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| − | The '''Parah Adumah''' or '''Red Heifer''' is a perfect animal used in sacrifice for ritual purification as in [[Numbers]] 19:2. According to the beliefs of many Jews and Christians, the rebuilding of the [[Temple of Jerusalem|Temple]] in Jerusalem cannot be accomplished without this purification ritual, ([[HaShem]] willing) as all currently living people have in some way come in contact with the dead, making them ritually impure. There has been cooperation between [[Jew]]s and [[Evangelical]] [[Christian]]s to find a perfect red heifer. | + | The '''Parah Adumah''' ('''פָּרָה אֲדֻמָה''') or '''Red Heifer''' is a perfect animal used in sacrifice for ritual purification as in [[Numbers]] 19:2. According to the beliefs of many Jews and Christians, the rebuilding of the [[Temple of Jerusalem|Temple]] in Jerusalem cannot be accomplished without this purification ritual, ([[HaShem]] willing) as all currently living people have in some way come in contact with the dead, making them ritually impure. There has been cooperation between [[Jew]]s and [[Evangelical]] [[Christian]]s to find a perfect red heifer. |
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Latest revision as of 23:12, June 24, 2016
The Parah Adumah (×¤Ö¸Ö¼×¨Ö¸× ×Ö²×Ö»×Ö¸×) or Red Heifer is a perfect animal used in sacrifice for ritual purification as in Numbers 19:2. According to the beliefs of many Jews and Christians, the rebuilding of the Temple in Jerusalem cannot be accomplished without this purification ritual, (HaShem willing) as all currently living people have in some way come in contact with the dead, making them ritually impure. There has been cooperation between Jews and Evangelical Christians to find a perfect red heifer.