A Rapture Ready roundup cites a Prophecy News Watch excerpt about growing Jewish preparations for Temple worship in Jerusalem and links those developments to recent regional events, fuel concerns, and global political shifts.
Groups such as the Temple Institute are actively preparing objects, garments, and procedures tied to ancient Temple worship, including pursuit of a qualifying red heifer.
Public Jewish prayer and ritual instruments on the Temple Mount during Rosh Hashanah signal practical steps beyond discussion toward possible restoration of Temple rites.
The author connects these religious preparations to contemporary events—Syria’s military activity, diesel and fuel shortages, and geopolitical shifts—as possible signs related to end-times expectations.
# What the story reports
On Sept. 17, 2026, Prophecy News Watch described heightened activity tied to the idea of restoring the Jewish Temple in Jerusalem. The excerpt reports hundreds of Jews ascending the Temple Mount on Rosh Hashanah, organized prayer lasting hours, visible prayer books and shawls, and the sounding of a shofar alongside two silver trumpets associated with ancient worship.
# How the author links these developments to broader events
# Author perspective and theological framing
The author adds a personal comment tying these developments to end-times prophecy. He notes a belief held by some Jews that the Messiah will permit rebuilding the Temple and then suggests that some prophecy teachers think this sequence could occur early in the Tribulation period. The author explicitly raises the possibility that Jews could accept the Antichrist as their Messiah and that the restoration of Temple worship might follow.
# What the piece does and does not do
# Practical takeaways for readers
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