Rabbi Singer Exposes “Professor” Who Knows NOTHING About Israel or Temple Mount!

The foundation stone for the third temple is also [music] where the Al-Aqsa Mosque is. >> Yes. >> The Al-Aqsa Mosque is the third holiest [music] site in the Islamic tradition in the Islamic world. >> He doesn't even know the difference between Al-Aqsa and the Dome of the Rock. >> Um >> So, tell tell us about this little video. I've I've heard of Danny Jones' podcast before, but I'm I'm not sure I've actually seen anything on his podcast. So, what's up? >> So, I I wasn't familiar with his podcast, uh but this guy is making the rounds all over YouTube and he's called Professor Jang. He's a He's a a Chinese fellow who passes himself off as being some professor or intellectual and has an education, has an online university. And he has this whole deal about Israel and Iran. And when watching him, I just could not imagine somebody who gets more facts wrong than this guy. >> What's holding them back from from rebuilding this temple and doing this whole thing? >> Right. >> Do it bringing back the the Antichrist or whatever they want to do. >> Right. So, right now, um there the foundation stone for the third temple is also where the Al-Aqsa Mosque is. >> Yes. >> The Al-Aqsa Mosque is the third holiest site in the Islamic tradition in the Islamic world. Right, so there's Mecca, Medina, and there is the uh Al-Aqsa Mosque where they believe is where Muhammad ascended to heaven. So, if they were to destroy the Al-Aqsa Mosque in order to build the third temple, this would ignite um sectarian violence throughout the world. >> Mhm. >> And this is also part of the eschatology because this is really the war of Gog and Magog. Um this is all part of the plan as well. Now, um certain things about the Al-Aqsa Mosque is um to build the third temple, you need certain preconditions. A major precondition is you would need a perfect red heifer to sacrifice on the grounds of the mosque in order to consecrate the grounds to to build the um um third temple. And they they have the perfect red heifer. So, so this guy in Texas, he bioengineered perfect red heifers. This wild animal is Yes. The red heifers in Texas. And like Steve can can Google this right now. And they were transported to Israel about 2 years ago. So, now Israel has uh >> These genetically engineered red heifers. >> That's right. That is perfect and with four um I'm not joking here, guys. >> Texas man ships red heifer to Israel and he's wearing a yarmulke for ceremony. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram. >> This is this is very well known. Okay. >> Wow, look at this. Look at this YouTube video. Texas red heifers arrival stirs prophetic excitement in Israel in September 2022. >> Okay. [snorts] So, that's number one. Okay. >> Jesus. >> Yeah, they're serious about this, man. They have spent millions of dollars and years and years just to bioengineer a perfect red heifer. Okay, they're very serious about this. Okay, that's number one. The the perfect red heifers are in place. Number two is there's the the the organization that wants to build the third temple is something called the Temple Institute. The Temple Institute. And they've already built the third temple. Like brick by brick. And so, like all they have to do is move this third temple to the site. >> So, what you just heard is from somebody who was masquerading, pretending to be a professor. And I guess he sounds credible, and every single point he raised is completely incorrect. And it's it's not just someone's um wrong, it's it's all off completely. Let's go through these, and we're going to get to the important points, and I think it'll give us an opportunity to actually flush this point out. So, there's no such thing as an Antichrist in Tanakh. We've discussed that. The Antichrist is a uh a machination of the church. It is found in the Epistle of John, 2nd Thessalonians, and Revelation. But it's nothing to do with Tanakh. It's dualism. But let's set that aside right now. He suggested that the Al-Aqsa Mosque is on the foundation stone of the Temple Mount. Well, that's completely wrong. The Al-Aqsa Mosque is not sitting over the foundation stone. The Al-Aqsa Mosque is regarded by Muslims to be their third holiest site. This is like very rudimentary. This is like rudimentary information. But the Al-Aqsa Mosque is on the southernmost part of the Temple Mount. The Al-Aqsa Mosque is not in terms of the Temple Mount square, it's not near the foundation stone. What's sitting above the foundation stone is the Dome of the Rock, that was completed in 691. The Al-Aqsa was completed later. There is a red heifer that was sent to Israel, and quite a number of them, but none of them were bioengineered. That's all nonsense. Now, it is true that the Temple Mount Institute has uh fashioned many of the the garments that would you be used