by Tim Buck | Sep 16, 2025 | Israel, Temple Mount/Temple
I will gather all nations, and will bring them down into the valley of Jehoshaphat, and will plead with them there for my people and for my heritage Israel, whom they have scattered among the nations, and parted my land.
Joel 3:2
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Ambassador Mike Huckabee inaugurated the Pilgrimage Road, the ancient street leading to the Temple in the time of Jesus, in Jerusalem’s City of David on Monday.
The 2,000-year-old road had served pilgrims ascending to the Temple from the south, and had been excavated in a lengthy and controversial process, as the around 600-meter-long route runs underneath houses in the Arab-majority neighborhood of Silwan, in east Jerusalem.
Could there be a more symbolic, and prophetic message, at a time like this, than to publicly walk the road to the temple?
While the world and the UN are raging against Israel this week at the UNGA Annual Meeting in NY, these three leaders are throwing down the gauntlet to the surrounding enemy nations by emphasizing Jerusalem and the coming Temple belong to the Jewish people!
Every day, we are watching significant prophetic patterns in the headlines!
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the inauguration of the ‘Pilgrimage Road’ in Jerusalem’s City of David, Sept. 15, 2025
After years of excavation and construction, the route was opened end-to-end on Monday and Rubio, Huckabee and Netanyahu were invited to be the first in 2000 years to travel the cleared Pilgrimage road all the way to the Temple Mount in Jerusalem.
Prime Minister Netanyahu’s office said that the joint visit was among the high points of Rubio’s “very successful and important visit” to Israel.
“This was an event of historical and cultural importance for the Jewish People. Prime Minister Netanyahu noted at the event that it attested to the city being ours and that it would never be redivided, nor would there be a Palestinian state,” the PMO stated.
“I welcome today Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who understands that this is the foundation of our shared Judeo-Christian heritage,” Netanyahu said, according to Channel 12.
“This heritage is being challenged today. It is challenged by a growing Islamist force. It is challenged by the alliance between the Islamists and the radical left. Both deny our heritage; both deny our right.”
“And they are applying heavy pressure on European and other leaders, whose knees are shaking, by proposing that we abandon Jerusalem… This is our city.
It is our city forever. It will never again be divided, and there will not be a Palestinian state,” Netanyahu declared.
Before traveling to Israel, Rubio had dismissed criticism of his visit to the City of David, which is located outside the internationally recognized boundary of Jerusalem.
“It’s one of the most important archaeological sites in the world,” Rubio stressed.
“I understand people want to involve politics in it. I understand everything in this region is political to some extent. But at the end of the day, it’s an extraordinary archaeological site.”
Rubio and Huckabee, both men of public faith, were visibly moved in their remarks on Monday, while standing on the underground road.
Rubio emphasized that the United States was founded on the principle that the rights of mankind “come from its creator.” “For it was here that God fulfilled his promise to his people. It was here that the lessons that form the base rock in the foundations of our laws, the principles upon which we decide what is right and what is wrong, were built upon.”
“For deep inside of us, we all know that we were created for a purpose, and for a reason. That our dignity comes from our creator. We deeply believe, in our country, it was on a principle from the God of Abraham. I can stand here today on the very road, where, not 2,000 years ago, so many from everywhere ventured to fulfill that desire to be closer to the creator.”
Rubio noted that all other civilizations that conquered Jerusalem are gone. “But one people remained. They have returned,” Rubio said. “For God’s promise is eternal, and it is perfect, and his word is always true. And I’m honored to be a part of its fulfillment here with you today.”
Huckabee read out the words of Psalm 137, “If I forget you, O Yerushalayim,” using the Hebrew pronunciation of the city. “The Jewish people never forgot that this was their land, their home,” said the ordained Baptist pastor.
“Tonight, the stones are crying out. The crowds may say it, but the stones absolutely and 100% validate that the Jewish people not only belong here now, but they have belonged here for 4,000 years since the time God said to Abraham, ‘this is yours’,” Huckabee said.
by Tim Buck | Feb 28, 2025 | Israel, Temple Mount/Temple
Join us March 11 as we discuss the crucial role the Temple plays for Israel in the last days, the latest news on the Red Heifer ceremony and how today’s headlines scream out that Jesus is coming soon!
The movement toward the Third Temple has accelerated dramatically over the last decade, drawing increased attention from the news about a potential red heifer ceremony.
Additionally, after the five red heifers arrived in Israel from Dallas, Texas a few years ago, Hamas announced that the fear of Israel building the Temple was one of the driving forces behind their genocidal attack on Israel on Oct. 7.
While this awareness is valuable, misinformation has spread widely.
Reports, such as a 2024 CBS segment, have misrepresented key details, falsely suggesting an altar is being prepared for the red heifer sacrifice.
Similarly, a recent rehearsal ceremony in Jerusalem led to exaggerated claims that the ritual was already underway, when in fact, it was only a practice session.
Despite delays, preparations continue, with rabbis working to finalize details and maintain consensus among religious groups.
The re-election of Donald Trump has further fueled speculation, as some believe he will play a role in facilitating the Third Temple’s construction.
As of December 2024, only three of the five red heifers imported from Texas remain preliminarily qualified, with two disqualified but used for breeding future candidates.
All of the red heifers are now housed and on display in Shiloh, Israel where Israel’s tabernacle once stood for 369 years. A large viewing station has also been built in Shiloh overlooking the large archeological dig and discoveries of the former tabernacle’s existence. We plan to visit the site next year in Israel.
The final determination of a suitable red heifer will only occur right before the ceremony.
Since Israel returned to the Land in 1948 it’s been a dream of the Jewish people to rebuild their Temple. Millions of dollars have been invested in a golden menorah, the ark of the covenant, clothing, tools and training for the priesthood and exact replicas of all of the artifacts that were once part of the original Temples.
Everything is in place except for… the political will of the Israeli government and the purifying ashes of the Red Heifer.
After nearly 1,900 years, we are witnessing historic prophetic fulfillments.
Jesus is coming soon, and the world will one day be filled with His glory.
by Tim Buck | Feb 27, 2024 | Hamas, Islam, Israel, Palestinians, Temple Mount/Temple

