The 7th month called “Tishrie” on the Hebrew calendar, (God’s calendar) represents the agricultural system. 


In the Jewish teaching’ this month is called the beginning of a civil year, also being the time frame on the Hebrew ( Jewish calendar) which marks the beginning of a new year (Rosh-hashanah).

The 7th month called Tishrei on God’s calendar stands for Ephraim; Ephraim was the son of Joseph that Joseph begot when he was in Egypt.

The name “Ephraim” means: fruitful. Genesis 41:52 says; that Joseph called his second son”Ephraim”; for God has caused me to be fruitful in the land of my affliction.

Tishrei the 7th month stands for the agricultural system:


In this season that falls in the 7th month on God’s calendar (Jewish calendar), God made Adam’s vision to become fruitful or to bear fruit in the garden in Eden.

A physical land that was wild or uncivilized in nature, without physical vegetation as in Genesis 2:5-7, became a fruitful garden in Eden.


(A garden where God’s presence or glory enriches, and sustains every living organism, trees, minerals, animals, plants that grew in the garden) Genesis 2:9-24.

During this season of the 7th month on the Hebrew calendar, (which falls in Autumn time/september or october), God makes the agricultural system of farming, planting, soil cultivation, vegetation, animal production, food, minerals, animisms and wealth to become more fruitful and productive.


Article written by Ap Ngabo Alex