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For nearly 2,000 years, Israel has been without a Temple, altar, and functioning priesthood. And without the ashes of the red heifer described in Numbers 19, purification from contact with the dead—a requirement connected with entering the sanctuary—has remained impossible. But something remarkable has happened. Red heifers were raised in Texas and transported to Israel, … Continue reading The Red Heifer Mystery: What Has Already Happened in Israel? | Byron Stinson →

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Why was John the Baptist immersing people in the Jordan—and why was immersion necessary to prepare the way for the Messiah? In this episode of the Sighted Moon Podcast, Ryan Nall and Joseph Dumond step outside the traditional Christian understanding of “baptism” and examine the practice through its Hebrew and Temple context: mikvah, ritual purity, … Continue reading How Mikvah Became Baptism | Episode #139 →

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What exactly is Simchat Torah—and where did it come from? In this episode, Ryan Nall and Joseph Dumond examine the history behind Simchat Torah and its relationship to Shemini Atzeret, the biblical “Eighth Day” commanded in Leviticus 23. The Torah commands an eighth-day sacred assembly following the seven days of Sukkot, but the modern celebration … Continue reading Dancing with The Torah | Episode #138 →

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Why do most Jews today follow a calculated calendar rather than sighting the new crescent moon? And if modern communication allows people around the world to know almost instantly when the moon is sighted in Israel, why is the fixed Hillel calendar still necessary? In this episode of the Sighted Moon Podcast, Ryan Nall and … Continue reading The Hillel Calendar- Biblical Authority or Rabbinic Tradition? | Episode #137 →

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While much of the Jewish world is preparing for the Feast of Trumpets, we have already completed Sukkot and Shemini Atzeret. So who is early—and who is late? In this episode, we examine one of the most important questions surrounding the biblical calendar: What actually determines the beginning of the year? Rather than beginning the … Continue reading The Shemini Atzeret, Simchat Torah, and John 10:22 Mystery | Episode #136 →

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What if the biblical Holy Days are more than ancient observances? What if they reveal, step by step, the entire plan of salvation? In this episode, Ryan Nall and Joseph Dumond explore the prophetic meaning of Sukkot—the Feast of Tabernacles—and why understanding the appointed times can dramatically change the way we understand the Kingdom of … Continue reading Sukkot: The Wedding Feast & God’s Plan of Salvation | Episode #134 →

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Why would a Christian today care about Sukkot—the biblical Feast of Tabernacles? In this episode of the Sighted Moon Podcast, Ryan Nall and Joseph Dumond explore one of the most joyful and prophetic feasts found in Scripture. Far from being merely an ancient Jewish tradition, Sukkot is presented in the Bible as a commanded time … Continue reading Sukkot: Why Would a Christian Keep the Feast of Tabernacles? Episode #133 →

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In this episode of the Sightedmoon Podcast, Ryan Nall and Joseph Dumond explore the ancient and prophetic significance of the Ten Days of Awe—the ten days stretching from the Feast of Trumpets to the Day of Atonement. Why has this period historically been associated with repentance and judgment? What can the biblical fall holy days … Continue reading The Ten Days of Awe: Judgement and Atonement | Episode #132 →