Red Heifers vs. Al Aqsa
Showdown at the Temple Mount
2/27/24 By Tim Buck
Fotet.org
Back in January, a story flew under the radar that I wrote about HERE, that’s well worth discussing: the relationship between Hamas’ Oct. 7 massacre, the five red heifers and the coming Red Heifer Passover Ceremony.
Yes. You read that correctly.
At the 100-day mark of the war, Abu Obeida, the military spokesman for the Hamas Al-Qassam Brigades, gave a televised speech about the Hamas efforts, as well as a reminder of the purposes of the war.
The speech was translated into English by the Palestinian Chronicle.
“We look back 100 days to remember the educated, the complicit, and the incapacitated among the world powers governed by the law of the jungle, reminding them of an aggression that reached its peak against our path (Al-Quds) and Al-Aqsa, with the start of its actual temporal and spatial division, and the “bringing of red cows as an application of a detestable religious myth designed for aggression against the feelings of an entire nation in the heart of its Arab identity, and the path of its prophet (the Night Journey) and Ascension to heaven.”
Right there, amid a very wordy discussion of perceived Israeli aggression against Al-Quds, the Muslim name for Jerusalem, and Al-Aqsa, the black-domed mosque on the Temple Mount, lies a curious and telling statement: “The ‘bringing of red cows… a detestable religious myth.” Notice the demonic blindness of Obeida to blaspheme the scripture as a myth but in the same breath he lauds Muhammad’s flying roundtrip from Mecca to Jerusalem on a white winged donkey with a woman’s face as credible! For clarification, the black domed Al Aqsa mosque at the south end of the Temple Mount is where Muslim’s worship Allah and the more recognizable golden Dome of the Rock, in the middle of the Temple Mount, was constructed over the Holy of Holies as symbolic of Satan’s capture and control of the Temple Mount.
The red cows being referred to are the five Red Angus heifers imported from Texas in September 2022 through a joint effort established between a Christian ministry, Boneh Israel, and The Temple Institute in Jerusalem.
These two groups beat the supposed 1-in-50,000 odds of finding a qualified heifer — advertising the need to Texas ranchers and then sending teams of rabbis from both Dallas and Israel to examine calves.
Their diligence paid off as they found not only one but five blemish-free red heifers, without more than two black or white hairs – even before having their ears tagged – a common practice in the livestock industry that would have disqualified them for ceremonial use. As of now, four of the heifers remain blemish-free and, according to Temple Institute rabbis, they hope to carry out the sacrificial ceremony BEFORE this April’s Passover.
Only nine heifers have been sacrificed since the time of Moses until the destruction of the Second Temple in 70 A.D. Bible prophecy says a Third Temple will be built and subsequently desecrated by Antichrist before the return of Messiah. Thus, for many in the religious Jewish community, as well as many Evangelicals, there has been a great deal of anticipation surrounding these ‘ladies’ in red.
Despite great interest in some spheres, the story barely made the news in Israel. It’s highly unlikely that secular Israelis are aware of – or interested in – the presence of the heifers in Israel. Yet, the Hamas terror organization apparently followed the events closely enough to use this as a stated reason to launch the surprise invasion and attack they called the “Al-Aqsa Flood” on Oct. 7.
The “Al Aqsa Flood” title is significant and points to the primary spiritual warfare which Satan is now engaged in, and plans to win, during his last days campaign against God! The enemy plans to steal and control God’s throne and rule the world in place of the Lord on the very mountain (Mt. Moriah aka Temple Mount) of God which Islam has renamed Al Aqsa. As the world moves closer to the Tribulation period, the lines are being drawn around the battle for Al Aqsa. Most of the terror groups surrounding Israel have chosen the golden Dome of the Rock as the centerpiece of their logo because the hamas spirit of violence is uniting them around that single, final cause. Instead of the term, “Battle of Armageddon,” for earth’s final war, it could just as well be called, “Battle for Al Aqsa.”
So, “Al Aqsa flood,” or “battle for Al Aqsa” are terms we’re hearing more and more. While “Al Aqsa” has historically only been used for the black-domed mosque at the south end of the Temple Mount, in recent years, there’s been a strategic shift in Islam to now claim the entire 37 acre Temple Mount is “Al Aqsa.” The tactic has caught on and spread which is designed to garner broader support for Islamic control of the whole 37 acre site of the Temple Mount acting as if it was always their “holy ground’ of which Israel has no right.

