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403 results for "exodus 20:4–5"
- This message uses Passover as the beginning point of a journey out of religious tradition and into covenant obedience. The speaker testifies that study led him from Christmas, Easter, Sunday worship, and inherited church teachings into Sabbath, clean and unclean, Yahweh’s name, the feasts, and the Kingdom of Yahweh. Pa
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- The message teaches that Yahshua chooses the bride because she has developed fruit in the valley, not merely because she possesses spiritual gifts or religious experiences. Galatians 5 is used to emphasize love, joy, peace, long suffering, gentleness, and freedom from the works of the flesh as evidence of this maturity
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- This book challenges the authority of the early Church Fathers by arguing that they were post-apostolic witnesses to doctrinal drift rather than preservers of pure apostolic truth. It examines early church diversity, the rise of bishops, Sabbath and Sunday disputes, Passover controversies, Greek philosophical influence
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- Using Ephesians 4 as the central text, the lesson teaches that Yahweh established the local church to perfect the saints through the ministry gifts until they are fitly joined together into one mature body. The Ecclesia is presented as the training ground for Kingdom government, where believers learn obedience, unity,
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- In this short teaching, Professor Toto compares the authority of the Bible in the church with the authority of the Constitution in the American Republic. He argues that churches become unstable when Scripture is no longer treated as their final authority. Ministers who abandon that standard will allegedly begin shaping
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- In The Pillars Are Crumbling, Professor Toto argues that religious liberty in the United States is being steadily weakened through government surveillance, public-health restrictions, health-care mandates, discrimination laws, and regulation of religious speech. The speaker invokes Hebrews 10:25 to criticize believers
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- This teaching concludes the study of Leo the Lion by describing the coming millennial Kingdom and the practical work of restoring the earth. The Feast of Tabernacles rehearses that future by placing Israel in temporary dwellings, preserving truth for the children, and celebrating the glorified body, the binding of Sata
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- In Part Three of The British Throne, Professor Toto examines the blessings given to Ephraim and Manasseh. The principal passage is Genesis 48:1–20, where the dying Jacob blesses Joseph’s sons. Although Manasseh is the firstborn, Jacob deliberately places his right hand upon Ephraim and declares that Ephraim will become
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- This message teaches the Day of Atonement through Leviticus 16, focusing on the high priest, the mercy seat, and the two goats. The speaker argues that the first goat represents Yahshua’s sin offering, while the live goat represents Azazel, who must ultimately bear responsibility for sin. The lesson connects the ritual
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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 treatise presents Feast observance as a test of covenant identity, obedience, and submission to divine order. It argues that the Feasts are Yahweh’s eternal appointments and that Israelites must appear corporately under appointed authority rather than treating the moedim as private, optional, or convenience-based
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- This lesson focuses on Ezra 1 and the rise of Cyrus as Yahweh's appointed instrument for rebuilding the house of Yahweh after Babylon's fall. The speaker applies this pattern to an end-time restoration work, emphasizing that Yahweh's people are called to build, support, and prioritize the work of the Kingdom above pers
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- This message teaches that Satan is not an independent rival to Yahweh, but a created adversary used within Yahweh’s purpose. Trials, attacks, sickness, enemies, and warfare are presented as opportunities for the saints to be proven. The believer is called to respond with thanksgiving, obedience, endurance, and trust ra
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- We're opening the word of the Lord tonight. Father Yahweh, I come to you as your servant. On my own, I have no strength tonight. On my own, I'm nothing, just a broken man. But I love you, I love your people. I love your Qahal, I love Israel. I thank you for every one of them tonight that calls me their pastor, their shepherd. It is an honor to serve your people. I look forward to bringing eve
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- This lesson focuses on the restoration work of Elijah and its connection to priesthood, sacrifice, angelic government, and the heavenly sanctuary. Beginning with the premise that Elijah must restore all things, the speaker teaches that many biblical institutions—including sacrifice, priesthood, and temple service—point
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- This message teaches that the modern church is spiritually sick and that Yahweh’s prescription is the raising up of Nazarites—people wholly separated unto Him. Using Samson, Samuel, and other biblical examples, the sermon argues that Yahweh consistently preserves a remnant who maintain holiness and covenant faithfulnes
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- Pastor Shane Vaughn teaches on Hebrews 12:15 regarding roots of bitterness, emphasizing that believers often harbor unconfessed bitterness toward God without realizing it. He explains that physical and spiritual healing requires confession of sin to others, not just to God, and that refusal to forgive God for life's ha
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- Pastor Shane Vaughn teaches Isaiah 11 as the scriptural identification of the seven spirits of Yahweh that rested upon Yahshua. He distinguishes an initial reception of the Holy Spirit from the fullness of the whole Spirit, which must produce wisdom, understanding, counsel, might, knowledge, obedience, and the fear of
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- In this end-time prophecy teaching, Professor Toto interprets Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and Germany’s abrupt change in military policy through the imagery of Daniel 7:2–6. He identifies Great Britain as the lion, America as the lion’s separated eagle’s wings, Russia as the bear, and Europe—led by Germany—as the wing
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- Shane Vaughn teaches that salvation begins at Mount Calvary but must continue toward Mount Zion through a life of sanctification, obedience, and overcoming. Using Matthew 7:21-23 as a warning against mere profession of faith, he argues that true believers must overcome sin through the power of the Holy Spirit. The mess
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