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402 results for "psalm 85:10"
- This teaching presents the vessels of gold, silver, wood, and clay as levels of spiritual maturity and Kingdom usefulness. Grace is equal, but honor and governmental responsibility are determined by obedience, stability, and the ability to endure Yahweh’s refining fire. Transformation requires purging carnal reasoning
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- This teaching presents progressive revelation as the third key to understanding the Kingdom of Yahweh. Yahshua told His disciples that many prophets and righteous men had desired to see and hear the things being revealed to them but had not received that understanding. The prophets spoke under the inspiration of the Ho
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- The teaching presents the second key to understanding the Kingdom of Yahweh: Yahshua’s parables were designed to conceal Kingdom mysteries from the general public while revealing them to His chosen disciples. Yahshua did not speak plainly to the crowds and then add illustrations merely to make the teaching easier. He u
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- The teaching first distinguishes sacred convocations from the three commanded pilgrimage feasts and removes unnecessary travel burdens from the other annual observances. It then clarifies that all believers are members of Yahweh’s royal priesthood and participate in the voice of Elijah by bringing people back to the co
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- This message continues the end-times teaching through the Feast of Trumpets and focuses on the mystery of God. The speaker teaches that Revelation 10 points to a final message that perfects the church and reveals Yahweh’s secret plan. The mystery is taught as Yahweh bringing forth many sons through Yahshua, changing th
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- This message teaches the difference between a Jew and an Israelite by tracing the division of the 12 tribes after Solomon. The speaker explains that the northern House of Israel rebelled under Jeroboam, changed Yahweh’s laws, and was scattered among the nations as the lost tribes. The lesson presents Hosea’s prophecy a
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- Shane Vaughn2108-04-10Hebrews 8:10This teaching examines the identity of Israel and the nature of the New Covenant. Using Ephesians 2, Deuteronomy 5, and Hebrews 8, Vaughn argues that believers become part of the commonwealth of Israel and are no longer Gentiles in a biblical sense. The message emphasizes that the renewed covenant does not abolish God'
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- The teaching explains that inherited religious ideas must be removed by recovering the original meanings of biblical words. It distinguishes aion, meaning an age or period of time, from cosmos, meaning an ordered system or government. Scripture presents history as a succession of covenantal ages through which Yahweh pr
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- This teaching centers on Daniel 7 and the vision of thrones being established before the Ancient of Days. The speaker connects Daniel's vision with Revelation 20, Deuteronomy 33, Hebrews 8, and Isaiah 30 to teach that a company of saints is being prepared for governmental authority, judgment, and instruction in the com
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- This sermon teaches that salvation consists of two parts: accepting the blood of Christ through faith and applying it by bringing Christ into one's life through water baptism and walking in the Spirit. The speaker corrects the doctrine that salvation is a one-part experience, using Leviticus 17 as a type showing that a
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- Pastor Von Von teaches that believers are freed from guilt through understanding the New Covenant, which replaces human vows with God's vows. The message contrasts the Old Covenant (which depended on human ability to obey) with the New Covenant (which depends on God's promise and power). Through imputed righteousness,
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- Pastor Shane Vaughn teaches believers how to find freedom from guilt and condemnation through understanding the New Covenant. The message distinguishes between the Old Covenant (based on man's vows and works) and the New Covenant (based on God's vows and blood sacrifice), explaining how Yahweh's promise to write His la
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- Pastor Shane Vaughn teaches the Cedar Tree Parable from Ezekiel 17, interpreting it as a prophecy about the Royal House of David being transplanted through the Lost Tribes of Israel. The teaching claims that the Prophet Jeremiah carried two royal princesses (tender twigs) from King Zedekiah's line to Ireland, where one
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- This lesson teaches that believers are living in the end times and must understand them through Torah, the books of Moses, and the Feasts of Yahweh. The speaker rejects the phrase “end of the world” and teaches instead the “End of the Age.” The lesson focuses on the Feast of Trumpets, the two trumpets, and the differen
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- Pastor Von teaches that salvation is a two-part experience requiring both acceptance and application of the blood of Yahshua through baptism and walking in the Spirit. He contrasts the Old Covenant (Mount Sinai/Hagar) representing slavery and death with the New Covenant (Mount Sion) representing freedom and life, expla
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- This message teaches that the Feast of Firstfruits contains more than the barley and wheat harvests commonly known from Leviticus 23. The speaker argues that the Temple Scroll and calendar text reveal additional firstfruit festivals of wine and oil, which point to deeper stages of maturity beyond the barley and wheat b
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- This doctrinal treatise explores the significance of the two tablets of stone upon which Yahweh inscribed the Ten Commandments. By examining the structure of the commandments and their relationship to Yahshua’s teaching about loving Yahweh and loving one’s neighbor, the work argues that the Torah reveals a unified cove
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- This teaching traces the parallel development of doctrinal truth and spiritual experience throughout church history. By examining movements such as the Sabbatarian restoration and the Pentecostal outpourings, the message demonstrates how Yahweh has preserved both streams separately. The teaching culminates in the proph
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- This message teaches that Revelation 12 reveals the purpose of the seven thunders: the birthing of a mature sonship company from within the bride. The bride is shown as the womb of covenant obedience, but the manchild represents the sons of Yahweh who have been tested, matured, and trusted with authority. The red drago
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- Greg Widner teaches on the Feast of Tabernacles by using the biblical narrative of King Josiah's reformation and later Nehemiah's restoration of the feast to illustrate the necessity of understanding both the letter of Torah (black fire) and its spiritual intent (white fire). He argues that true obedience requires the
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