What about the red heifer?

Key Concepts:

• Red Heifer Sacrifice: Significance in Jewish tradition, potential implications for the Third Temple and end-times prophecy.
• Distraction/Deception: The idea that events surrounding the red heifer might be a deliberate distraction from other significant actions.
• September Significance: Emphasis on September as a month of potential major events and acceleration.
• Peace vs. Escalation: Contrasting views on the Russia-Ukraine conflict, with some parties seeking peace and others pushing for escalation.
• AI and Healing: The role of Artificial Intelligence in healing and the importance of distinguishing it from divine healing through Jesus Christ.
• Faith and Modern Science: Balancing faith in divine healing with the acceptance of help from modern medicine and science.
• Bondage vs. Freedom: Recognizing and avoiding spiritual bondage related to extreme religious views.
• Power of Decision: The impact of decisions and God's ability to turn mistakes into good.
• Favor in the Last Days: Expectation of great favor, especially for the youth, in the end times.
• Wealth Transfer: Anticipation of a wealth transfer and the importance of listening to God's guidance for handling it.
• Seeking God's Heart: Emphasizing the importance of seeking God for who He is, rather than for what He can provide.

1. Red Heifer and Temple Institute

• The speakers, Diana and Brandon, discuss the discouragement surrounding the news that the red heifers from Texas did not qualify for the temple ceremony.
• The Temple Institute is mentioned as the organization involved with the red heifers.
• The red heifer is described as needing to be perfect, without more than two hairs of a different color.
• The speakers note the secrecy surrounding the red heifer and the potential for controversy and unrest.
• The timing of the announcement (disqualification of the heifers) is noted as being close to the Feast of Trumpets (seven weeks prior).
• Brandon expresses a feeling that there might be a "slide of hand" or a distraction, with a hidden red heifer being prepared for sacrifice in September.
• The concern is that public disappointment over the disqualified heifers might mask a secret ceremony.
• The importance of hiding the red heifer to prevent it from being harmed or disqualified is emphasized.

2. September and Potential Events

• September is highlighted as a month of "great change, great acceleration," based on a vision Brandon had.
• The Feast of Trumpets, on September 23rd, is mentioned as a potential date for significant events.
• The possibility of a secret red heifer sacrifice occurring around the Feast of Trumpets is raised.

3. Geopolitical Situation and Peace Efforts

• The speakers discuss BB (likely referring to Benjamin Netanyahu) wanting to take over Gaza.
• A meeting between President Trump and Putin in Alaska on the 15th is mentioned.
• Zalinski (likely referring to Zelenskyy) is described as a "puppet" who doesn't want peace.
• The speakers assert that some European leaders (Emanuel Macron, etc.) are not interested in peace and want to escalate the Russia-Ukraine conflict for financial reasons (oil agreements, supporting the euro).
• The Lord showed Brandon a vision of Mark (likely referring to Mark Rutte) and others in Europe discussing how to escalate the conflict.
• Trump is portrayed as wanting peace, prosperity, and a "golden age."

4. AI, Healing, and Modern Science

• The speakers address the role of AI in healing, clarifying that Jesus Christ is the only healer.
• They acknowledge that God can use medical science to help people.
• The example of Oral Roberts raising up doctors to serve as missionaries is given.
• The speakers believe that any kind of healing is divine healing.
• They use the analogy of someone struggling with addiction going to rehab or a couple going to marriage counseling to illustrate that God can use various means to bring healing and restoration.
• The devil is described as coming to kill, steal, and destroy, while God comes to give life more abundantly.
• The perfect plan is to walk in divine health through the word of God.
• The speakers emphasize that people are at different levels of faith and that it's not their place to condemn those who seek help from modern medicine.
• The story of a man who refused rescue attempts during a flood because he was waiting for God to save him is used to illustrate the importance of accepting help when it's offered.
• The speakers share personal anecdotes about family members who held extreme views against modern medicine, leading to negative consequences.
• An aunt who suffered severe health problems after refusing medical treatment for a brown recluse bite is mentioned as an example of the dangers of extreme religious views.

5. Avoiding Spiritual Bondage

• The speakers caution against spiritual bondage and extreme religious views that prevent people from living fulfilling lives.
• They share a story about a girl in their church who was neglected due to extreme religious beliefs, requiring intervention from DHS.
• The example of snake handlers who believe they are protected from harm but suffer and die from snake bites is used to illustrate the dangers of flakiness.
• The speakers emphasize the importance of using wisdom in these last days and following the Holy Ghost.
• They share their personal experience with their daughter Megan's autism diagnosis and their initial fear of speaking the word "autism" due to the belief that "you have what you say."
• They clarify that they are not denying autism but denying its right to be there.
• They acknowledge the role of therapists and neuropsychologists in helping Megan.
• The speakers describe the grief and despair they felt after receiving Megan's diagnosis and the pressure they faced from others who suggested they lacked faith or were living in sin.
• They emphasize that God is a good God and the devil is a bad devil, and that what the devil meant for bad, God can turn for good.

6. Power of Decision and God's Redemption

• Brandon shares a vision he had where the Lord showed him the power of a decision.
• The Lord told him that even if he messes up, God can turn things around if he remains in faith.
• The Lord said, "The footsteps of the righteous are order of the Lord. And no matter how bad you do to mess up, you think you've messed up your life and to derail your life, I can turn it on a dime, son."

7. AI, Healing, and the Mark of the Beast

• The speakers reiterate their belief in the potential for AI to contribute to healing, specifically mentioning diabetes and cancer.
• Brandon states that if there was a cure for autism available for Megan, he would pursue it, unless it required taking the mark of the beast or went against the word of God.
• They emphasize that if something goes against the word of God, they will reject it.
• They acknowledge that God has provided herbs and plants for the service of man, as mentioned in Genesis.
• They take vitamins and supplements to compensate for depleted soils.

8. Favor, Wealth Transfer, and Seeking God's Heart

• Brandon shares a vision he had about days of great favor for the youth in the last days.
• He emphasizes the importance of praying for leaders and revival.
• He recounts a situation where God bypassed a liberal judge and resolved a legal issue in a surprising way.
• He emphasizes that God's thoughts are higher than our thoughts and that He has more than one way to accomplish things.
• He shares that the resolution happened on a Thursday, fulfilling a previous prophecy.
• He mentions praying over the "first frost" for agreements to be made concerning wealth transfer.
• He describes a vision of Trump walking around with a pig with lipstick on it, representing something related to the housing market and taxes.
• He saw a new industrial revolution and black onyx pillars with diamonds, representing safe havens.
• He saw three new trillionaires and hints that they have something in common.
• He emphasizes the importance of listening to God's whisper and spending time with Him on a day-to-day basis.
• He cautions against seeking God only for what He can provide and emphasizes the importance of seeking Him for who He is.
• He emphasizes the importance of a yielded heart and loving God.

9. Conclusion

• The speakers conclude by emphasizing their desperation for God and the importance of returning to first love.
• They acknowledge the distractions of ministry and the need to keep the main thing real with God.
• They emphasize that out of the overflow of their relationship with God is what people come for.