Ashes of The Red Heifer and The False Prophet

Aug 17, 2025
Ashes of The Red Heifer and The False Prophet
Invited Matthew Miller Jose
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Summary
Matthew Miller and Jose discussed the red heifer's significance, emphasizing its role in purification and its connection to end-time prophecies and the coming of the Messiah. They explained the ritual sacrifice on the Mount of Olives, the creation of purification waters, and the importance of ritual purity for events like Passover. Matthew Miller also expressed skepticism about recent "practice runs" of the sacrifice and warned against the purification from the red heifer's ashes as an "antichrist spirit," asserting that true purification comes only through Christ's blood. The discussion touched upon the Jewish belief that the Messiah will sacrifice the tenth red heifer, linking it to the timing of the Great Tribulation and urging listeners to live righteously. Jose led a concluding prayer for understanding and preparation for God's coming.

Details
Introduction to the Red Heifer Matthew Miller and Jose introduced the topic of the red heifer, noting the confusion around biblical terminology like the Antichrist and False Prophet. They highlighted recent Israeli news about a fake red heifer sacrifice and another video discussing the true significance and location of the sacrifice, which Matthew Miller had waited 40 years to hear.
Procedure and Location of the Red Heifer Sacrifice Matthew Miller explained that the red heifer is not an offering but a unique animal whose sacrifice occurs outside the Temple Mount complex, specifically on the Mount of Olives, facing the sanctuary entrance. The procedure involves kohanim leading the red heifer across a bridge from the Temple Mount to the Mount of Olives, where it is slaughtered, and its blood is sprinkled seven times towards the sanctuary entrance.
Creation and Purpose of Purification Waters Matthew Miller detailed how the red heifer is burned with cedar wood, hyssop, and red-dyed wool to create ashes, which are then mixed with "living waters" from a spring to form "maya" or purification waters. These waters purify individuals from spiritual impurity, known as "tumat mate," caused by contact with a corpse. The ashes were stored in three locations, and even a tiny amount of ash could purify a large volume of water.
Ritual Purification and its Significance Matthew Miller described the purification ritual where a pure kohen would sprinkle the purification waters on an impure person on the third and seventh days of their impurity. After the seventh-day sprinkling, the person would immerse in a ritual bath (mikvah) and be considered pure at sunset. This purification is particularly vital for Passover, as all Jewish people must be pure to eat the Pascal lamb, an explicit Torah commandment.
The Red Heifer and the False Prophet Matthew Miller and Jose discussed the implications of the red heifer ritual, especially concerning the coming of the false prophet and the Messiah. Jose noted that the secular world often describes the red heifer's ashes as cleansing the temple, not as purifying individuals from sin. Matthew Miller also expressed skepticism about rabbis performing a "practice run" of the sacrifice, highlighting the strict purity requirements for the officiating priest, who must never have touched a dead body.
The Red Heifer Sacrifice and Modern Events The speaker in the video clip Matthew Miller played claimed that a real red heifer offering occurred about a month prior, despite official claims it was a practice run with a disqualified animal. They noted that the last red heifer sacrifice was over 2,000 years ago, and the recent event involved a perfectly red, unburdened cow and a priest who had lived secluded for over 20 years to avoid contact with death. Since this ritual, alleged miracles, such as an Alzheimer's patient remembering everything and sight returning to the blind, have been reported from sprinkling people with the ashes.
Messianic Implications and Theological Differences Matthew Miller and Jose explored the Jewish belief that the Messiah can only come after the red heifer sacrifice, which is crucial for building the Third Temple. Jose pointed out that Jewish tradition, particularly Maimonides, suggests the tenth red heifer will be sacrificed by the Messiah themselves, implying the recent sacrifice could be seen by some as fulfilling this prophecy. They discussed the Jewish concept of reincarnation for the Messiah and how the absence of red heifer ashes in Jesus' time could be used as an excuse for their non-acceptance of them.
Red Heifer Ashes, Impurity, and the Antichrist Matthew Miller emphasized that the purification waters could cleanse anyone, including Palestinians, Germans, Russians, or French, making them "clean" to participate in Passover, which could lead to a global acceptance of the Messiah. They also highlighted the historical fact that the first antichrist was Caiaphas, the high priest, and that a Muslim cannot be the Antichrist because they cannot be an apostate, unlike someone associated with Christianity.
Prophecy and End Times Matthew Miller discussed how the recent red heifer sacrifice could be a catalyst for end-time prophecies, connecting it to Isaiah 40, which speaks of a people being convinced they are clean before the Sixth Seal event. Matthew Miller asserted that the red heifer's ashes and purification waters are what Isaiah 40 refers to as making people believe they are clean. They also discussed how the timing of the Great Tribulation can be calculated using Hosea 6:2, 2 Peter 3:8, and Ezekiel 4, suggesting it could start in 2030 or 2033, with 2033 being favored due to an eclipse on Passover.
Warnings and Call to Holiness Matthew Miller and Jose concluded by stressing the spiritual implications of these events. Matthew Miller warned that the promise of purity from the red heifer's ashes is a spirit of antichrist, as true purification from death comes only through the blood of Christ, according to Hebrews 9. They urged listeners to be "born again" and live righteously, emphasizing that no one will see God without holiness and that practicing lawlessness leads to spiritual death.
Faith and Redemption +1 623-\\\-\\*62 reminded listeners that personal difficulties can cause people to forget God's promises of redemption and recompense. They emphasized the importance of having Christ in one's heart, following him with one's mind, and demonstrating his spirit through actions.
Living as a Christian +1 623-\\\-\\*62 urged listeners to continue acting like Christians by teaching the word of God, helping others, sharing the gospel, and reminding everyone of God's love and his knowledge of the future. They hoped the presentation would remind people to have faith.
Concluding Prayer Matthew Miller asked +1 623-\\\-\\*62, referred to as Jose, to lead a closing prayer. Jose prayed, thanking God for the opportunity to study his word, discuss the Holy Spirit, and understand world events that draw them closer to God's word. They asked for help for the eklesia (assembly) to prepare for God's coming and for the information presented to edify the body and bring more people to Christ.

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