In a previous post, I related to the hidden message of the first chapter of Genesis, namely, that Jehovah/Elohim is not only God of creation, but also ruler of that which has transpired since, namely, God of history (The Hidden Message of the First Chapter of the Bible (Podcast)
Same is also reflected in the first of the Ten Commandments, where Jehovah “introduces” Himself not as ruler of nature, but as ruler of history.
One of the most incredible manifestations of God as ruler of history is revealed in Passover. The beginning of this festivity starts with the Seder (“Order”, as in “orderly row”). But order of what?
As it turns out, seven of the annual Jewish festivities, either declared in Torah, like Kippur, or those added later throughout Jewish history, like Purim, are each linked to a single day of the seven days of Passover. More specifically, each of these Jewish festivities starts on the same day of the week as the corresponding Passover day, to which it is linked.
An intriguing outcome of this finding, regarding Jewish calendar, is that seven specified Jewish festivities will always appear on different (non-overlapping) days of the week. This is an event highly unlikely to occur by random.
The table below displays results for the year 2025, followed by an eye-opening talk, based on classical Jewish sources:
Haim Shore Blog 