{"id":54057,"date":"2019-03-29T06:30:43","date_gmt":"2019-03-29T14:30:43","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.cogwriter.com\/news\/?p=54057"},"modified":"2019-04-04T02:59:35","modified_gmt":"2019-04-04T10:59:35","slug":"the-temple-institute-the-red-heifer-in-preparation-for-passover","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.cogwriter.com\/news\/religious-news\/the-temple-institute-the-red-heifer-in-preparation-for-passover\/","title":{"rendered":"The Temple Institute: The Red Heifer In Preparation For Passover"},"content":{"rendered":"

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The Temple Institute reported the following today (and is the source of the photo above):<\/p>\n

II Adar 22, 5779\/March 29, 2019<\/p>\n

The Red Heifer In Preparation For Passover<\/strong>: Throughout the month of\u00a0Adar<\/em>\u00a0four different Torah readings are added to the weekly portion read on Shabbat. The third of these readings is known as\u00a0Parashat Parah<\/em>\u00a0(Numbers 19:1-22), which describes the laws concerning the\u00a0para adumah<\/em>\u00a0– the red heifer. The ashes of the red heifer, when applied, provide for Israel the highest level of ritual purity – cleansing the people of the impurity imparted by contact with a dead body. This highest level of purity is necessary in order to enter into the Holy Temple’s innermost courtyard, where the great stone altar stands …<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Basically, the Temple Institute believes that the blood of a red heifer will provide the way for the most thorough cleansing, whereas Christians point to the blood of Jesus<\/a> (Hebrews 9-10).<\/p>\n

Before going further, here is a definition of a heifer:<\/p>\n

heif\u00b7er [hef-er] noun<\/em> a young cow over one year old that has not produced a calf. (Dictionary.com accessed 06\/28\/14)<\/p>\n

heif\u00b7er noun<\/em> \\\u02c8he-f\u0259r\\ : a young female cow; especially : one that has not had a calf (Merriam-Webster.com accessed 06\/28\/14)<\/p>\n

heifer noun <\/em>[C] \/\u02c8hef.\u0259r\/ US \/-\u025a\/ a young cow, especially one that has not yet given birth to a calf (= baby cow) (Cambridge.org accessed 06\/28\/14)<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Some consider cows are heifers after about six months. Whether it is under or over a year, a ‘red’ heifer is a female cow that is reddish brown in color which has not produced a calf. They mainly look brown, but with a reddish tint.<\/p>\n

Certain Jews believe that God will provide a red heifer just before the Messiah will arise. Some farmers are even raising cattle in the hope of providing the red heifer certain Jews feel is needed. Essentially some feel this is for a type of re-sanctification of the priesthood. Without that “red heifer” and\/or the related sanctification, the sacrifices the Bible says will be stopped (Daniel 9:27, 11:31) cannot be resumed according to certain Jews (though others are willing to resume animal sacrifices without one).<\/p>\n

If enough of the relevant Jews willing to sacrifice animals believe this is needed, the location of a ritualistically proper red heifer can be a major milestone in the sequence of end-time events.<\/p>\n

Here is something related to the red heifer and the Temple Institute from nearly five years ago:<\/p>\n

\u201cIn truth, the fate of the entire world depends on the red heifer,\u201d the institute says.<\/a><\/p>\n

\u201cFor G-d has ordained that its ashes alone are the single missing ingredient for the reinstatement of biblical purity \u2013 and thereafter, the rebuilding of the Holy Temple.\u201d<\/p>\n

The Temple Institute says purification with the red heifer \u201creminds us that man has the potential to rise above his transitory physical existence, with all its false sense of hopelessness and misery \u2026 the impurity<\/em> of death.\u201d http:\/\/www.wnd.com\/2014\/06\/torah-condition-for-3rd-temple-now-met\/#pTyWBvkkroch6Mub.99<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n

The fate of the world does not depend upon a red heifer being found, though at some point in time, at least one will apparently be pointed to as important.<\/p>\n

