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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.
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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.
    
[[category:Old Testament]]
 
[[category:Old Testament]]
 
[[Category:Judaism]]
 
[[Category:Judaism]]
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