Preparation of the Third Temple of Jerusalem
Critical to the return of Jesus is the rebuilding of the third Temple. The first Temple was built by King Solomon and destroyed by the Babylonians in 586 BCE. It was restored by Herod the Great with Nehemiah in 20 BCE. On August 30, 70 CE, Roman legions under Emperor Titus destroyed the Second Temple during the siege of Jerusalem.
The Jews were expelled from Jerusalem and dispersed mainly in Europe. They were able to return to their homeland after 2,000 years when World War 2 ended.
The new Nation of Israel was born in 1948. Only a portion of the western wall remains of the Jewish Temple.
Israel has begun the preparation to rebuild the third Temple by recreating temple articles. The birth of a “flawless” Red Heifer is critical for the first temple sacrifice in modern times.
Waiting for the Red Heifer
The Red Heifer is the most important biblical requirement for rebuilding the third Temple (Numbers 19). Without it, the Temple can’t be rebuilt.
The (red) heifer must be born from a natural birth and be entirely red with no more than two non-red hairs on its body. It must also never have been used for any labor or have been impregnated. (CBN)
Apostle John saw the future third Temple
In Revelation 11:1-2, Apostle John was given a snapshot of the Temple Mount during the final three and one-half years preceding the Second Coming of Jesus and the Battle of Armageddon.
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Red Heifer fulfilled
On September 15, 2022, five red heifers arrived in Israel from the United States. The Temple Institute launched its Red Heifer program about a decade ago. Ranchers in Israel failed to produce a suitable candidate.
Boneh Israel, an organization that connects Christian lovers of Israel to the Holy Land, stepped in to help. Led by Byron Stinson, a native Texan, Boneh Israel understood ranchers.
On Thursday, September 15, 2022, 5 PM, 5 perfect, unblemished red heifers arrived in Israel from the USA. A modest ceremony was held at the unloading bay of the cargo terminal at Ben Gurion airport where the new arrivals were greeted and speeches were made.https://t.co/7lgG6pp4wa
— Temple Institute (@TempleInstitute) September 16, 2022
On April 3, 2019, Moshe Feiglin, in his speech at the Maariv Jerusalem Post conference in Tel Aviv, said he wanted to rebuild the Jewish Temple on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem immediately.
Zehut’s 344-page manifesto calls for measures to move government facilities to the Temple Mount and give the Chief Rabbinate authority over the site. Moshe is the head chairman of the far-right quasi-libertarian Zehut party.
Attempts to rebuild the third Temple started even before the middle ages. In 1990, rumors that Jewish extremists would begin rebuilding the Temple sparked riots.
As of June 2008, the Temple Institute has completed recreating the Kohen Gadol, Hoshen (breastplate), and Ephod. In 2012, the menorah was displayed. It is covered with 95 pounds of pure gold and reportedly is worth $2 million.
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