The logo of the terror group Hamas makes the Al Aqsa, golden dome, the centerpiece of their mission to destroy Israel. Note the four colors match the four horsemen of the Apocalypse in Revelation 6.
The Al-Aqsa Mosque has undergone several architectural iterations to become what we know today, but it was initially built in the early 8th century in response to this Quranic passage.
While this isn’t often discussed by political pundits, the site has been central to the Arab-Israeli conflict since before the foundation of the modern State of Israel.
The Hamas terror attack on Oct. 7 is the continued outworking of the teachings of their predecessors, primarily that of the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, Hajj Amin Al-Husseini, a founder of the Muslim Brotherhood.
In the 1920s, Husseini, also known as the father of radical Islam, was the first to bring up discussions about Al-Aqsa and the Third Temple, front and center. As the Jewish people were immigrating to the region at the time, Husseini galvanized a support base, in large part, by promoting the idea that the Jews would destroy Al-Aqsa in order to rebuild the Temple.
The incitement was no small matter. Tensions peaked in 1929 on Tisha B’Av, the holiday that commemorates the destruction of the two previous temples. As Jews marched by the thousands toward the Western Wall to pray, they were violently attacked by Arab Muslims who had adopted The Grand Mufti’s radical views. The event erupted into a full week of pogroms against Jewish settlements, known today as the 1929 Palestine Riots or the Buraq Uprising.
Over 130 Jews were brutally murdered and some 300 were injured for the cause – “Al-Aqsa is in danger” – a libel perpetuated by Husseini, even though Jewish leaders at the time were clear they had no intentions of harming the site of the Islamic mosque.
Husseini’s influence broadened after he was exiled from Jerusalem in 1937. An avid Hitler supporter, Husseini sought asylum in Nazi Berlin, Germany, where he hosted a radio show promoting his antisemitic theological views, paired with Nazi propaganda, to the Arabic-speaking world.

Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, Hajj Amin Al-Husseini, meets with Adolf Hitler.
After the foundation of the State of Israel, Palestinian interests shifted in more a nationalist than religious direction for the next few decades of looming wars and failed peace plans, but the Temple Mount became center stage again with the onset of the Second Intifada in September 2000.
While tensions were mounting prior to this, the response to then-Prime Minister Ariel Sharon visiting the Temple Mount is still considered to be the trigger for the Second Intifada. Even though Sharon’s approximately 30-minute visit was cleared by the Palestinian security chief and conducted during normal tourist visiting hours, he was met by some 1,500 Palestinian youth protesters who engaged in rounds of stone-throwing for the rest of the day.

Ariel Sharon seen at the Mugrabi Gate as he makes his way to the Temple Mount, Sept. 28, 2000.
The next morning, the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) radio station drew from the words of Husseini by issuing a call “to all Palestinians to come and defend the Al-Aqsa Mosque.”
During the next four-plus years, a wave of suicide bombings and other acts of terror claimed the lives of 1,053 Israeli civilians. This toll stood as the second-highest in civilian casualties since the 1948 War of Independence, until the tragic events of Oct. 7 unfolded.
The aftermath of the Second Intifada paved the way for the Gush Katif Disengagement in 2005, which then allowed for the rise of Hamas leadership from the military wing of the Muslim Brotherhood to the political power of Gaza.
Hamas leaders operate under a document called “Hamas Charter.” In 2017 a moderately modified version was drafted, but the original 1988 version is still regarded as one of the most antisemitic documents in history. The Charter lays out the terror group’s organizational goals and principles in language that strongly echoes the anti-Jewish positions developed by Husseini.
This is particularly notable in their direct call to annihilate the Jewish people, along with promoting Jihad as the only solution and a responsibility of every Muslim. This was, in fact, Husseini’s ultimate solution for protecting Al-Aqsa Mosque.
According to their radicalized, genocidal worldview, as long as the State of Israel exists and the Jewish people are here, Al-Aqsa is under threat.
On Oct. 7, Hamas proved to the world that they are not only Husseini’s ideological descendants but that they are willing and capable of following through.
While Hamas Spokesman Abu Obeida’s “100-day” speech was the first statement to directly address the heifers, it is clear to anyone listening that “Al-Aqsa Flood” was launched on Oct. 7 in response to the growing push from right-wing religious activists to gain more of a presence and control Temple Mount. In fact, early in the morning of Oct. 7, Hamas issued a statement via military commander Mohammad Deif, who justified the attack as retaliation for Israel’s “desecration” of the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem.
The “desecration” he spoke of was not limited to concern regarding the import of the heifers, but primarily related to the quiet increase in Jewish prayer allowed at the site by the far-right Netanyahu government, which had previously been prohibited for both security and religious reasons.
In recent years, Rabbi Yehuda Glick, the director of the Temple Mount Heritage Foundation, has regularly updated his social media with videos of himself and others reciting Jewish prayers on the Temple Mount. His long-time Temple activism has not gone unnoticed and even resulted in a violent attack in which he was shot and seriously injured in 2013.
Jewish prayer on the Temple Mount is controversial even within the religious community. The ritual impurity of a population void of the sacrificial system, paired with not knowing exactly where the Temple would have stood, could allow for an accidental desecration of the site. To avoid this possibility, visiting the site – let alone praying on Temple Mount – is discouraged by many Rabbis; however, if the heifer ceremony is successfully completed this spring, that could change things.
According to the Book of Numbers, chapter’ 19, the heifer ceremony results in the creation of an ‘ash and water’ mixture used for cleansing the nation of Israel from the ritual impurity of coming in contact with the dead. The ceremony also requires some of the blood to be sprinkled at the front of the Tabernacle and, in later history, the Temple. The ceremony, which traditionally took place on the Mt. of Olives, outside the camp, is essential for all other aspects of Temple worship to take place.
In the event of the Temple’s reconstruction, its functionality for ritual sacrifices would be conditioned on the presence of the Cohanim (priests). In addition, anyone participating in Temple worship would be required to be sprinkled with the ash water.
Beyond that, even without the presence of an actual Temple, the ceremony would allow for the general population to be ritually cleansed, thus removing much of the religious prohibition for a Jewish presence on the Temple Mount.
This, of course, is a large threat to the radical Islamic worldview.
If the heifer ceremony does, indeed, take place this Passover, we very well could experience another Hamas-like, shift in events in the near future. While the idea and reality of the ceremony may continue to grow in anticipation for many, history indicates that it could come at a high price. Therefore, watchfulness should be tempered with this understanding and met with true intercession for Israel in the coming weeks and even after.
Whether or not the Temple Institute moves forward with plans, it has become clear that the arrival of the heifers was more than an engaging human interest story involving Texas livestock and a growing friendship between Christians and Jews. It was a story of profound geopolitical and even spiritual consequence – and much of the world missed it.
A direct sightline from the Mt. of Olives to the Holy of Holies!

