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403 results for "exodus 20:4–5"
- 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 message teaches against the immortal soul doctrine and argues that it came from pagan and Greek philosophy rather than the Hebrew scriptures. The speaker teaches that a soul is a living, breathing creature, and that when a person dies the body returns to dust while the spirit or mind returns to Yahweh. The lessonspirit of a manresurrectionman became a soulwhat happens to the deadmemories go back to yahwehgreat judgment dayhouse of israelbreathing creature
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- This message warns that many believers have been seduced by Yahweh’s silence and have mistaken His patience for approval. The speaker calls the church to get serious about Yahweh, covenant, holiness, repentance, and judgment in the house of God. The lesson presents divine discipline as Yahweh’s mercy toward His sons, mchurch orderjudge notseduced by silenceholy hushdivine disciplinedraw out my swordsinmade a covenant
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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 message teaches that many false doctrines begin with misunderstanding death, the soul, and the spirit. The speaker argues that Scripture defines man as a living soul and death as a return to dust, not immediate entrance into heaven or hell. The teaching presents the dead as asleep until resurrection, when judgmenteverlasting lifesleep of deathpurpose of lifespiritual warfaredead know nothingspirit of the manresurrectionwhat happens to the dead
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- This sermon examines the return of Elijah through Malachi 4 and Matthew 17. Vaughn argues that Elijah's ministry is a restoration movement designed to prepare Yahweh's people for the coming Kingdom. Drawing from Malachi 4:5-6, Matthew 17:10-13, Isaiah 40, and Acts 1:8, he teaches that Elijah's role is to restore truth,mantle of elijahrestoration messagetruthrestorationprophetic restorationkingdomreturn of elijahelijah
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- This teaching centers on the Feast of Firstfruits and the continuing relevance of Yahweh's commandments. Using Leviticus 23:9-14 as the foundation, along with 1 John 3:4, Psalm 1:2, and Malachi 4:5-6, Vaughn argues that the biblical holy days remain important expressions of covenant obedience. The sermon emphasizes tha1 john 3:4sabbath daysrestorationcovenant obediencefirstfruitsfirstfruits offeringcovenant identityholiness
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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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- The message identifies the woman of Song of Solomon 6 with the New Jerusalem and teaches that the bride is being restored to her true spiritual identity outside of Babylon and Old Jerusalem. Galatians, Hebrews, and Revelation are used to portray this bride as Spirit-born, apostolic, commandment-keeping, holy, transparewalls of salvationmillennial reigntorahheart of goldholy citycomely as jerusalemchildren of promisefirstfruits
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- In this monologue, Professor Toto argues that America’s mental-health crisis is fundamentally spiritual and rooted in rebellion. The sermon begins with Romans 1:28, using the “reprobate mind” as the central framework. The speaker then applies other passages to what he calls narcissism, rage, lawlessness, dramatic attenduty versus rightstruth exchanged for a lie2 timothy 3reprobate mindcain and abeltruth and liesmatthew 22:212 kings 9:30
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- This teaching develops Daniel 7:13-14 as a vision of Yahshua and the saints appearing together before the Ancient of Days to receive the dominion mandate. The speaker identifies the clouds of heaven as a company of obedient overcomers being prepared through restoration and submission to authority. Drawing from Hebrews,authoritytruthgovernment of yahwehobediencesubjectionrestoration of all thingsspiritual maturitykingdom restoration
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- This lesson explains the purpose of spiritual growth through the framework of the 30-fold, 60-fold, and 100-fold Kingdom pattern. Using Ephesians 4, John 5, James 1, and recurring Kingdom themes, the speaker teaches that believers were created to move beyond the animal-minded nature of fallen humanity into the likenesstruthtransformation through truthkingdom rewardstransformationhorizontal thoughtspurpose of spiritual growthsanctificationovercomers
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- This portion of the teaching completes the exposition of the Seven Spirits of Yahweh by focusing on the throne, the Menorah, the Spirit of Truth, and the fear of Yahweh. It explains that the Seven Spirits prepare the believer for Yahweh's government, that the Holy Spirit continually leads into truth, and that the fear
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- This lesson continues the Tabernacle Pattern series by moving from the Menorah to the prophetic meaning of the seven lampstands in Revelation. The message teaches that Yahweh is producing a complete end-time assembly characterized by the seven Spirits, complete revelation, mature leadership, and Kingdom authority. Thethunderkingdom rewardsministers as messengerschrist in the midstlove of the brethrenthrone of yahwehkingdom governmentspiritual maturity
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- This teaching continues the Tabernacle series by focusing on the Holy Place, particularly the altar of incense, the menorah, and the believer's participation in heavenly places through prayer and intercession. The second half of the lesson examines the Torah concept of being put outside the camp, teaching that holinessholy congregationpriesthoodrestorationheavenly placescongregation of israelintercessionpresence of yahwehkingdom government
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- This opening lesson of Keepers of the Qahal redefines the biblical assembly by tracing the Hebrew concept of the cahal and contrasting it with the modern understanding of "church." The message teaches that Shavuot is the celebration of Yahweh's Firstfruits harvest—a called-out people being perfected, converted, and trafirstfruitsrestorationconversiontraining for reigningfirstfruitskingdom governmentspiritual growthkeepers of the qahal
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- Pastor Shane Vaughn teaches on the Last Great Day of the Feast of Tabernacles, explaining it as a prophetic celebration marking the final global harvest when Yahweh will offer salvation to all humanity. The sermon emphasizes that the gospel is a three-harvest pattern (spring, fall, and grape harvests) and that after thmillennial reignglobal harvestliving watergrape harvestresurrectionovercomersbook of liferestoration of all things
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- Pastor Von teaches on the Last Great Day of the Feast of Tabernacles (John 7:37), explaining that Yahweh will offer salvation to all humanity through three distinct harvests: spring (Pentecost), fall (Tabernacles/millennial reign), and final (the eighth day/last great day). He emphasizes that the 'equal chance gospel'final harvestliving watergrape harvestresurrectionequal and just chancerestoration of all thingsrestoration of all thingsthe whole earth shall rejoice
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- This Feast of Trumpets sermon teaches that Yom Terua (the day of shouting) represents a battle cry and affirmation of God's covenant, not merely trumpet blowing. The speaker explains the biblical delay between Pentecost and Trumpets as a test of legitimate covenant faithfulness, drawing parallels between Joshua's conqujericho and the moonlegitimate sonsseven preachers seven messagesappointed timethe delaythe nations belong to usbiblical calendarrestoration of all things
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- Pastor Shane Vaughn teaches from Song of Solomon 6 about the characteristics of the end-time bride, emphasizing that the Bridegroom chose her because she had fruit in the valley, not spiritual gifts. He expounds on the fruit of the Spirit from Galatians 5—love, joy, peace, long-suffering, gentleness—explaining that thecrucified heels144long-suffering000imitation of messiahrestoration of all thingsfruit of the spiritpeace like a river
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