Here is what the Bible says about a red heifer:<\/p>\n

1 Now the Lord spoke to Moses and Aaron, saying, 2 “This is the ordinance of the law which the Lord has commanded, saying: ‘Speak to the children of Israel, that they bring you a red heifer without blemish, in which there is no defect and on which a yoke has never come. 3 You shall give it to Eleazar the priest, that he may take it outside the camp, and it shall be slaughtered before him; 4 and Eleazar the priest shall take some of its blood with his finger, and sprinkle some of its blood seven times directly in front of the tabernacle of meeting. 5 Then the heifer shall be burned in his sight: its hide, its flesh, its blood, and its offal shall be burned. 6 And the priest shall take cedar wood and hyssop and scarlet, and cast them into the midst of the fire burning the heifer. 7 Then the priest shall wash his clothes, he shall bathe in water, and afterward he shall come into the camp; the priest shall be unclean until evening. 8 And the one who burns it shall wash his clothes in water, bathe in water, and shall be unclean until evening. 9 Then a man who is clean shall gather up the ashes of the heifer, and store them outside the camp in a clean place; and they shall be kept for the congregation of the children of Israel for the water of purification; it is for purifying from sin. 10 And the one who gathers the ashes of the heifer shall wash his clothes, and be unclean until evening. It shall be a statute forever to the children of Israel and to the stranger who dwells among them. (Numbers 19:1-10)<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Jews have interpreted this to mean that another red heifer needs to be sacrificed for sacrifices to be resumed or for the Messiah to return. While that is not directly stated above, it could be implied from that scripture that one is again needed. And if those who want to sacrifice will not do so until they have a red heifer, then in that respect a red heifer is important.<\/p>\n

Some Jews believe that the Books of Daniel and Isaiah tell about a future red heifer, despite the fact that they do not specify one. Notice the following passages that are sometimes cited starting with those in Daniel:<\/p>\n

9 And he said, “Go your way, Daniel, for the words are closed up and sealed till the time of the end. 10 Many shall be purified, made white, and refined, but the wicked shall do wickedly; and none of the wicked shall understand, but the wise shall understand.<\/p>\n

11 “And from the time that the daily sacrifice is taken away, and the abomination of desolation is set up, there shall be one thousand two hundred and ninety days. 12 Blessed is he who waits, and comes to the one thousand three hundred and thirty-five days. (Daniel 12:9-12)<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

While certain Jews tie the purification in verse 10 to the removal of sacrifices in verse 11, the Bible does not tie this in with a red heifer. Some Jews then tie in the following from Isaiah:<\/p>\n

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Some Jews tie the burning of scarlet in Numbers 9:6 to the above. Yet, while sins can be as scarlet, the Bible is not saying that this is related to a red heifer. It is a call from God to repent. And Christians do this without a red heifer (Acts 2:38) as it is not possible that the blood of bulls and goats could take away sins (Hebrews 10:4). Jesus takes away sins (John 1:36).<\/p>\n

The Jews have various traditions about the red heifer. In the Mishnah (Parah 3.5) it was claimed that “Moses prepared the first, Ezra prepared the second, and seven were prepared after Ezra.”<\/p>\n

So, according to one tradition, supposedly there have been only nine properly prepared ones and the tenth one is what is needed.<\/p>\n

Notice some else of what the Temple Institute teaches about it:<\/p>\n

But in truth, the fate of the entire world depends on the red heifer<\/span>. For G-d has ordained that its ashes alone are the single missing ingredient for the reinstatement of Biblical purity – and thereafter, the rebuilding of the Holy Temple…<\/p>\n

The Divine ordinance of the heifer,<\/span> beyond the grasp of man’s frail intellect, with all the details of its preparation and ceremony, calls out to Israel and to all who seek to cling to the living word of the G-d of Israel: “Purify yourselves! Shake off your despair! Death is an illusion!”<\/em> Thus it is written, “…but all of you who cling to the Lord your G-d…you are all alive today”<\/em> (Deut. 4:4)…<\/p>\n