The book of Numbers requires a pure Red Heifer must be sacrificed in order for the ashes to be used to cleanse the priests and worshippers BEFORE the temple can be officially opened. It also requires that the sacrifice be made from a location on the Mt. of Olives that is in the direct line of sight across from the Holy of Holies.
The land is ready and the red heifer is ready! Israel’s rabbis and the Temple Institute in Jerusalem plans to hold this enormously significant, sacrificial ceremony soon, around April’s Passover (2024). A date has not yet been announced.
What the religious leaders in Israel haven’t been able to understand yet is that the red heifer sacrifice, like so much of the Old Testament, is symbolic of the sacrifice of Christ who shed His blood to cleanse us from sin. Let’s pray that the upcoming ceremony will be used by the Holy Spirit to open the spiritual eyes of some of the Jewish people.

by Tim Buck | Jan 25, 2024 | Hamas, Islam, Israel, Temple Mount/Temple

Hamas Military Leader and Spokesman Abu Obeida Announced That The Oct. 7 Attack on Israel Was Launched To Prevent The Red Heifers and to Stop Israel’s Jewish Temple! The Enemy Realizes the Time is at Hand!
Like it or Not (Hamas) the Red Heifer Purification Ceremony is Scheduled by Israel’s Orthodox Rabbi’s for this April’s Passover [2024] to be Conducted on Their Sacred Land on the Mount of Olives… for ALL THE WORLD TO SEE!

A Giant Image of Abu Obeida, Hamas’ Military Spokesman and revered hero of Turkey’s President Erdogan, is seen here displayed high on a wall on the Citidel in Istanbul, Turkey’s capitol.

The Turks raise a picture of Abu Ubaida on a bridge in the Turkish capital, Ankara, through which the motorcade of the Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, who had just arrived in Turkey will pass beneath, to meet with the Turkish Foreign Minister, Hakan Fidan, regarding the Hamas-Israel war in Gaza.

