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On September 4, 2023 The first released an article about The First red heifer in 2000 years which seemingly fulfils Bible prophecy and signals 'end of days' being found. The Heifer was born on August 28, 2018 so it’s strange that they released that article last month. MSN and... show more
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Speaking of red heifers

Anyone else think it’s weird that the first Red Heifer in 2000 Years, is the exact same color as its Mom? 🤷♂️🤦♂️

They are playing to people's emotions regarding their faith. The number of people wanting to rush in the second coming of Christ is unsettling.

I hope everyone finds God. But I don’t think we all unite. Christ was clear he didn’t come to Earth for peace. “Do you think I came to bring peace on Earth? No, I tell you, but division. From now on there will be five in each family divided against each other.” Luke 12:51 He came to separate evil from good, and withhold good from final judgement. Even if it comes down family lines. I’d love to see a world 100% make it, but God said that’s not what happens.

The future of the world and gods plan is not going to be ushered in by the color of a cows fur.

5 red heifers were sent from Texas to Jerusalem last year. I believe only 1 is still considered pure and viable.

Everyday we face our own apocalypse, make everyday count. With that said Jesus will come back, when he does🙏

“Five, perfectly unblemished red heifers landed in Israel in September 2022, a feat that cost around $500,000 when you factor in the first-class plane tickets for rabbis to come examine the heifers and the American Airlines trip to Israel.” “They’re now being taken care of at a secure location, and Stinson and others hope to hold the ceremony they’ll be used for during Passover in 2024. Stinson runs a nonprofit called Boneh Israel that helps build up and revive Biblical sites.”

Regardless of one’s opinions on Hamas, Gaza’s conditions are undeniable. Gaza is a prison camp no matter how one looks at it. Covering an area of about 365 square kilometers, it’s one of the most densely populated places on Earth. With an ongoing blockade since 2007, its residents face significant restrictions on movement and access to basic resources. There exists a generation of young individuals unfamiliar with life outside these confines. Given even a semblance of liberty, they would undoubtedly seize it. The innate desire for freedom in those restrained cannot be suppressed. History has shown that liberating those bound can result in conflict. It would be prudent for the global community to recognize and address the aspirations of those seeking freedom.
