After the declaration that all of the red heifers were disqualified from being used for ceremonial purposes, many have started wondering if last month’s event was the true red heifer sacrifice.
In a post on social media post circulating online, Byron Stinson, who brought the heifers from Texas to Israel, wrote that “This is the burning from July 1. It was not on the Mount of Olives and some Jewish leaders feel it does not pass all the requirements they support. But it was real and the first in 2000 years.”
He also noted that many will continue to disagree with one another about how the ceremony should be performed in regards to oral Torah traditions, but that this sacrificial burning should “be recognized as the first in over 2000 years.”
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He also says that there will be more sacrifices to come, and that others will not agree these are the “right one.”
“Many will continue to question and fight against the ceremony. I just think the world needs to know. The ceremony went perfect. With a perfect priest. In a place outside of the camp. And in the opinion of those I respect, we used a perfect red heifer.”
With many pointing out that the ceremony should be performed on the Mount of Olives, Stinson later agreed that a sacrifice there would make perfect, logical sense.
“So I fully agree that the ashes used to purify the priests for building the Temple would be best obtained from the Mount of Olives ceremony,” Stinson writes.
He also noted that “…there are hopes of finding the previous ashes in archaeological digs. That would be even better! They could be mixed with Mount of Olives ashes.”
Perhaps the greatest piece of information that Stinson further provided was about additional heifers in Texas.
“And the good news is, we do have more pure heifers in Texas. So, in God’s time this will all happen. It is written. So it will happen.”
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While debates continue over the details, timing and location of the red heifer sacrifice, one truth remains unchanged—God’s purposes are never hindered by human disagreement. As history and prophecy converge before our eyes, we can rest in the assurance that He is sovereign over every detail, and that His promises will come to pass exactly as He has spoken.
Abby Trivett is content development editor for Charisma Media.
God’s will be done in spite of man’s disagreement’s. Jesus will return to get His Bride, with or without the Temple’s reconstruction, but only when the Father says so. Amen. 🙏🏼❤️
The Temple will be rebuilt, as that is where the Antichrist will cause the daily sacrifices to cease and he will commit the Abomination of Desolation by standing in the holy place and possibly declare himself to be God. (Matthew 24:15)
In terms of end times theology, the Red Heifers narrative is more of a red herring. The red heifer, which cleansed people from the defilement of death, was a “type and shadow” of Christ’s ultimate sacrifice. As Jesus’s death and resurrection provides a permanent, spiritual cleansing from sin and death, this renders the old sacrificial system obsolete.
Christians don’t need to be purified by the red heifer. The Jews need it to be purified before building the Third Temple.
The Geographic location of where the Red Heifer is coming from is not mentioned in bible! I think it should be a red heifer from the Promised land Not from Egypt 🇹🇿🌎😴
The heifer was from a group of five that were shipped to Israel from Texas (the same rancher now has more of them). As far as I know, it doesn’t matter where the heifers come from as long as they are unblemished.
A few weeks ago I read an article stating that they took one of the heifers and used it to practice each required step, according to requirements, since this has never been done for generations. This was probably that sacrifice.