Abu Odeida reveals Hamas Terrorists, Terrified of the Divine Bovines!
The Spirit of Hamas
Red Heifers Trigger Genocide
1/25/24 By Tim Buck
Fotet.org
And the dread of the LORD fell upon all the kingdoms of the lands that surrounded Judah.
2 Chron. 17:10
I am going to make Jerusalem a cup that sends all the surrounding peoples reeling.
Zechariah 12:2
Abu Obeida, the military leader and spokesman for the Palestinian Hamas terrorist organization, made a televised appearance on the 100th day of the Israeli war in Gaza. The televised speech was the first time he had appeared in seven weeks as, during that time, all of his public statements were either audio recordings or written statements. A lapse of several weeks even led to speculations that he had been killed.
The Palestine Chronicle reported his speech, and listed the motives he gave for the Hamas attack on Israel:
“We look back 100 days to remember the powers of aggression that reached its peak against our path and Al-Aqsa (Temple Mount), with the bringing in of the red cows as an application of a detestable religious myth designed for aggression against the feelings of an entire nation in the heart of its Arab identity, and the path of its prophet (the Night Journey) and Ascension to heaven.”
In his speech, he referred to the October 7 attack as ” the Al Aqsa flood,” a term we’re hearing more and more. While “Al Aqsa” has historically only been used for the mosque at the south end of the Temple Mount, in recent years, as we get closer to the Tribulation, there’s been a shift in Islam to now claim the entire 37 acre Temple Mount is “Al Aqsa.”
The tactic has caught on and spread which is designed to garner broader support for Islamic control of the whole Temple Mount acting as it it was always their “holy ground’ of which Israel has no right. The term “Ay Aqsa” literally means “the further mosque”, referring to a myth created by the Umayyad Caliphate leader Omar in 682 CE, 50 years after Muhammad’s death.
According to the myth, Muhammad was carried to the site of the destroyed Jewish Temples in a miraculous overnight journey by al-Buraq, a magical horse with the head of a woman, wings of an eagle, the tail of a peacock, and hoofs reaching to the horizon. He tethered the horse to the Western Wall of the Temple Mount and from there ascended to the seventh heaven together with the angel Gabriel.
Abu Obeida continued:
“We will not tire or falter in calling all the free people of the nation to rise to support their Aqsa and the path of their prophet, which the criminal Zionists are practically advancing towards destroying and establishing their temple. This is why we have shed our blood in Gaza for 100 days and for which the epic of October 7th was about.”
In his speech, he frequently calls on “every Muslim on the face of the earth” to join the war.
Arab-language media covered Abu Abeida’s speech extensively, focusing on the red heifer while noting that five red female calves were brought to Israel in September 2022. After the announcement of the arrival of the cows, Hamas reacted almost immediately, warning that the potential Jewish ritual of the red heifers posed a threat to Al Aqsa and they have been preparing to respond ever since.
The red heifer is the main component in the Biblically mandated process for ritual purification of the priesthood to begin service in the temple. The purification ceremony has been lacking since the destruction of the Second Temple in 70 AD, leaving all Jews today considered ritually impure, thereby preventing the return of the Temple service.
Prophetic Anticipation Builds: Red Heifer Ceremony Soon
According to those working on the red heifer project, the ceremony of the red heifer needs to be performed on the Mount of Olives, and in a place that would have looked directly into where the Temple stood. A plot of land for this purpose, directly east of the Temple Mount, was purchased 12 years ago and meets both of those standards.
The Temple Institute launched its Red Heifer program about a decade ago, but even in Temple times, an animal that fulfilled the Biblical requirements was exceedingly rare. Failing to produce a suitable candidate from ranchers in Israel, the Temple Institute in Jerusalem began investigating alternative sources for a red heifer and found it in Texas in 2020.
Their arrival in Israel was a spiritual earthquake! Ever since the 5 red heifers arrived in 2022, Israel’s enemies have been shaking in their boots and planning the massacre of the Jews that took place on Oct. 7.
But Hamas underestimated the power of the Most High God over the imposter god Allah. God’s Word cannot be thwarted and nothing will prevent Israel from building their long-awaited Temple on the Temple Mount in God’s timing.… if they only knew what was really coming!
The red heifer ceremony is scheduled to be performed by the Temple Institute and take place on the Mt. of Olives during Passover Holiday, the last week of April 2024.
It remains to be seen, under the current war atmosphere in the country, if Israel’s government will permit the long anticipated ceremony to take place. Is this the time? Is the war a prelude to the end? Are we as close to the Rapture as it appears to be from these developments? I sure hope so!

by Tim Buck | Aug 9, 2023 | Israel, Temple Mount/Temple, Tim's Articles

Palestinians Fear Israel’s Red Cows
8/8/23 By Tim Buck
Fotet.org
And the dread of the LORD fell upon all the kingdoms of the lands that surrounded Judah.
2 Chron. 17:10
Scared of a baby cow? Palestinians say what’s behind the red cows is that Israel is planning to build the Third Temple to destroy Al Aqsa Mosque on the Temple Mount. The source of their concern is a report on the Israeli government funding a project to raise a red heifer, whose ashes, according to Torah law, can purify Jews so they can start bringing sacrifices again.Arabs are up in arms over a supposed Israeli government plot to destroy the Al-Aqsa Mosque by rebuilding the Third Temple in its place in Jerusalem, following a recent report on Israel’s Channel 12 that several ministries are funding efforts to raise a red heifer, which is considered a prerequisite for the coming of the Messiah.
How timely! A TV Special running on Israeli television about Israel’s Red Heifers and the coming Third Temple!
Palestinian officials and commentators in Arab media from Al Jazeera to Jordanian news sites and Gazan TV wholly accepted the report, which centered on Israel’s religious coalition turning Israel into a religious state. The report has put fear in Israel’s enemies.
Al Jazeera cited Dr. Saleh Lutfi, “a researcher in Jewish, Zionist, and political affairs,” as saying that in light of the current Palestinian and regional circumstances, the time is ripe for the Netanyahu government to “realize the myth of building the alleged ‘Third Temple.’”
Lutfi also claims that the idea of rebuilding the Temple “has become rooted even among large segments of the Israeli secular and liberal movement, as well as among the circles of the so-called Jewish Zionist left.”
On the Hamas station, Al-Aqsa, Dr. Shihab went so far as to say that “the Israeli government has a plan to cause a religious war in the region” and that bringing red heifers to Jerusalem shows that “the fascist Israeli government encourages the settlers to continue harming Al-Aqsa mosque.”
The time of Israel’s temple is getting closer. Five red heifers were brought to Israel in September 2022 after being raised in Texas. One of them was brought last month to Shiloh, where the Tabernacle stood for over 300 years prior to the first Temple’s construction. Along with two others, the heifer will be at the heart of a planned Heritage Center to attract tourism to the site.
According to Numbers 19, a purely red heifer is the only animal whose ashes can be used to purify Jews so they can serve in the Temple and bring sacrifices. There is a host of requirements that the animal must meet, and none has been found in 2,000 years. It seems the arrival of these qualified red heifers has the enemy shaking in their boots… if they only knew what was really coming!
by Tim Buck | Jul 24, 2023 | Daniel's Prophecies, Israel, Prophecy, Temple Mount/Temple