G-d<\/span> uses many devices to bring His children back to Him. … the rabbis observed: “And if one should wonder, how could a man turn his life around, and come close to G-d on account of a heifer?! Do not wonder: For it is through the heifer that all of Israel becomes pure. https:\/\/www.templeinstitute.org\/red_heifer\/introduction.htm<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n

The Mishna teaches<\/span> that up until the destruction of the Second Temple, ashes had been prepared from a total of only nine red heifers<\/span>. The very first red heifer<\/span> was processed by Moses himself – as the verse states, “… have them bring you a red heifer<\/span>.”<\/em> The second was done by the prophet Ezra in the days of the First Temple, and during the entire era of the Second Temple only seven more heifers were used for ashes. This was enough to provide for the nation’s needs for purification throughout all those years.<\/p>\n

The names of all the High Priests<\/span> who prepared those seven heifers during Second Temple times are recorded by the Mishna: Simon the Just and Yochanan each made two; El’yhoeini ben Hakof, Chanamel HaMitzri and Yishmael ben Pi’avi processed one heifer each. Thus, from the time that Moses received the commandment of the red heifer<\/span> from the Holy One, blessed be He, until the destruction of the Second Temple, purifying ashes had been produced by the hands of these great leaders from a total of nine red heifers<\/span>.<\/p>\n

The Tenth Red Heifer<\/span> Will be Prepared by the Messiah<\/strong><\/p>\n

In recounting<\/span> this historical record in his commentary to the Mishna, the great Maimonides ends with the enigmatic statement: “… and the tenth red heifer<\/span> will be accomplished by the king, the Messiah; may he be revealed speedily, Amen, May it be God’s will.<\/em>”<\/p>\n

With this amazing statement,<\/span> Maimonides recounts an ancient tradition – that the tenth red heifer<\/span> is associated with the Messianic era. Does this perhaps mean that the appearance of a red heifer<\/span> in these waning end times is an indication, a forerunner of the appearance of the Messiah himself, who will officiate at its preparation?<\/p>\n

If there has been no red heifer<\/span> for the past 2,000 years, perhaps it is because the time was not right; Israel was far from being ready. But now… what could it mean for the times we live in, to have the means for purification so close at hand? With the words of Maimonides in mind, we cannot help but wonder and pray: If there are now red heifers<\/span>… is ours the era that will need them? https:\/\/www.templeinstitute.org\/red_heifer\/tenth_red_heifer.htm<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Some believe that the tenth red heifer came prior to the destruction of the last temple. Whether it did or not, the Bible simply does not mention ten red heifers.<\/p>\n

Now, the Temple Institute has identified potential tenth red heifers in the past. They have disqualified nearly all of them for not being red enough (having more than some number of white hairs. Here is information about the latest one that they still seem to have hope for:<\/p>\n

Elul 27, 5778\/September 7, 2018 \u2026<\/p>\n

Red Heifer Candidate Born In Israel<\/strong>: On the 17th day of Elul, 5778, (August 28, 2018), a red heifer was born in the land of Israel. The red heifer candidate is being raised and specially cared for under the auspices of the Temple Institute\u2019s \u2018Raise a Red Heifer\u2019 program.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

(As far as Jewish year 5778 or 5779 goes, check out Jewish Year 5779 or 5990?<\/a>)<\/p>\n

Here are some Jewish claims of red heifer features\/requirements:<\/p>\n

The heifer <\/strong>must be three years old and perfect in its redness. This means that the presence of as few as two hairs of any other color will render it invalid; it is related that for this reason, the red heifer was always very expensive to procure. Even its hooves must be red. It must also be totally free from any physical blemish or defect, whether internal or external.<\/p>\n

