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- from the Commonwealth and were later addressed by Paul among the nations. The lesson connects replacement theology, Roman Christianity, Sabbath identity, Messiah identity, and Paul’s mission to the restoration of the lost tribes
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- This teaching addresses claims that Ashkenazi Jews descend primarily from Khazar converts
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- major historical force behind Christianity’s early separation from its Hebrew roots. It traces a chain from Roman taxation and identity pressure to Sabbath rejection, Feast abandonment, anti-Jewish theology, and later church council decrees. The letter concludes that
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- priesthood by moving into the subjects of apostolic authority, water baptism, and the keys of the Kingdom. Beginning with Romans 2, Romans 5, Acts 2, and John 20, the speaker teaches that Messiah's death reconciled covenant debt while
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- Pastor Shane Vaughn teaches Israel 101 Part 6, focusing on the Dominion
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- telling the Pharisees that the King of the coming Kingdom stood among them, although they could not recognize Him. Romans 14:17 is also examined. Righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit do not mean that the Kingdom
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- This teaching addresses the common objection that Romans 14:5 abolishes Sabbath observance. Shane Vaughn argues that the chapter’s context concerns food disputes and voluntary fasting days among early believers rather than Yahweh’s commanded Sabbath. The sermon emphasizes
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- This teaching examines the Gate of the Outer Court in the Tabernacle
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- This message teaches that the church has often preached Satan’s gospel
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- Yahweh’s governing family. Revelation 3:21 promises the overcomers a place with Yahshua in His throne, while Romans 8 identifies the children of Yahweh as joint heirs with Him. The assembly serves as the training center for this royal
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- This teaching explains the distinction between Jews and Israelites by tracing the
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- sermon teaches that the church is moving from spiritual childhood into the manifestation of mature sons of God. Using Romans 8:19 and numerous supporting passages, Vaughn argues that believers are presently in a process that culminates in resurrection, glorification
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- This teaching explains how the “falling away” developed after the apostles through the introduction of Romanized Christianity, the Trinity doctrine, pagan traditions, and the rejection of Torah and sacred time. Using Daniel 7, Deuteronomy 6, Mark 12, Exodus 31, Leviticus
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- This book challenges the authority of the early Church Fathers by arguing
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- Party as an example of people knowingly crossing that line and accepting the risks. The speaker explicitly invokes Romans 13:4 by saying that the ruler “bears the sword, not in vain,” and closes by warning those who would resist
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- January 6, protests at his church, and the federal FACE Act. The biblical portion of the argument centers on Romans 13:4, where governmental authority “bears the sword,” with Acts 5:29 providing the stated exception that believers must obey
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- Christian cultural label while their actual worldview is shaped by progressivism or humanism. The primary biblical basis is Romans 2:28–29, where Paul speaks of being a Jew inwardly rather than merely outwardly. The speaker extends that principle
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… always said there's three enemies to truth. It's Romanism, Judaism, and Christianism, okay? All three—Romanism is another word for Hellenism, okay?…
…anism, Judaism, and Christianism, okay? All three—Romanism is another word for Hellenism, okay? All three add or take away. Judaism adds. Christiani…
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- Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah as prophetic pictures of the end-time remnant. Using Daniel 1, Revelation 2:10, and Romans 12, the speaker teaches that believers must resist conformity to Babylon, maintain covenant identity, and be transformed through the renewing
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- eternal covenant instruction and is central to understanding sin, obedience, wisdom, and the New Covenant. Using Ezekiel 36, Romans 7, Acts 6, Malachi 4, and 1 John 3, the message teaches that Yahweh writes Torah into the believer’s mind
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