Episodes

Is Israel closer than ever to restoring Jewish prayer on the Temple Mount? Former Israeli Knesset member and Temple Mount activist Yehuda Glick joins Ryan Nall and Joseph Dumond on the Sighted Moon Podcast for an extraordinary conversation about Jerusalem, the Third Temple, and the future of Israel’s holiest site. After decades of fighting for Jewish prayer rights on the Temple Mount, Yehuda Glick reveals why Israeli authorities have once again banned him from ascending the mountain for six mon...

What if the prophetic events we’ve been watching for are already beginning to unfold? In this powerful episode of Sighted Moon, Joseph Dumond and Ryan Nall sit down with Byron Stinson to discuss an extraordinary collaboration surrounding the mysterious ashes of the Red Heifer, the restoration of biblical purification, and what may be unfolding in Israel. Byron shares how an unexpected encounter with Yehuda Glick helped bring Sighted Moon and the Red Heifer project together, opening the door to...

Could five red heifers from Texas have played a prophetic role in saving the nation of Israel? It sounds almost unbelievable, but Byron Stinson believes these five extraordinary animals may have been part of something far greater than anyone initially realized. In this compelling episode of the Sighted Moon Podcast, Ryan Nall and Joseph Dumond welcome Byron Stinson back for an extraordinary discussion connecting the mysterious red heifers, the restoration of Israel, and biblical prophecies dat...

What really happened after the red heifer ceremony in Israel? In this episode of Sighted Moon, we continue our conversation with Byron Stinson as he reveals what happened in the days following the controversial red heifer ceremony—including the dispute that erupted almost immediately afterward. Byron describes tensions surrounding the ceremony, unauthorized photographs that reached the Israeli secular press, questions over whether the red heifer and its ashes were considered pure, and why he u...

What does the red heifer have to do with the restoration of the Temple—and ultimately the coming Kingdom of God? In this episode, we sit down with Byron Stinson of B’Nai Israel to hear the remarkable story behind the red heifers brought from Texas to Israel and the preparations surrounding the red heifer ceremony. Byron takes us behind the scenes of what happened in Israel, including the plans for the July 1, 2025 practice ceremony, his work alongside Jewish rabbis, and why the ashes of the re...

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, beginning a story that has captured attention around the world. At the center of that story is Byron Stinson, who has spent ...

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, repentance, and preparing to draw near to Yehovah. John wasn’t introducing an idea disconnected from Israel’s Scriptures and worship. His ministry ca...

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 of Simchat Torah centers on completing the annual Torah-reading cycle with Deuteronomy and immediately beginning again with Genesis 1:1. How did the...

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 Joseph Dumond examine the history and authority behind the Jewish calendar, Rosh Hashanah and Yom Teruah, the role of the Sanhedrin, the ancient system of witnesses reporting...

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 year with Tishrei and Rosh Hashanah, Exodus identifies Aviv as the first month. We discuss the barley harvest, the biblical agricultural cycle, the development of J...

The Feast of Sukkot lasts seven days—but then God commands His people to assemble again on the eighth day. Why? Leviticus 23 and Numbers 29 clearly command an eighth-day solemn assembly, yet unlike many of the biblical appointed times, Scripture does not immediately explain what this day commemorates. So how are we supposed to understand it? In this episode, Ryan, Joe, and Sombra dig into the mystery of Shemini Atzeret—the Eighth-Day Assembly. We examine the biblical instructions for Sukkot, t...

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 God. Yeshua taught us to pray, “Your kingdom come. Your will be done on earth, as it is in heaven.” The biblical story doesn’t ultimately end with God’s p...

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 of rejoicing before Yehovah—a seven-day celebration filled with food, fellowship, remembrance, and prophetic meaning. We begin in Deuteronomy 14, where Israel is instru...

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 teach us about the imagery found in Daniel and Revelation? And perhaps most importantly, why should a believer in Yeshua observe Yom Kippur if the Messiah has alread...

What do you do when your understanding of Scripture begins to change, but your spouse remains where they are? On this episode of the Sighted Moon Podcast, Ryan Nall and Joseph Dumond tackle the difficult subject of living with an unconverted mate. Joseph speaks from more than four decades of personal experience as his journey into the Sabbath, Torah, and a different understanding of the Bible took him down a spiritual path his wife did not share. Joseph also looks back at the mistakes he made ...

Why did darkness cover the land for three hours while Yeshua hung on the tree—and why did it happen at the very time of day when the sun should have been shining brightest? In this episode of the Sighted Moon Podcast, Ryan and Joseph Dumond begin a deep study into one of the Bible’s most fascinating and recurring themes: darkness and the presence of God. At Mount Sinai, Moses entered into the “thick darkness where God was.” At the crucifixion, darkness covered the land from the sixth hour unti...

