Tikvah Hope

TIKVAH HOPE

The Elect’s Need for Discernment, Entering into a Time of Deception

July 2025, a Red Heifer was sacrificed in accordance with ritual customs (Num 19).

Many reports are coming out that this heifer was pure and not blemished contrary to what Jewish religious authorities initially told the government and public. 

They say that during the “PRACTICE” Red Heifer sacrifice, Jewish religious leaders swapped out the stand-in animal for a flawless, biblically pure Red Heifer named Tikva, and carried out the first real Red Heifer sacrifice ritual in over 2,000 years (so they believe).

In their belief, they have completed the 10th and final Red Heifer sacrifice before the Messiah will appear.

According to my belief however, Jesus was the 10th and final Red Heifer sacrifice (Mat 27:28, Jhn 19:29, Heb 9:13-14) and Cedar Wood, a Scarlet Robe and blood, and Hyssop were also present during the Passion nearly 2,000 years ago.

Jesus was without blemish (Heb 9:14), never yoked, slaughtered outside the camp (Heb 13:12), His blood cleansed sin and death (1Jn 1:7), and He was a total offering (“burned completely”).

The ashes of the Red Heifer can only sanctify you so you are outwardly clean.

Jesus’s sacrifice cleanses us inwardly and outwardly.

The Red Heifer purified you from contact with death.

Jesus defeated death itself.

Red Heifer ashes were mixed with water for outward cleansing (💦Water of Separation).

Jesus offers us Living Water that purifies our mind, heart, soul, and spirit, internally cleansing us.

Remember, Father searches the heart ❤️ to lead us into truth and transformation (Pro 20:27, Jer 17:10, 1Ch 28:9, Psa 51:6, 139:1-2,13-16,23-24, Mat 23:25-28, Rom 2:29, 8:27, Rev 2:23).

God doesn’t merely inspect– He dwells, discerns, and delights in truth and wisdom stored in the hidden places.

The ritual may have been rare and sacred, but Jesus’s sacrifice was and is FINAL.

The Red Heifer that was sacrificed in July was named Tikva (tikvah).

The Hebrew meaning of that name should cause those who have read the New Testament to give pause and SELAH 🤔.

Attached I have compiled the Hebrew words associated with Tikvah and its Greek equivalents (by using the Greek Lexicon/Septuagint). I have also included their Strong’s Concordance reference numbers so that you can look the words up for yourself to see the definitions and usage throughout scripture.

Perhaps there is a greater message we can see through these definitions and references.

Hebrew:

🪢Tikvah H8615

• Cord, rope, line (Jos 2:18, 21)

• Hope (Psa 71:5, Pro 10:28, Zec 9:11-12)

• Expectation (Psa 62:5, Pro 23:18, 24:14)

• The thing that I long for (Job 6:8)

⏰Qavah H6960R (Root Word of Tikvah H8615)

• Wait, wait for (Psa 130:5, Lam 3:25)

• Look, look for (Isa 8:17, Jer 13:16)

• Gathered (Gen 1:9, Isa 5:2, Jer 3:17)

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Greek: (Cross-referencing: Greek Lexicon/Septuagint)

🙏Elpis G1680

• Hope (Act 2:26, Rom 5:1-5, 15:13, Gal 5:5, Eph 4:4, Tit 1:2, 2:13, 3:7, Heb 3:6, 1Pe 1:3,21)

• Faith (1Co 13:13, Gal 5:5, 1Th 5:8-11, Heb 10:23, 1Pe 1:21)

👍Elpizo G1679

• Trust (Mat 12:21, Luk 24:21, 1Ti 4:10, 6:17)

• Hope, hope for, things hoped for (Rom 8:24-25, Heb 11:1, 1Pe 1:13-16)

👀Prosdokao G4328

• Look for (2Pe 3:12-14)

• Wait for (Luk 8:40)

🏅Hypomeno G5278

• Endure (Mat 10:22, 24:13, Mar 13:13, 2Ti 2:10, Heb 12:1-3, Jas 1:12, 5:11)

• Patient (Rom 12:12, 1Pe 2:20)

✝️Hypomone G5281

• Patience, patient waiting (Rom 5:3-5, 2Th 3:5, Rev 2:2-3,19, 3:10, 13:10, 14:12)

• Enduring (2Co 1:16)

Tikvah Hope isn’t just “wishful thinking” but an anchored ⚓ expectation, a cord 🪢 of covenantal trust.

Hope isn’t abstract– it’s tangible, it’s something you can cling to (Heb 6:17-20)

Like Rahab’s cord, it’s tied to God’s promises, not our circumstances (Jos 2).

Hope is woven through waiting– an active trust, a spiritual discipline (Isa 40:31).

Hope is Messiah, Jesus, our Living Tikvah (Heb 6:19). 

Hope is a Prophetic message. SELAH 🤔.

To all who wait patiently, clinging to the cord of hope, faith, and trust in Jesus, our Living Tikvah:

The LORD bless you, and keep you:

The LORD make HIS face shine upon you, and be gracious to you:

The LORD lift up HIS countenance upon you, and give you peace.

Amen and Amen.