All other days that He did not choose as worship days are ordinary days for work. And the Gates that looketh toward the East of YHWH’s house are to be closed for worship on these days. (Ez. 46:1) How did Ezekiel know when the New Moon was? How did he know when the six workdays were? If he found the sixth workday by the moon, then the seventh day would have to follow and is also by the moon. Stop and think on this a few minutes. The moon counted all days, including workdays. Example; Solomon began to build the House of YHWH on the 2nd day of the moon (1st workday of the week). (II Chronicles 3:2)

If every place in the entire Scriptures the six workdays were found by the moon, wouldn’t the seventh or next day be by the moon also? Do you really think Ezekiel used two calendars, one of which cannot be found anywhere in scripture? Remember YHWH says these are “my Feasts” or Appointments (Lev 23) and He names His Feasts throughout the Scriptures.
The Appointments that are named are after six workdays then worship, these are throughout the year. (Lev. 23:3) You have the twenty-first day in the first moon as a worship day and the tenth day in the seventh moon is a worship day (Appointment). These are exceptions, but this does not apply to the other moons because they are not specified. The New moon is a worship day, whether we like to or not and will be in New Earth.

Now, to add to the list of worship days and changing His Appointments with a man made count or calendar is no less than blasphemy. (Daniel 7:25) There are multitudes of honest people who are doing this through ignorance and not out of rebellion. All we have to do is force ourselves to keep only the days He specified in His Word as special, because you cannot keep a day special that He did not specify as special. There is no Biblical proof that any other days are special other than the ones He chose or specified as special in His Word. Why can’t we accept that?

Here are some important facts:
The New moon days are specified as worship days. (Ez. 46:2, Is a. 66:23, Num.10:1-10, Num. 28:11-14, Num. 29:1) We have the Feast of Weeks (or Pentecost) which is fifty days after the seventh Sabbath complete; it is a Holy Convocation or worship day according to the instructions of the Father YHWH. Now Pentecost was after Moses had fasted forty days and nights, and Aaron proclaimed it and it was the same day the law was given to Moses, and it was at the end of the forty days and nights, which would be exactly fifty days from the seventh Sabbath. Weeks are counted from time sickle is put to corn. (the morrow after first Sabbath Lev. 23:11 and Deut. 16:9) Now 50 days are counted from the morrow after the seventh Sabbath is complete (Lev. 23:16) and (Ex. 32:5) (see the section on the true count to Pentecost, which proves Pentecost is in the fourth moon not the third.)
These are His Appointment days out of the 365 ¼ days each year. Please do not use the Roman calendar and add to or take away from His choosing of the days and the way He chooses to show which days He has chosen. (Sun, moon, and stars). (Gen. 1:14)

The bottom line is this. We are to keep the intermission days He has specified, by the moon, alone with the day after six ordinary workdays. Sabbaths break up the workdays and the next day after an intermission or Sabbath is the first day again, whether it be a New moon day or Sabbath day the count of ordinary days begins anew. All days are counted by the moon in the Scriptures so why not the seventh day? That way we would not have to put confidence in man’s calendar to find YHWH’s Appointments, and you will not have your no-workdays landing on scheduled workdays such as the 14th in first Moon when the work of preparing the Passover lamb, etc.
There is no other way to find the special days He has chosen other than by the moon, because He appointed the moon for the job (Psm. 104:19) (He appointed the moon for the seasons) (Appointments). Is it too hard to keep the days He chose as special (New moon, etc.) then count six ordinary days and keep an intermission (Sabbath)? You need no man-made calendar to do this. Just look up.

Meditate on this awhile – In the beginning, YHWH created Heaven an Earth. The Earth was without form and void and darkness was upon the face of the deep, and the spirit of YHWH moved upon the face of the waters. This all happened before He said let there be light, and before He divided the light from the darkness and before the evening and morning were the first day. The waters, the Heavens, and the Earth were all here before day one. In the beginning it was dark just like in the beginning of your moons it is dark and the next day after the dark, ( moon or beginning) is the first workday and the seventh day from then is the eighth day from the dark or beginning.
That is why the New moon (rebuilding of the moon) every month commemorates (memorial of) the creation of Heaven and Earth, and every seventh day after the beginning commemorates the rest of YHWH, after He worked on His creation for six days, and the seventh is always the eighth day from the beginning or New moon. Every New moon you have a memorial of blowing the trumpets.

The trumpets (shouts) began sounding before light at creation (Dark moon)(See Job 38:7) The Father asks Job questions concerning creation, “Where were you when the sons (angelic beings) of YHWH shouted or trumpeted for joy?” The angels began shouting for joy at the creation before He worked on it for six days; we need to keep this memorial to commemorate the dark beginning (creation) each moon. Then the next day is the first workday, the same as first workday was after the beginning of creation or dark creation.
Then, the seventh day would be the eighth day from the beginning or darkness. The new Heaven and new Earth will also have a beginning or New moon, Isa. 66:23, from one New moon to another, and one Sabbath to another, all flesh will worship. It will start with New moon then six workdays, then rest on the seventh, which is the eighth day from the New moon or beginning (worship day) then six more workdays then 15th is a Sabbath and so on.