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The Father’s calendar months replay this scene every month that is detailed in Revelation.

Throne
24 elders
4 Beasts
Passover Lamb slain, in the middle of the elders

Ezekiel 46:1 gives us the Father’s template for the first week of each of His months.

1 New Moon Day
6 work days
1 Sabbath

The New Moon Day represents the first, the beginning.

The Father has 4 even weeks of 6 work days, or 24 work days.

The Father has 4 Sabbath Days.

In the middle of each month, is the 14th Day. The 14th day is the day the Passover Lamb is slain.

So,in the middle of the elders (24 work days) is the Lamb slain.

The Father teaches Israel how to tell time.
One New Moon Day- represents the Throne, the first, the last,the Beginning, the End.

Then,the Father has 4 weeks of 6 work days and Sabbath day
1+
6+1+
6+1+
6+1+
6+1

With the Father’s pattern, the 8th,15th,22nd and 29th Days of each month is His 4 7th Day Sabbath’s, and the 4 Beasts represent them.

This is then when a New Moon would be searched out in His Creation.
There was a time where each month had a 30th day. A day that marks the last day of His months. Treated similarly to a New Moon Day at start according to Amos.

So, the Father’s pattern:
The Throne, the First and the Last, the Beginning and the End
24 elders
4 Beasts
The Passover Lamb slain in the middle

The Throne Room of Heaven depicted each and every month that the Father has.

That isn’t the case with calendars that ignore the New Moon Day as separate.
The Father separates that Day, as explained to Ezekiel 46:1

Quite a picture is painted if one follows the Father’s pattern.

Passover becomes the Father’s 6th work day.

Which makes sense. The Son finishing His Work on the 6th day, and resting on the Sabbath.

Why the world doesn’t follow that is also described in Revelation.