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452 results for "genesis 48:19–20"
- This message teaches that Yahweh’s law is eternal and should not be confused with added Jewish religious laws. The speaker argues that Paul was not attacking Torah, but the traditions and added laws of the Jewish religion that were being used for salvation and righteousness. The lesson calls believers to love Yahweh’straditions of my fathersthy law is within my hearttorahten commandmentslawfareoh how i love thy lawtorah restorationlaw is just and good
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- This teaching explains the “mystery of Israel” by showing that Yahweh has not rejected the physical nation of Israel. The speaker teaches that the lost tribes are being called out from among the Gentiles during this age, while Judah remains partially blinded until the appointed time. The message connects Romans 11, Act144two sticksjew and israeliteall israel shall be savedlost tribes of israel000god has not cast away his peopletwo houses
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- This teaching follows up the message on the state of the dead by answering common objections about Enoch and Elijah. The speaker argues that neither man is alive in heaven, because the broader witness of Scripture says all men die, the dead sleep, and only Yahshua has ascended to heaven. The lesson also explains Elijahresurrectionthese all diedwhat happens to the deaddavid has not ascendedchariot of firetwo resurrectionselijah’s letterdeath as sleep
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- This teaching examines the timing of the Omer count and the observance of Shavuot. Using Leviticus 23 and a series of biblical examples involving circumcision, sanctification, temple cleansing, and resurrection patterns, Vaughn argues that Yahweh consistently works through an eighth-day principle of acceptance and purisanctification patterncircumcision on the eighth daypentecostaccepted offeringrestorationresurrectionkingdomyahweh's patterns
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- This sermon continues the theme of the believer's "new name" by focusing on the process of becoming an overcomer. Vaughn teaches that Jesus overcame through obedience and suffering and that believers are empowered by the same Holy Spirit to overcome sin, fleshly desires, and worldly thinking. The message emphasizes spispiritual authorityanimal natureovercomingauthoritybride of christovercomerhidden mannaovercoming the flesh
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- This sermon focuses on Revelation's promises to overcomers, especially the promise of a white stone, hidden manna, and a new name. Vaughn teaches that believers must develop spiritual ears to hear God's voice and mature beyond simply being saved into becoming overcomers. Using the examples of Jacob becoming Israel and
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- This sermon focuses on Revelation 10–11 and interprets the mystery of God as the congregation of believers produced through the work of Messiah. Vaughn teaches that Satan misunderstood God's plan, believing it centered on one Son rather than a harvest of many sons. The message emphasizes an end-time restoration of bibl
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- This sermon explains Babylon as a symbol of religious confusion and false doctrine that has influenced the world since the Tower of Babel. Using Jeremiah 51, Genesis 11, and Revelation, Vaughn contrasts Babylon with Jerusalem, presenting them as two competing spiritual systems. The message calls believers to reject reltruthtruth versus traditionsabbathcain and abelkingdomconfusion in religionsword of divisionseparation
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- Shane Vaughn2016-07-16Luke 16:19This teaching reinterprets Luke 16 as a covenant parable rather than a doctrine of conscious torment after death. Vaughn teaches that the rich man represents Judah or the Jewish religious order, while Lazarus represents the Lost Tribes/Gentiles brought back into Abrahamic relationship. The message emphasizes Hebrew conthe dead go to sleeppharisees and sadduceesparablegentilesabraham’s bosomrich manrich man and lazarusrich man and lazarus
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- This doctrinal teaching reinterprets John 1 through the lens of the Hebrew concept of “dabar” and the Greek “logos,” arguing that the “Word” refers to Yahweh’s eternal plan rather than a separate divine being. Shane Vaughn teaches that Yahshua was foreordained in Yahweh’s purpose from the beginning and became flesh in
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- Part Four reviews the opening signs of the Mazzaroth before advancing into Sagittarius and Capricorn. The Heavenly Scroll is reaffirmed as Yahweh's original revelation of redemption, with every legitimate doctrine required to align with this heavenly witness. Virgo, Libra, and Scorpio are summarized as the promised See
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- This lesson focuses on Daniel 7 and its relationship to Revelation. The speaker argues that the four beasts are not merely ancient kingdoms but represent end-time governmental and religious powers operating in the modern world. Considerable emphasis is placed on the little horn, the transfer of authority from beast sysgifts of the spiritauthority transfertruthobedienceend-time governmentsbearspiritual maturitykingdom restoration
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- Pastor Shane Vaughn uses the Titan submersible disaster as a metaphor for how modern society breaks God's immutable laws in pursuit of innovation and diversity, ignoring warnings and ancient wisdom. He teaches that a good life comes from obedience to God's law and established institutions, not from breaking traditions
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- In this interview on Coach Dave Live, Shane Vaughn ("Professor Toto") recounts how his public ministry expanded following the 2020 election and explains his emphasis on educating Americans about constitutional government and biblical principles. The conversation covers religious liberty, the role of pastors, the relatichristian leadershipcivic responsibilitytruthbiblical worldviewspiritual warfarehebrews 10:24–25constitutional republichosea 4:6
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- This message interprets the story of Adonijah and Solomon in 1 Kings 1 as a prophetic pattern for contemporary events. Vaughn presents Bathsheba as a symbol of the faithful assembly that must petition the King, while Nathan and Zadok represent prophetic and priestly ministries used to establish Yahweh's purposes. Drawithy will be donerighteousness on the thronespiritual warfarekingdomfalse kingintercessionrightful kingbathsheba
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- This message teaches that families must leave a legacy of faith, obedience, and covenant rather than bondage and rebellion. The speaker connects national lawlessness to the breakdown of the church and the family, then teaches that Satan attacks families through anger, generational curses, open doors, and ignorance of Yborn blessedblessings will overtake youopen doorspiritual warfareleaving a legacyten commandmentscovenant restorationfamily life
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- This teaching examines the mark of the beast as a symbol of allegiance and authority rather than merely a future physical mark. Drawing from Revelation, Genesis, Daniel, and John's writings, Vaughn argues that the mark of the beast represents rebellion against Yahweh's commandments in both thought and action, while the
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- This sermon argues that the prophetic books of Daniel and Revelation preserve the framework of an original priestly calendar. Using Daniel 7:25, Leviticus 23:3, Revelation 11:2-3, and Revelation 12:6, Vaughn contends that Yahweh's appointed times have been altered through later calendar systems and that believers shoulqumran42 monthssabbathbiblical calendarcreator's calendarbiblical calendar/ holy days/ sabbaths/ prophetic timesrevelation 11restoration of holy days
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- This sermon teaches that the prophetic books of Daniel and Revelation preserve the framework of an original priestly calendar. Using Daniel 7:25, Leviticus 23, Revelation 11:2-3, and Revelation 12:6, Vaughn argues that Yahweh's appointed times have been altered through later calendar systems and that believers should rqumran42 monthssabbathbiblical calendarcreator's calendarbiblical calendar/ holy days/ sabbaths/ prophetic timesrevelation 11holy days
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- In this political-theological commentary, Professor Toto criticizes public infighting among conservative figures at AMFest and argues that the movement is being damaged by personal competition and succession struggles. He grounds the first part of that argument in 1 Corinthians 6:1–8, describing Paul’s rebuke of believ
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