In another eye-opening episode of Encounter Today, Alan DiDio sits down with Mondo Gonzales of Prophecy Watchers to dig deep into one of the most talked-about prophetic developments of our time: the red heifer and its connection to the rebuilding of the Third Temple.
In their thoughtful conversation, they unpack the biblical, archaeological and prophetic significance of the red heifer — without falling into sensationalism.
The big question they tackle: Could the temple rituals required in the last days already be quietly underway?
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Gonzales, author of “The Mystery of the Red Heifer,” explains how the ashes of a perfect red heifer are necessary for the ritual purification of priests and temple grounds, a requirement for restarting sacrifices in a future Jewish temple.
He makes it quite clear: while Christians know Jesus fulfilled the Law and temple sacrifices are no longer needed, prophecy tells us that a temple will exist in the end times. With three out of five recently imported red heifers still potentially qualified, and talk of ceremonies possibly being prepped behind the scenes, the stage seems increasingly set for major biblical prophecy to unfold before our eyes.
This episode goes far beyond the red heifer. The discussion also covers:
- The role of the Third Temple in end-times prophecy
- Whether the red heifer ceremony has already happened in secret
- Why the ashes must be created on the Mount of Olives
- How Trump’s return to office may accelerate temple preparations
- The prophetic implications of Gaza and Trump’s “Dubai plan”
- Nephilim in ancient cities like Gath — and their potential end-time reemergence
If you’re a student of Bible prophecy or just curious about the signs of the times, this is a must-watch conversation to help equip yourself with biblical insight and powerful evangelistic tools.
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James Lasher is staff writer for Charisma Media.