Although the red heifer<\/strong> is not a sacrifice per se, for it is not slaughtered in the Temple, it is forbidden that the heifer should possess any of those blemishes which render any sacrifice invalid – such as those enumerated in the book of Leviticus, chapter 22. The red heifer also has an additional, unique requirement: it must have never been used to perform any physical labor. In fact, using the animal in any physical sense at all would render it invalid, even for the slightest, most minor thing. This would include riding, or even leaning on her. The only exception would be some labor which is intrinsically necessary for the heifer’s own welfare, such as tying her for her own safety. But if a yoke were placed upon her even once, even if she were not used to plow – this would be enough to render the heifer unfit for use. Thus Scripture states, “that a yoke never went on.”<\/p>\n

The commandment<\/strong> calls for the animal to be a “heifer,” that is, 3 or 4 years old; although an older animal could also be used. Since the verse instructs us to take a heifer, we do not purchase a calf and wait for it to grow older while in our custody; “and take a heifer” means that the act of acquisition has to take place while the animal is a heifer. However, if a red calf is available, a price can be set with its owner, and the transaction can be concluded, but we do not take possession until it reaches the proper age as mandated by the Bible. (The Red Heifer. The Temple Institute. http:\/\/www.templeinstitute.org\/red_heifer\/red_heifer_requirements.htm accessed 09\/12\/18)<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Now, I will add that some of the requirements that the Jews have are NOT biblical, so compromise on some points would seem to be possible. It is my belief that once there is permission to start regular sacrifices, that whichever red heifer may be available then will be considered to be the right and acceptable one (even if it was not so beforehand).<\/p>\n

Some have wondered if the abomination of desolation Jesus mentioned in Matthew 24:15, that Daniel spoke of, is the sacrificing of the next agreed upon Jewish red heifer. Let me simply state that no, it is not. That abomination has to do more with the final coming Beast of the Sea of Revelation 13 and not a sacrifice of the Jews.<\/p>\n

Some Jews, like those affiliated with the Temple Institute, want to resume animal sacrifices and believe having a red heifer is a sign that the time is right. An agreed upon red heifer may increase pressure on the nation of Israel to allow such sacrifices–though it may not happen until the deal of Daniel 9:27 is fulfilled (see also The ‘Peace Deal’ of Daniel 9:27<\/a>).<\/p>\n

Last December, without having sacrificed a red heifer, the Sanhedrin (which has ties to the Temple Institute) had a sacrifice to dedicate an altar for future sacrifices.<\/p>\n

We covered that in the following video on our Bible News Prophecy<\/a> YouTube channel:<\/p>\n

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The Reconstituted Sanhedrin performed a ceremony on December 10, 2018 to dedicate a new altar for the use of daily sacrifices. High Priest Rabbi Baruch Kahane officiated. How does this align with Bible prophecy? Daniel wrote three times that the daily sacrifices must stop, hence they first must resume. The Great Tribulation will begin shortly after these sacrifices stop. In this video Dr. Thiel, who has also been to Israel and spoken with The Temple Institute quotes several scriptures and explains why the actions by the Sanhedrin align with prophecy and the end times. <\/span><\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/blockquote>\n

Here is a link to our video: Sanhedrin makes burnt offering to dedicate altar!<\/a><\/p>\n

As far as the red heifer goes, we also have a video on this subject:<\/p>\n

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Red Heifers and the Fate of the World <\/a><\/h3>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/blockquote>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

The Temple Institute has claimed that the fate of the world depends on something called a red heifer. What is a red heifer? Is it mentioned in the Bible? Could one be tied in with end of the world prophecies? Will animal sacrifices resume in Israel? Is a red heifer or a \u2018third temple\u2019 needed for this? What does the Bible teach about such things? What have representatives of the Temple Institute and Sanhedrin told Dr. Thiel? How many red heifers have there been claimed to be? Do Christians need the ashes of a red heifer? Must Numbers 19, Daniel 12 and Isaiah 1 tie together as proof of the need for a red heifer? Can prophecy be fulfilled for the Messiah without a red heifer? Dr. Thiel answers these questions and also explains Who, according to Jesus\u2019 words, the fate of the world really depends on.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

