The Temple Institute

What's, what's, what's happening now is, is what just happened recently in this year was they've, they created a National Institute of the Red Heifer, okay? So that's new.

Um, which is not specifically associated with the Temple Institute, at least officially.

And so you have, uh, uh, a reinvigorated interest, um, in the red heifer and developing one, and ha- to have one born in Israel.

So the ones that, that were born recently, uh, they have been under examination.

Boom.

And then what they would seek to do is then to transition that, like they did in ancient times, transition that portable tabernacle, um, into a permanent structure.

And so the Temple Institute, they have everything completed of all the, the priestly garments, the, the, the, the implements, the vessels, the menorah, um, all the furniture you'd have, uh, you know, the, the table of showbread, the ta- the altar of incense.

They have all that completed.

And out of that, after those war, those guys became rabbis and they began to launch temple movements to rebuild the temple.

The Temple Movement Coalition, the Temple Mount Faithful, the Temple Institute is probably the most well-known one.

But since then, for decades, for decades, they have got everything ready to go.

And that includes all the articles.

They have everything, all of it's ready to go to Old Testament standards.

The one that they're not recreating is the Ark of the Covenant.

And I have on video from several rabbis, including ones who work for these Temple Institute movements to build the temple.

that they know where the Ark of the Covenant is.

Or

he'd be like the Temple Institute and make improvements for the Beit Hamikdash.

Yeah.

You know, whenever I sit with Rebbe Chaim Richman, the head of the Temple Institute, I always feel like leaving him and running to every Rav that I know and asking, what's wrong with what he's saying? And if nothing's wrong with what he's saying, then why aren't you all, why aren't, why isn't everyone busy just on this? For what other reason did we come back to Eretz Yisrael? I never felt like that about it with another Rav speaking.

You know what I mean? Like I never had an urge to run to every Rav after hearing a different Rav and saying, how come you don't act like that? Because everyone's doing their own sheets, I understand.

There's different things, different strokes, you know.

But when it comes to Reb Chaim Richman's, you know, this is the Temple Institute, they're preparing the Canaan, In the Hever, they're preparing the begadim for the Kohanim.

You should run to every single rabbi and say, why isn't every...

Yeah, I kind of see this as kind of like the floodgates being opened.

And for anyone who's actually watched When a Nation Shapes Prophecy, they'll know that the mindset of the Temple Institute, I think this is another step towards them realizing, you know, as I'm using their words, where they want to establish a house of prayer for all nations on the Temple Mount, where... prayers of all faith will be allowed.

And I think this is another step towards that and to the coming third temple.

Yes.

Does that mean? Because I know if you look, for example, in some of the states, they've erected religious statues to Baphomet, to Baal, to Moloch.

I wonder if the Temple Institute realized when they say a house of prayer for all nations, what type of people will come up there to set up their worship center.

Yeah.

I don't think that they would allow that, Jay.

You say, well, Brett, what about the rebuilding of a temple? Isn't that something that's gonna happen? Yes, that's a thing to watch.

There's a group in Jerusalem called the Temple Institute.

And guess what? They've raised all the funds that they need to rebuild the temple.

They made the labor.

And then he finally gets them.

He ac- he, he, he breeds these cows, they're red, sells them to the Temple Institute, which is the one in charge of building the Third Temple, right? And now, as a result of having the cows, they didn't exist, and then a stupid Cr- dispy Christian was like, "Oh, but we need them to fulfill the end times.

Let me make them." This isn't, like, an organic thing that is coming about in human history.

Christians, dispensational Christians, are doing things intentionally, self-fulfilling prophecy, in order to bring about, they say, the coming of Christ.

But...

And I do believe a temple will come because Ezekiel talks about it, but I don't think it's a, it's the one that is currently being planned because I did some studying on the Third Temple that, um, research on it, that the Temple Institute has plans, but the plans that they have do not match up with Ezekiel's description of the temple, the Third Temple.

So there's a problem there.

Um, it wasn't done with...