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your thoughts on it and the point rebyidd brought up
isn’t it supposed to be a female (no horns)
Some females have horns.
I couldn’t make out the audio what Rav Dovid answered about shechting the parah adumah before the beis hamikdash. Did anyone hear the response?
Apparently.
All cows have horns. This species is not the one you are familiar with, whose females have small horns.
Why do cows wear bells?
Because their horns don’t work.
your thoughts on it Plain & simple coffee addict:- This mysterious ginger cow’s validity so absolutely has to be cleared up before we Lein Parshas Chukas [even before Shabbos Mincho & Monday & Thursday of that week], so that we can Lein Chukas with clarity & certainty.
The female cows i have seen in the zoo always had horns. But i want to know why is this called red? unless it’s the lighting once on video or camera.
147- What does the parah aduma have to do with the clarity and certainty of the laining?
From what I’ve read, it appears to be a Kosher Parah Adumah. My feeling is that we should be focusing on what it means if it’s true and prepare ourselves as best as possible.
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