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Question When
did the Jewish Calendar start? I know half the answer: 5763 years ago. But what
was going on at that time? Is it the beginning of Creation? Abraham? Mount Sinai,
...? Answer: The first day of the calendar marks the creation of Adam and Eve, on the sixth
day of Creation. More Answers from Rabbi Simmons
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