If we are to keep guard in the night for Christ's return, we can't be doing that every night. This calendar allows us, in combination with knowing about armageddon in 2030, to pinpoint the two or three nights around the 1st day of the 7th month (feast of trumpets), to stay up a while longer in the night to see the first sliver of the moon after the new moon. (This is indeed going to be a doom sign for sinners: the horns of the pale, deathly moon). We won't need the sanhedrin/governement to declare it for us - we'll see it for ourselves.
Our days start at sunrise, because we are holy, upright, saved and good. Light is good, dark is evil. The righteous and good know white from black and the general category of anything given.
In any case, it's obvious that Israelites in the bible started their day at dawn, and there's a lot of scriptural confirmation of that which you'll notice in places like Matthew 28:1 "...as it began to dawn toward the first day of the week...". But actually right from the very beginning of Genesis it's all clearly defined: Genesis 1:3 "Elohim called the light 'day'" (seems pretty straightforward, no?), Gen. 1:16 "Elohim made two lights, the greater light to rule the day...". In Gen 1:18 we see the logical layout of day/night light/darkness, and in Gen 19:33 one of Lot's daughters sleeps with her father (Lot), wakes up the next day and says, "See, I lay with my father last night", so there can be no doubt what the order and meaning of these concepts are. Furthermore, throughout the entire Genesis creation account, each day is described as "That day plus the night afterward were the 1st/2nd/3rd etc day, meaning that here "day" (yom) means a full 24 hours. Continuing through the bible, the stories are told with clear definitions of the day, and that it starts at dawn: Exodus 10:13, Exodus 16:22 Make extra food for Sabbath; save it till tomorrow morning etc. (this is a truly clear example), Exo 32:5, Lev 6:20, Lev 7:15, Numbers 11:32, Joshua 7:6-13, Judges 19:9, 1 Sam 9:19-26, 1 Sam 28:8-19, 1 Sam 30:17, 2 Sam 24:13-15, Lamentations 3:22, Jonah 4:6-7, Zechariah 14:7....[1] [2] [3]
Historically many priests made their livings off Cain-style holocausts, i.e. "barbeques". In the absence of modern factory farming, slaughterhouses and delicatessens, cadavervores went to pagan temples to get "meat sacrificed to idols". We fail to see how, in biblical times, meat eating could have possibly been separated from literal satanic worship. And this wasn't the (((scribes'))) only gravy train burning goyim lust fuel.
Another example is how terms for the twenty-some different grades of grapejuice have all be corrupted into one single term, "wine", in the bible. Up until recently, "Hymie's" global alcohol monopoly was officially Seagrams and run by the Canada-based Bronfman family. Every drop of that stupefying, liquid estrogen pays for globohomo. Celibate hero John Harvey Kellogg has a good guide on how to fix biblical terms for grape juice.
And finally, circumcision is also an extremely non-Israelite, non-White crime, a grave mistake practiced by the tribe of Judah (mostly today's Germany), practiced in a far lesser form, until Paul set them all straight. But the yids made it much more extreme and wide-spread. Attorney Steven Swoboda has identified 10 to 20 multi-billion-dollar sin-agog sin-dacates whose main medical and swine-tific product is tortured, screaming, bleeding goyim baby prepuces [1][2].
There are also the Julian and pharisee calendars used in the bible, which are, in any case, not our calendar.
We the People of Shem equate daylight with Yahuah Himself [1]. Deus, God in Latin: Day, God in English. Dio, God in Italian: Dì, day in Italian. God is light. The sun is the good, positive light that warms.
The same is true of darkness and evil: the moon is the night (evil, negative, feminine, passive etc.) light which cools and spoils. Necro- = dead; Negro- = black/dark, Latin necrus(?), nigrus. Neg-ative. Sun-set, Set, the sun is set, Satan (all the way from our People in Egypt).
In no way is it possible for any White, righteous man to start his day at either sundown (pharisee) or midnight (gregorian), nor his year at autumn (pharisee) or mid-winter (gregorian). If you are still reading this, it indicates the "seed of God" growing within you and fulfills your desire to be pure, straight, and just. You will begin following the Israelite Calendar, and you will be prepared for Jesus' second coming.
Further reading:
Enocal authors list
When does a day start?
Texts of Michael Heiser's context, linguistics, archeology and translation issues surrounding the bible
Biblical analysis by William Finck which shows that Israelites equal Whites
200 Proofs the Earth is flat (and the bible is right), by Eric Dubay