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- This Sabbath morning Bible study teaches that the kingdom of God is a literal, physical government that will be established on Earth when Yahshua returns, not a spiritual reality currently present. The speaker refutes kingdom now theology by explaining that while believers presently possess the Holy Spirit as a down paspirit nationresurrectionmazzarothflesh and bloodincorruptible bodyrod of ironcelestial bodiesmessiah doctrine
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- The speaker teaches that Yahweh has made an 'address change' from dwelling in the Tabernacle and Solomon's Temple to making His home in the corporate body of believers—the Third Temple. He emphasizes that the true identifying mark of Yahweh's presence is the manifest glory cloud and fire, which are now being poured outtabernaclesisolation spiritshekinah glorycloud and firethird templerestoration of all thingssons of zadokzadokite priesthood
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- Pastor Shane Vaughn teaches Isaiah 6 as the moment Isaiah moved from an earlier season of ministry into his appointed prophetic purpose. The message emphasizes faithfulness, submission to legitimate authority, divine government, and waiting for Yahweh’s timing rather than forcing a position. Isaiah’s vision of the throwait your turnmillennial reignhigh and lifted uplost tribes of israelrestoration of all thingstraining for reigningfirstfruitspresence of yahweh
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- In this presentation, Shane Vaughn recounts information he says was shared with him concerning the final days of the Trump administration before January 6, then uses the betrayal of Judas Iscariot as a metaphor for political betrayal. He argues that, just as Judas' actions ultimately served God's larger redemptive plancritical race theoryjesus1776 commissioneducationpolitical commentaryholinessspiritual warfaremike pence
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- 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 message addresses divorce and remarriage by arguing that marriage is a covenant owned and authorized by Yahweh. The speaker teaches that divorce was not Yahweh’s original design, but that Torah provides a lawful and merciful process when covenant has been broken. The lesson focuses on the difference between puttinchurch orderlawful divorcemarriage is a contracttwo covenant keeperstorahtorah marriageperfect willputting away
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- This message teaches that Yahweh’s redemptive plan begins by calling the scattered House of Israel out from among the nations. After that calling is complete, Yahshua returns to restore the family of David and bring Judah into repentance. The final stage is the rest of mankind being invited into Yahweh’s family throughvisit the nationslost tribes of israeltake out of them a peoplerestoration of all thingshouse of judahtraining for reigningfirstfruitstraining the tribes
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- This teaching explains Revelation 3:14 by placing it in the context of the overcomers in Revelation 3:12. The message argues that Yahshua is the beginning, firstborn, captain, and corner of a new creation, not the eternal second person of a Trinity or a preexistent divine being created before time. The teaching connect
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- This teaching warns that many are looking for a future mark of the beast while already submitting to the authority of the Beast system. The speaker argues that the mark appears in the mind and works through rebellion against Yahweh’s commandments and submission to Rome’s system. The overcomers are contrasted as those mforehead and handsignet ringsix fingers and six toesnumber of manmark of the beastromeovercomersnebuchadnezzar’s image
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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 teaching examines the Greek word Kyrios and its use throughout the New Testament. Using Philippians 4:23 and a series of examples from Matthew, Mark, Luke, Galatians, Peter, and Paul, Vaughn argues that Kyrios is a common title of authority and respect rather than proof of identity between Yahweh and Yeshua. The slordauthoritygodheadkuriosgreek 2962biblical unitariantranslation biasbiblical unitarianism / kyrios / lordship / father and son / godhead
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- This teaching addresses the meaning of Genesis 1:26 and the phrase "Let us make man in our image." Using Genesis 1:26-27 as the central text, along with Jeremiah 8:8, Psalm 82:6, and Isaiah 42:5, Vaughn argues that the passage does not teach a plurality of divine persons. Instead, he contends that translation choices ione godtrinitytextual contextgodheadplurality of godcreationbiblical unitarianism / godhead / creation / elohimbiblical unitarian
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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 teaching centers on 1 John 3:4 and argues that God's law remains binding because sin is defined as transgression of that law. Vaughn contends that if the law were abolished, there would be no sin, no need for grace, and no purpose for preaching salvation. The message emphasizes the continuing importance of God's c
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- Shane Vaughn2018-06-04Leviticus 23:9-14Series: The Law of God (Yahweh) - God's (Yahweh) Holy Law for TodayThis teaching connects the Feast of Firstfruits with the continuing authority of God's law and covenant identity as Israel. Using 1 John 3:4, Leviticus 23, and references to the Ten Commandments, Vaughn argues that grace cannot exist apart from law and that believers are still obligated to observe God's Sabbaths and fesabbathrestoration of biblical feastsfirstfruitssanctificationlawholy daysvows veil and villagegrafted into israel
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- This sermon continues Vaughn's series on the Antichrist by focusing on 1 John 2:18–19. He argues that John's words demonstrate the Antichrist was already present in the first century and should be understood primarily as a spirit of rebellion and fleshly living rather than merely a future world leader. The message emphspirit of antichristfleshantichrist in the churchsinantichrist revealedapostasyapostasy from truthrevelation
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- This fourth installment of Vaughn's Antichrist series teaches that the Antichrist is already present within religious systems, operating through rebellion, false doctrine, and replacement versions of Christ that minimize obedience and holiness. Using 2 Thessalonians 2, Deuteronomy 12, and Jeremiah 16, he argues that maantichrist in the mindreplacement christtruthsabbathsabbath obedienceeaster traditionsapostasyworship god's way
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- This sermon encourages believers not to focus on what has been lost but to preserve and strengthen what remains. Using Revelation 3:2 and Psalm 37, Vaughn teaches that many of God's servants endure rejection, obscurity, and unfair treatment while watching others prosper. The message calls listeners to hold firmly to thauthoritycallingprophetic callingstrengthen what remainspatiencesecond round in ministryfaithrest in the lord
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- This sermon addresses whether tithing remains biblical and argues that it is rooted in the pre-law principle of firstfruits rather than solely in the Levitical system. Using examples from Abel, Abraham, Jacob, and Proverbs, Vaughn teaches that tithing is a tangible demonstration of loving God and placing Him first. Thehonor yahweh with your substancehebrew roots debatecommandment keepingfirstfruitsfirstfruits offeringgiving to god's servantabraham paid tithesgiving
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- This message begins a series challenging the doctrine of the Trinity and contrasting it with what Vaughn presents as apostolic teaching. Using passages such as Jeremiah 9:24, 1 Thessalonians 5:21, 1 Peter 3:15, and 1 Corinthians 14:33, he argues that God can be understood and that doctrines should be tested by Scriptur
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