Is the Feast of Trumpets (Yom Teruah) simply a Jewish tradition, or does it reveal the return of the Messiah? In this episode, Joseph Dumond and Ryan Nall explore the prophetic significance of Leviticus 23 and Numbers 29, showing how the Fall Holy Days point directly to the second coming of Yeshua. They discuss why understanding the biblical festivals is essential for understanding the Messiah—and why missing these appointed times can cause believers to overlook some of the Bible’s most profoun...

In this powerful episode of the Sightedmoon Podcast, host Ryan Nall and co-host Joseph Dumond sit down with Yair Pinto—an Israeli Defense Forces officer, journalist, husband, father of three, and Jewish believer in Yeshua (Jesus). Yair shares his firsthand experiences serving on the front lines following the October 7 Hamas attacks, searching terror tunnels in Gaza, defending Israel’s northern border, and balancing the responsibilities of military service with raising a young family. He offers ...

As tensions continue to rise across the Middle East, discussions surrounding the coming of Mashiach in Judaism and the Mahdi in Shia Islam have once again entered the public conversation. Why are these expectations becoming more prominent? Could current events be fueling ancient prophetic hopes? In this episode, Ryan sits down with Joseph Dumond to examine the beliefs surrounding the Mahdi in Shia Islam, the Jewish expectation of Mashiach, and how these end-times traditions compare. Together th...

ポッドキャスト概要 今回のゲストは、レムナント誌編集者・歴史研究家の久保有政氏です。 本エピソードでは、古代イスラエルの失われた十部族と日本の歴史・文化・神道との関係について、長年の研究をもとに詳しくお話しいただきました。アッシリア捕囚後の十部族の東方への移住ルート、日本語や「ヤマト」の語源、日本人の遺伝学的特徴、そして秦氏の役割など、多角的な視点から「日ユ同祖論」の根拠が紹介されます。 **注：久保氏はマルコ・ポーロが日本を訪れたのを西暦16世紀と指摘しましたが、これは誤りでした。正しくは西暦13世紀と言うべきところでした。*** また、古代神道が一神教的な信仰を持ち、偶像を置かない神社の構造や祭礼に聖書との共通点が見られるという興味深い考察も語られました。諏訪大社の祭礼や稲荷神社に残る信仰告白など、日本各地に残る伝承がどのように聖書の世界と結びつくのかを探ります。 さらに、この研究の目的は「すべての日本人がイスラエル人の子孫である」と主張することではなく、日本人の宗教的ルーツを見つめ直し、聖書の神への理解を深めるきっかけを提供することだと久保氏は語ります。 日本の歴史、聖書...

Could the Lost Ten Tribes of Israel have influenced the spiritual history of Japan? Did the Netzarim (Nazarenes)—the earliest Jewish followers of Yeshua (Jesus)—travel east along the Silk Road, leaving behind evidence that still exists today? In this episode of the Sightedmoon Podcast, host Ryan Nall explores one of the most fascinating intersections of biblical history, Japanese tradition, and ancient Asia. Beginning with the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD, we trace the migration of the ear...

Could the Japanese people preserve echoes of the ancient tribes of Israel? In this solo episode of the Sightedmoon Podcast, Ryan Nall explores one of the most fascinating and controversial historical questions surrounding the Lost Ten Tribes of Israel and their possible connection to Japan. Beginning with the Assyrian exile of 722 BC, Ryan traces the proposed migration routes of the northern tribes along the Silk Road through Central Asia and into the Far East. Along the way, he examines histo...

Joseph Dumond joins us LIVE from the walls of Jerusalem to examine one of the most anticipated prophetic milestones—the completion of Daniel’s 2,300-day prophecy. Did July 12 fulfill Daniel 8? Was the prophetic timeline incorrect, or does this date mark the beginning of a purification process rather than a single dramatic world event? In this episode, Joseph and Ryan examine the significance of the Red Heifer purification, the cleansing of the sanctuary, escalating tensions with Iran, and rece...

What if the story of Joseph in Egypt was much bigger than we have been told? In this episode of the Sightedmoon Podcast, host Ryan Nall continues the discussion with Joseph Dumond as they explore the biblical story of Joseph, the promises given to Abraham, the blessings of Jacob’s sons, and the possible historical connections between Joseph’s rise to power in Egypt and the Hyksos period. Could the rise of a Semitic ruler in Egypt provide historical context for how Joseph became second only to ...