A Bible prophecy has been realised as the first 'red heifer in 2,000 years' was born in Israel.
The Temple Institute announced the birth on their YouTube channel and said the calf and its mother would undergo "extensive examination" to determine if it's "blemish free".
In the announcement, the
Institute said the red female calf "brings the promise of reinstating Biblical purity to the world".
In both Christianity and Judaism, red heifers feature in tales about the "end of times".
The birth of the 'first red heifer in 2,000 years' could signal the 'end of times'
The birth and sacrifice of the red cow is said to precede the construction of the Third Temple in Jerusalem.
In mainstream Orthodox Judaism, the rebuilding of the Temple will happen before the coming of the Jewish Messiah.
The two previous temples have been destroyed.
However, The Temple Institute and other organisations have been established with the goal of building the Third Temple on Mount Moriah or the Temple [...]
What is RedHeifer? The red heifer, also known as the red cow, was a cow brought to the priests as a sacrifice according to the Hebrew Bible, and its ashes were used for the ritual purification of "the impurity of the dead". Some Fundamentalist Christians believe that the Second Coming of Jesus Christ cannot occur
until the Third Temple is constructed in Jerusalem, which requires the appearance of a red heifer born in Israel. <br><br>Clyde Lott, a cattle breeder, is attempting to systematically breed red heifers and export them to Israel to establish a breeding line of red heifers in Israel in the hope that this will bring about the construction of the Third Temple and ultimately the Second Coming of Jesus.
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