A second red heifer is born in the Golan: “God is pressing us toward building the Temple.”
“The team at the Institute expected potential heifers to be born this season, but her birth so close to Tisha B’Av gives the strong sense that God is pressing us to accelerate the path toward building the Temple. The real question is whether we want to.”
The vessels of the Second Temple never disappeared. This Rabbi knows where they are.
Moskoff traced the vessels of the Temple, among them the menorah and the incense altar, through what he said is a well-documented path after the destruction in 70 CE, citing the ancient historians Josephus and Procopius of Caesarea.
Israeli artist unveils working clock built on the lost calendar of the Temple priests
At first glance, it looks like a striking piece of Judaica art. But the Temple Clock-Calendar sits an ancient and largely forgotten body of knowledge that some scholars now believe traces directly back to the priests of the First Temple.
It’s time: Red Heifer organization calls for national Temple movement
A red heifer born last month in the hills of the Galilee has reignited a coordinated national campaign among Israeli rabbis, breeders, and educators to restore the lost laws of ritual purity to the Jewish people.
Rabbi Kessin: Trump assisting Messiah by arresting Maduro, eliminating evil
“What Trump’s job really is,” Rabbi Kessin said, “is to assist the Mashiach. That is a critical job.”
From settlement to sanctuary: Israel’s call to illuminate the world
True settlement in the Land is not about retreating into comfort amid challenges. It is about aligning with a divine purpose that extends far beyond our borders.
Temple Institute Announces: All Texas Red Heifers Disqualified
Just as the chok of the red heifer is considered to be a great test of our faith in and fidelity to God’s word, we must also maintain the faith and trust that a suitable red heifer will be found when G-d sees fit.
“For the Redemption of Zion” – a rare coin from Year Four of the Great Revolt discovered in Jerusalem
A bronze coin minted by Jews in Jerusalem during the final year before the destruction of the Second Temple in 70 CE was discovered during excavations in the Jerusalem Archaeological Garden – Davidson Center.
Ten From the Nations Announces Special Three-Week Zoom Series: “Stories for Reflection and Repentance”
The series focuses on biblical stories of individuals who might be considered “finished” or “retired” by worldly standards, but whom God used to bring about ultimate salvation.
Ancient Gold Ring Discovery in Jerusalem Reveals Possible Coming-of-Age Ritual
The ring’s diminutive size suggests it likely belonged to a child or adolescent living in Jerusalem during the Second Temple period. Researchers believe the jewelry may have been deliberately buried as part of a significant cultural practice.