No, September is not in the Bible, but its season is. The Bible’s seventh month, which Scripture calls Ethanim and Jewish families now call Tishri, begins in September or early October, and it holds three of the feasts God gave Israel. Our own name for the month is Latin: September comes from septem, “seven”. The three feasts come within three weeks. Trumpets sound on the first day, the Day of Atonement falls on the tenth, and from the fifteenth the…

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