5-Month Old Parah Aduma Candidate in USA
posted by yaak @ 6/12/2014 11:48:00 PM
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6 Comments:
Doesn't it all depend on where one is looking for the heifer ?
Is it any surprise the red heifer was found in the USA ?
Could it ever have been found in Africa or Asia ?
Isn't the USA the worst place on planet earth to look for un-genetically modified anything ?
Anonymous: Don't think this heifer is being raised with genetically modified food. It is being raised on grass and being extremely carefully monitored (as video explains) by Jim Long, a Noahide, and very good friend of Jews and Israel. We must wait and see,even if a hair of another color appears, it cannot be considered as a parah adumah.
When would we know for sure if this one qualifies as parah Aduma?
At what age would it be sertain?
Also, if Bizrat Hashem it will turn out to be a Kosher Parah Aduma, do we know what exactly to do with it, how to sheht it and so on?
Thanks
According to the first halacha in the Rambam's Hilchot Parah Aduma, a Parah Aduma must be at least 3 years old - preferably 3 or 4 years old.
Yes, there are people who know what to do with it.
Red heifer reminds me of Samuel calling King David rudey , ie like Esau . Esau is the shor of klipah , intresting found in Esas territory USA. Does this mean esau has a tikkun ?
Anonymous: Don't think this has anything, whatsoever, to do with a tikkun for Eisav. This heifer is being raised by a Noahide, not a representative of Eisav.
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