years day.
But January 1st is New Years day whether you observe it or not.
Not to me. I am a Jew. I do not observe New Years.
New Years day of January 1st does exist whether you chose to observe it or not.
Not if I do not observe the Roman, Julian, Gregorian, or American Calendar. As a Jew I observe the Jewish or Hebrew Calendar. We do not keep track of the calendars of the world. They are not God's Calendar.
Some Jews know and interact with people who use other calendars. But I do not know about other calendars from my Jewish Observance.
Shalom.
Jacob
Can we say that this is To know there is a God?
There is a G-d.