for by the priest, um many of the vessels that would be used in the temple with a hope that they got it right, with a hope that when the Messiah comes that those vessels might be used. There is an altar that was built and is ready to go, but there's [snorts] the building of the third temple, meaning the stones are not modular and available somewhere else. This What he just said is utter nonsense. There are many artifacts or things that are used in the third temple that are that have been made, but the building itself hasn't been made. So, and he is simply making this up completely. He He doesn't even know the difference between Al-Aqsa and the Dome of the Rock. It's the foundation stone that is central to everything. According to Jewish tradition, in some way the world was created from that stone. That's where Abraham brought his son Isaac for no offering. It is the holiest place on the on Earth, and it's the direction which we pray to in all of our supplications to God. And then he says that the red heifer needs to be slaughtered on the Temple Mount by Al-Aqsa, and that's going to trigger like some World War III. Well, wrong on every account. The red heifer is not slaughtered on the Temple Mount. I mean, he he should read Numbers chapter 19 verse 3. And what's very peculiar is that he calls himself a professor. He's not only not a theologian, I believe his only uh credential is I think he has a uh a bachelor's degree in English or English literature, something like that. Like something completely unrelated to to the topic he's talking about geopolitics, religious issues. And he's I just watch him and he just string together mistake by mistake by mistake. And the the coming of the Messiah brings peace, not a world war. No one is looking for a war. And the Now, we do not This is very important cuz this is what I think this is valuable. I mean, we could be talking about a person who's just somehow people are interviewing because what he's saying sounds fantastic. He's wrong on every account possible. And he's wrong that we need a red heifer to build the third temple. Now, there's a a point in Jewish law which means l'chatchila, which means we under ideal conditions, optimal conditions, we would have a red heifer. It's ashes as as you pointed out, um you are used to metair tum'ah to make pure those who are unclean. But let's say in the temple they needed something fixed or something built. Well, we would and under optimal conditions, at our first approach would be to take someone who has been purified by the red heifer. But let's say you don't have somebody who's been purified with the red heifer. And in fact, there's a tum'ah se'verah, which means the entire or the vast majority of the Jewish world is unclean. Well, then b'di aved, which means if you have no other choice, then you can build the temple and you can fix any part of the temple in a state of impurity and that workmanship on the temple mound sets aside the ordinary prohibition that would exist to go into the Machina Shana, which means the area where the Temple stood or the place where the Azara was, the meaning the outer courtyard with which would have also the place where the Misbah is, where the altar is. So, just people need to know this that we in fact see in the book of Ezra in chapter 3, where we find uh the the Shave of Aitz Eitzion, those who returned to the land of Israel to build the second Temple after Cyrus gives the command back in chapter 1, there was no Temple. There was none of those things. They didn't have a para tuma. They didn't have a a red heifer, didn't have any and they were petrified of the surroundings and they immediately began to bring offerings on an altar. You have to have an altar, which we have. We have to have the exact spot of where the Misbah was and we have that. It's well known to people who study this topic. We would like to have priests who are in a state of purity, but if you don't have that, they they can be the ever, which means at last resort, they could bring as an example the Passover offering. You wouldn't need a Sanhedrin a court to to assign this task, but that just requires the unity of the Jewish people. So, to build a Temple, to bring as a Passover offering, we don't need a red heifer. Now, we certainly want a red heifer and we're going to get one, but it is does it is not a a barrier to us building a third Temple. It's not a barrier to us having a carbon Pesach a Passover offering and the Temple Mount Institute, which is a very important institution, is engaging in education, is engaging in fashioning many of the utensils according to their best understanding that were used in the temple and will be used in the third temple. They don't have a temple a module to have. He just made that up. If you enjoyed this program, please like and subscribe. >> [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music]