Here is a link to our video: Red Heifers and the Fate of the World<\/a>.<\/p>\n

All that being said, as Christians, we do not need a red heifer to prepare for Passover (or anything else for that matter). The New Testament gives us guidelines that help us do that.<\/p>\n

Related to that we have a sermon on our ContinuingCOG <\/a>channel:<\/p>\n

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Really examine yourself before Passover<\/a><\/h3>\n<\/div>\n

In 1 Corinthians 11, the Apostle Paul admonishes Christians to examine themselves before they take the bread and wine of Passover. The Book of Lamentations says to examine ourselves and not complain. Do Christians sin? What should be done about it? Should Christians remove physical leaven? Is looking for spiritual leaven a weightier matter? What is leaven anyway? Are you a complainer or worrier? Are people to be judged for idle words? Do you know how to live as a Christian? Should Christians change and grow in the grace and knowledge of Jesus? Do Christians really need to overcome? Overcome what?<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/blockquote>\n

Here is a link to the sermon: Really examine yourself before Passover<\/a>.<\/p>\n

As far as Passover<\/a> goes, it will be here soon–after sunset on April 18th in 2019.<\/p>\n

Have you been preparing for it?<\/p>\n

Some items of possibly related interest may include:<\/em><\/p>\n

The Red Heifer, Jewish Beliefs, and the End of the World<\/a> The Temple Institute is watching a ‘red heifer.’ Why might this be important in the sequence of end time events? Here is a related link in the Spanish language Novilla roja descubierta en EE.UU. e Instituto del Templo est\u00e1 interesado en ella<\/a><\/em>. Here are links to two related videos in English: Red Heifers and the Fate of the World<\/a> and The Red Heifer and the End of the World<\/a>.
\nWhy is a Jewish Temple in Jerusalem Not Required?<\/a> Although people like Timothy LaHaye teach a third Jewish temple is required, who is ‘the temple of God” in the New Testament? Does the Bible require a rebuilt Jewish Temple? Here is a related item in the Spanish language \u00bfPor qu\u00e9 no se requiere un templo jud\u00edo en Jerusal\u00e9n?<\/a> Here is a link to a sermon titled The Temple, Prophecy, and the Work<\/a>.
\nNascent Sanhedrin and Prophecy<\/a> The reconstituted Sanhedrin wants the reimplementation of animal sacrifices. A related video is titled Sanhedrin pushing animal sacrifices<\/a>. And a newer one is: Sanhedrin makes burnt offering to dedicate altar!<\/a>
\nChurch of God on Jerusalem’s Western Hill<\/a> Could this building, often referred to as the Cenacle, which is located on a Mount Zion, possibly have been the oldest actual Christian church building? There is also a video titled Might the oldest church building have prophetic ramifications?<\/a>
\nThe ‘Peace Deal’ of Daniel 9:27<\/a> This prophecy could give up to 3 1\/2 years advance notice of the coming Great Tribulation. Will most ignore or misunderstand its fulfillment? Here is a link to a related sermon video Daniel 9:27 and the Start of the Great Tribulation<\/a>.
\nDoes the ‘Cenacle’ deal have prophetic ramifications?<\/a> After a 20 year negotiation, the Church of Rome has negotiated the right to have Catholic mass in the building known as the Cenacle. It is in the area where the Church of God on Jerusalem’s Western Hill once stood. This is believed to be the location of the earliest Christian church building. How does the Bible define the ‘temple of God’ in the New Testament? Could this be the area where the ‘man of sin’ will sit in the “temple of God’ that Bible prophecy discusses in 2 Thessalonians 2:3-4? This is a YouTube video.
\nJerusalem: Past, Present, and Future<\/a> What does the Bible say about Jerusalem and its future? Is Jerusalem going to be divided and eliminated? Is Jesus returning to the area of Jerusalem? There is also a related YouTube video you can watch titled Jerusalem To be divided and eliminated<\/a>.
