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Update: What to Know About the Red Heifer Ceremony
In an exclusive interview with Charisma Media, Byron Stinson gave an update on the red heifer ceremony, and what we need to be on the lookout for next.
Stinson had the privilege of bringing five red heifers from Texas to Jerusalem in hopes that the prophetic ceremony would soon take place, in preparation for the ushering in of the Third Temple.
“In Numbers 19, there’s a law that says you are to bring this red cow, and the red cow is the offering or ceremony of purification. And what you do is you take the ashes of this cow and you mix it with the living water from the Gihon Spring and it brings purification, physically away from death,” Stinson explains. “Everyone’s suffering under death. Anything you can see, touch, smell, anything, it’s death.”
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Emma Stark’s 2025 Prophecy: From Dismantling to Establishing
As Christians around the world press in to seek the presence of God for what He wants to do in this next year, some prophetic voices like Emma Stark are sharing what they’ve heard.
“Dismantling to establishing,” Stark states, “That is the word of the Lord.”
She believes this year will be much like Psalm 90:17, which speaks of the favor of the Lord being upon the works of our hands.
‘Prophecy Fulfilled’: Candace Cameron Bure Explains Nativity’s Prophetic Role in Scripture
he Christmas season is always busy for Candace Cameron Bure, an actress who regularly churns out holiday films among other popular projects.
Bure frequently discusses her Christian faith, sharing with fans how reading through the entirety of the Bible each year has helped inspire and grow her faith. “The Bible Recap,” a book by Tara Leigh Cobble that takes Christians through daily explanations of chapters, has been a key tool she’s used.
“‘The Bible Recap’ really changed my whole world when it comes to reading the Bible,” she said. “And so I’d never read the Bible chronologically. I actually didn’t even know before I started the Bible recap that the Bible isn’t put in chronological order. You kind of bounce around to different books, but then to actually read it through in terms of … the historical line is incredible.”
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