Where am I in the sacred year today?
Day 4 overlays an equinox-anchored 364-day sacred year onto your everyday calendar — Sabbaths, appointed times, seasons, and the quiet thresholds between.
Four movements of one quiet year
The lights were placed on the fourth day.
Sun, moon, and stars were set as signs for seasons and days. Day 4 takes its name — and its bearings — from that fourth day.
A year that keeps perfect time.
364 days is exactly 52 weeks — four seasons of 91 days — so the seventh day is always the Sabbath, year after year.
A sign in the sky — not the ruler.
The year is solar and equinox-anchored. The moon is shown as an observation layer — a witness overhead, never the timekeeper.
Not a thirteenth month — a time of waiting.
The one or two days after day 364, before the next equinox: a threshold held in stillness, marked apart from the counted year.
Keep time with Heaven.
The Sacred Calendar, Live
See today in God's 364-day calendar, dated from Creation — always know where you stand.
Signs in the Heavens
Eclipses and moons charted with real astronomy, so you never miss an appointed time.
Hours of Prayer
Guided sessions rooted in the ancient hours call you to prayer through the day.
The Whole Bible, Offline
Read, search, and study the complete Scriptures across translations — no signal required.
Highlight, Note & Save
Mark what speaks to you, write reflections, and bookmark verses — synced across your devices.
Manna, Your Daily Card
A fresh verse and encouragement each day, beautifully designed to share.
The Feasts & Their Meaning
The Spring and Fall feasts, and how they point to their fulfillment — made simple.
The Year Dial
The whole sacred year at a glance, on your Home Screen and your wrist.
Yours, Everywhere
Works offline and syncs — your notes, highlights, streaks, and saved days follow you.
In Your Language
Fully localized, with Scripture in multiple public-domain editions, so the Word meets you.
Cream paper by day. Celestial night by dark.
One design, two moods. Warm cream paper for the daytime, a deep celestial indigo for the night — each typeset with the same reverence.
iPhone, iPad, Android, and Apple Watch — the sacred year is always a glance away.
