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Third Temple examines the proposed rebuilding of the Temple, the red heifer, and Vince Baker’s reading of prophecy. Begin with the red-heifer passage in Numbers and separate the original ritual from later prophetic interpretations.

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A red heifer stands in the hills near an artist’s impression of ancient Jerusalem.

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Read Numbers 19:1-10 · KJV. Ask what the passage says in context and what you can put into practice this week.

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Frequently asked questions

Why does Numbers 19 mention a red heifer?

Numbers 19 describes how its ashes were used in water for purification. The chapter addresses ceremonial impurity associated with contact with the dead.

How should I read modern claims about a Third Temple?

Separate the ritual in Numbers from later interpretations about a future temple. The book presents Vince Baker’s reading, while Christians differ on how passages about the Temple should be understood.