Biblically Pure Red Heifer Arrives In Ancient Shiloh, Captivating Visitors And Researchers
Shiloh was home to Israel’s tabernacle and was the center of spiritual life in ancient Israel.
Modern Shiloh built its synagogue to resemble the ancient tabernacle. When we visit Israel next year, we may be able to visit Shiloh to see the sight of the tabernacle and now the red heifers.
Red Heifers Arrive In Shiloh
7/21/23 By Tim Buck
Fotet.org
New developments for “The Quest to Build the Jewish Temple” are coming at a fast pace. Don’t miss our exciting Movie Night in just over 2 weeks to learn much more.
Visitors recently flocked to Shiloh in Samaria’s Binyamin region to welcome a biblically pure red heifer back home to the sight of Israel’s first sacrifices.
The 22-month-old cow, which was brought to Israel from the United States, found a new home at the Ancient Shiloh heritage site, where the biblical Tabernacle once stood.
In the coming month, two more heifers will be transported to the town, and a center will open there dedicated to researching the phenomenon. The heifers will be kept in a fenced-off area, able to be viewed by visitors. Just a few years ago, this seemed more like a fairy tail, but in today’s end times, the impossible becomes reality almost daily.
Shiloh is an ancient city located about 30 miles north of Jerusalem. For generations, it was Israel’s spiritual center.
It was the first permanent home to the tabernacle where the Ark was housed, offerings were brought, and where Hannah offered her famous prayer.
The First Holy Temple was built in Jerusalem by King Solomon, roughly three thousand years ago. Until then, God’s “home” — the Tabernacle — was in Shiloh. Jewish spiritual life was centered there and Jews performed aliyah (pilgrimage) and brought offerings there — for 369 years, until the death of Eli, the High Priest, when the Ark was stolen by the Philistines and, it seems, Shiloh was destroyed (I Samuel, chapter 4).
The mysterious red heifer, or Parah Adumah, is first mentioned in the Book of Numbers, when God instructs Moses and Aaron to take “a perfectly red unblemished cow, upon which no yoke was laid.” The animal is subsequently slaughtered, and its ashes are used in a purification ritual.
The discovery of an entirely red such heifer is a rarity. Jewish sources state that only nine were slaughtered in the period from Moses to the destruction of the Second Temple in 70 AD.
In keeping with biblical law, the heifer put on display in Shiloh is completely red, and has never borne a yoke.
“This is an exciting and exceptional event for the entire Jewish people,” said Ancient Shiloh CEO Coby Mamo. “We are already in touch with researchers and promoters around the world who are waiting to come here with large groups.
We have returned to the site of the Tabernacle in Shiloh and are bringing back the Jewish past for the future of our people.”
Binyamin Regional Council head Israel Ganz called the cow’s arrival a “historic moment.”
“The Ancient Shiloh site is continuing to grow and develop, and the Red Heifer Center will attract more visitors, up to one million a year, from Israel and around the world,” he added, calling it “good news for the Jewish world, for scientists and researchers, and for everyone.”