\nWho is the Man of Sin of 2 Thessalonians 2?<\/a> Is this the King of the North, the ten-horned beast of Revelation 13:1-11, or the two-horned Beast of Revelation 13:12-16? Some rely on traditions, but what does the Bible teach? Here is a related link in Spanish\/espa\u00f1ol: \u00bfQui\u00e9n es el Hombre de Pecado de 2 Tesalonicenses 2?<\/a> Here is a version in Mandarin: N;\u0016\u00ff\u001a \u0152\u0001f\/’Y’jN\u00ba’\u00ff\u001f<\/a> Here is a link to a related English sermon video titled: The Man of Sin will deceive most \u2018Christians\u2019<\/a>.<\/span>
\nHoly Day Calendar<\/a> This is a listing of the biblical holy days through 2024, with their Roman calendar dates. They are really hard to observe if you do not know when they occur \ud83d\ude42 In the Spanish\/Espa\u00f1ol<\/span><\/span>\/Castellano language: Calendario de los D\u00edas Santos<\/a>. In Mandarin Chinese: OUe\u00e5f\/y^v\u201eW#e\u00e5\u00ff\u001f \u008f\u00d9\u2018\u00ccf\/NN\u00fdy^v\u201eW#e\u00e5e\u00e5S\u2020N\u00ce2013^t\u0081\u00f32024^t0\u0002<\/a>.
\nExamine Yourself before<\/em> Passover<\/a> This article goes into some of why real Christians are to do this. Two related sermons are\u00a0Really examine yourself before Passover<\/a> and Passover Examination<\/a>.
\nKeeping Passover and the Days of Unleavened Bread<\/a> How should Christians keep Passover, especially if they are by themselves. Why does the Church of God not require lambs for Passover? How does one keep the Days of Unleavened Bread? For a step-by-step video for Christians to keep it, check out CCOG Passover Service<\/a>. Here is a link to a related article in the Spanish language: Guardando la Pascua y los D\u00edas de los Panes sin Levadura<\/a>.<\/em>
\nPreparing for Passover<\/a> The Apostle Paul taught that Christians should examine themselves prior to taking Passover. This YouTube video sermon gives suggestions on how to prepare.
\nHow to Keep God\u2019s Festivals<\/a> Many have heard of God\u2019s Holy Days and wonder how they are kept in the 21st century. This is an overview article. A related sermon is also available titled: How to Keep God\u2019s Feasts<\/a>.
\nPassover and the Early Church<\/a> Did the early Christians observe Passover? What did Jesus and Paul teach? Why did Jesus die for our sins? There is also a detailed YouTube video available titled History of the Christian Passover<\/a>.
\nThe Passover Plot<\/a> What was the first Passover plot? Which plots have Islam and the Greco-Roman faiths perpetuated about Passover? A sermon video of related interest is The Passover Plots, Including Easter<\/a>.
\nMelito\u2019s Homily on the Passover<\/a> This is one of the earliest Christian writings about the Passover. This also includes what Apollinaris wrote on the Passover as well. Here is a related sermon, also titled Melito\u2019s Homily on the Passover<\/a>.
\nTPM: Passover on the 14th or 15th?<\/a> While the real COG observes Passover on the 14th, some observe it on the 15th. Why is the 14th correct? A related sermon is titled Is Passover on the 14th or 15th for Christians?<\/a>
\nThe Night to Be Observed<\/a> What is the night to be much observed? When is it? Why do Jews keep Passover twice and emphasize the wrong date? A related animation is available: Night to Be Observed<\/a>. And a <\/span>video is also available The Night to Be Much Observed<\/a>.
\nShould Christians Keep the Days of Unleavened Bread?<\/a> Do they have any use or meaning now? What is leaven? This article supplies some biblical answers. Here is a YouTube video intended to be viewed for the first day of unleavened bread: Christians and the Days of Unleavened Bread.<\/a><\/span>
\nShould You Observe God’s Holy Days or Demonic Holidays?<\/a> This is a free pdf booklet explaining what the Bible and history shows about God’s Holy Days and popular holidays. A related sermon is Which Spring Days should Christians observe?<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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