Jewish New Year's Day

The ancient israelite, biblical and jewish calendrical circumstances re like our own in that multiple calendars are in play. In modern western civilization, it's common to have a calendar the maps the seasons one, thet maps the school year one, the maps the fiscal year. Yet all three calendars would cover 12 months, but their beginning points would differ. We get that to day. The jewish new year, roshashara, occurs on the first and second days of tisery. This is when the world is reborn. That's from gaster's festivals of the jewish newyear. Jewish roch hashara occurs in the fall season, somewhere in se