Israeli man attempts to sacrifice sheep on Temple Mount

Source: Jerusalem Post

An Israeli citizen was arrested near Jerusalem's Old City on Sunday morning after attempting to bring a sheep to the Temple Mount as a sacrifice.

The suspect is a religious activist of the Chozrim L'Har movement, which advocates against the "abandonment of the Temple Mount into foreign hands."

The man was detained by law enforcement officials after being located en route to the Mount.

Following the suspect's arrest, the Chozrim L'Har movement warned that "there is no more room for Muslim rule on the Temple Mount."

The organization vowed that sacrifices would resume soon and the Third Temple would be built on the Temple Mount.

"It is time to build a third Jewish Temple and renew sacrifices," the religious organization said. "Dear government and Arabs, you are messing with the wrong generation," it further warned.

Possible Red Heifer(Parah Adumah) found in New Jersey

Red Heifer Reported in Arkansas- Sign of Times

Source: templeinstitute.org

Was just on Facebook, and found the following post by The Temple Institute in Israel very interested, this is in regards to the final Jewish Temple and End-Time Prophecy. Are we really getting close to the end? Please read the post below. (Source/Facebook post) 

The Temple Institute shared a link.

May 22

RED HEIFER REPORTED! SHARE THE NEWS!

We have recently received photographs from a rancher in Arkansas showing what appears to be a perfectly red heifer. Note that in this untouched photograph the heifer has a red nose and reddish hooves, essential markings of a red heifer. The note that came with the photo stated that the heifer has never been put to work and has never been yoked. Perfectly red heifers, as this appears to be in the photograph are a rare occurrence among Red Angus cattle. We are familiar with the region where this heifer is being raised and intend to send an emissary to further inspect and document the red heifer.

https://www.templeinstitute.org/red_heifer/red_heifer_contents.htm

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