45 years ago the Holy Spirit led me to check out the Roman calendar by popping these words into my head: “What does Tuesday mean?” I discovered it is the name of a god of war. Then these words popped into my head: “You must not mention the name of another god.” Then I wondered if those words were in the Bible, so I started reading from the Ten Commandments, and found them 3 chapters later. I grew up with the Roman calendar the same as everyone else, but it is opposite to the word of God. Every day of the week is named after other gods, and half of the months. Every church I have ever been in, has claimed to believe the Bible, yet they all follow the Roman calendar. It is a sin to mention all these names, so as I lay in bed last night, I thought of using alternative names that are similar, but have nothing to do with pagan gods. You can make up your own names too, whatever suits your fancy.

Days of week – Sunnyday, Moneyday, Chewingday, Weddingday, Thirstyday, Fryingday, and Sittingday.

Months – Janet, Fabian, Marsha, Apple, Mary, Jane, Julia, Auto, Nine, Ten, Eleven and Twelve.