New Moons 2008

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New Moons for 2008

N.B. These statistics are for a latitude of 52° in the northern hemisphere.

Times and dates will vary for different latitudes. So, all believers should WATCH!

Conjunction Date and Time (Invisible then)	Evening the New Moon Probably Visible	Sunset Time (GMT) (+ 52°)	Moonset Time (GMT) (+ 52°)	Approx Age of Moon at Moonset Time	Days from Previous New Moon	First Day of Month Daylight part
January 8; 11:37	January 9	16:07	17:07	30 hours	29	January 10
February 7; 03:44	February 8	17:00	18:54	40 hours	30	February 9
March 7; 17:14	March 8	17:51	19:18	26 hours	29	March 9
April 6; 03:55	April 7	18:42	21:19	42 hours	30	April 8
May 5; 12:18	May 6	19:34	21:50	33 hours	29	May 7
June 3; 19:23	June 4	20:13	21:51	25 hours	29	June 5
July 4; 02:19	July 4	20:22	21:35	43 hours	30	July 5
August 1; 10:13	August 3	19:50	20:26	58 hours	30	August 4
August 30; 19:58	September 1	18:51	18:57	46 hours	30	September 2
September 29; 08:12	October 1	17:40	17:46	57 hours	30	October 2
October 28; 23:14	October 30	16:38	16:35	41 hours	29	October 31
November 27; 16:55	November 29	15:56	16:40	48 hours	30	November 30
December 27; 12:22	December 28	15:53	16:41	28 hours	29	December 29
N.B Scripture teaches the importance of New Moon festivals. Although not holy days (except the 7th), the New Moons mark the beginning of months in God's calendar, and the first New Moon in spring determines the positioning of God's spring festivals, while the seventh New Moon establishes dates for the autumn festivals.

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