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- This Rosh Chodesh teaching explores the second biblical month through its original Hebrew name, Ziv, contrasting it with the later Babylonian name Iyar. By examining the Torah, historical shifts during the exile, and the wilderness journey of Israel, the message reveals the second month as a critical period of testing,torahbiblical calendarmanna timing day 15biblical calendarrestoring biblical monthsrestoration movementsrosh chodeshziv meaning
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- This teaching examines the second biblical month, contrasting the original Hebrew designation Ziv with the later Babylonian name Iyar. Through scriptural examples and historical patterns, the message reveals how renaming functions as a tool of identity corruption. The teaching calls for a restoration of pure language,torahbiblical calendarbiblical calendarrestoring biblical languagehand that cuts to connectrestoration movementsrosh chodeshziv meaning
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- This teaching traces the historical progression of the true church through various restoration movements, focusing on figures such as Gilbert Cranmer and Andrew Duggar. The message emphasizes that truth has been progressively restored through individuals who refused to compromise foundational doctrines. It presents thetorahsabbath restoration americadivine agencygilbert cranmer teachingchurch of god seventh dayrestoration movementsanti-trinity doctrinetracking the tribes
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- This lesson begins with Paul's statement concerning baptism for the dead and uses that difficult passage as the doorway into a broader doctrine called substitutionary priesthood. The speaker argues that from the Garden of Eden onward Yahweh established a legal system whereby a qualified and willing substitute could bea
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- This lesson traces the covenant from Abraham through Isaac and Jacob into the experience of Israel in Egypt. The speaker emphasizes that although Israel forgot its covenant identity, Yahweh remembered His covenant and raised up Moses as a covenant restorer. The burning bush experience is presented as the beginning of a
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- This teaching continues the "Echoes of Israel" series by examining the organizational structure, financial system, and ethical responsibilities of ancient Israel as a model for end-time Israel. The speaker emphasizes that Israel functioned through divine leadership and delegated authority, citing Moses' appointment ofmelchizedek priesthoodtithingbuilding the tabernacletruthorganized israeleldershipdivine leadershipspiritual maturity
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- This teaching focuses on Matthew 25:21 and the meaning of being made "ruler over many." The speaker argues that Yahshua's message was consistently centered on Kingdom government, rulership, and preparation for authority rather than heaven as a destination. Using Matthew 25 and references to Daniel 7, the lesson emphasitruthpreparing to ruletraining for reigningspiritual maturitykingdom restorationfaithfulnessgovernment of yahwehgovernment of yahweh
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- This teaching continues a series on prayer by focusing on “Our Father” and the meaning of praying in Yahshua’s name. The message teaches that prayer is designed to bring believers into sonship, obedience, and alignment with the Kingdom of Yahweh. Using John 14 and Exodus 33–34, the sermon argues that the name of Yahwehprayer and sonshipkingdom firstobedienceimitation of messiahpraying in his nametorah restorationgovernment of yahwehgovernment of yahweh
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- This teaching examines the Gate of the Outer Court in the Tabernacle and identifies it as a prophetic picture of Yahshua. The message explains that the believer's journey through the Tabernacle is a process of transformation from natural humanity into mature sonship and eventual union with Yahweh. The colors of the doospiritual bodyrestorationsteps of sonshipspiritual growthkingdom training centergovernment of yahwehthe doorperfect man
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- Continuing the Keepers of the Qahal series, this lesson explains that the purpose of the church is not primarily evangelism but the preparation of Yahweh's governmental body. Through the fivefold ministry, Kingdom order, submission, and spiritual maturity, the Firstfruits are being trained to overcome Satan, reject rebfirstfruits harvestgovernment of yahwehrestorationovercomingtree of lifefirst and second comingfirstfruitselijah
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- Pastor Von Brown preaches on the theme of the Manchild in Revelation 12, contrasting the church (the woman) with the developing sons of God (the Manchild) destined for the throne. The message emphasizes that believers are being trained for rulership in the coming Kingdom, not merely saved for heaven, and warns against
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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 amillennial reign144confessing with your mouth000sanctificationmount sion versus mount zioncovenant restorationthird mountain
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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, expla144acceptance and application000mount sionremnant israelsanctification versus salvationsanctificationcovenant restoration
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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 oneprophetzedekiahlost tribes of israeltia teffyhouse of judahthrone of davidamerican-british israeltwo tender twigs
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- Pastor Shane Vaughn teaches Part 4 of the Tracking the Tribes series, explaining how the throne of David was preserved and transplanted through the prophet Jeremiah, specifically through the two daughters of King Zedekiah who escaped Babylonian captivity to Egypt and eventually Ireland. He connects the lost tribes of Ilost tribes of israelhouse of judahthrone of davidrepublicdavidic lineamerican-british israelroyal seedhouse of israel
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- In this financial commentary, Professor Toto explains his understanding of the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and related bank failures. He describes how large technology-company deposits were invested in long-term Treasury securities, whose market values declined when inflation led to higher interest rates. When depoinflationsilicon valley bank collapsecount the costfdicsilvergate capitaltreasury bondsfaith and practical actionsmall banks
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- Bishop Kendrick teaches from Song of Solomon 1:7-9, explaining the progression of spiritual maturity through four ways believers encounter Yahshua: as the king of humility, the bridegroom Shepherd, the doe, and the husband. The sermon emphasizes three pastoral feeding grounds (outer court redemption, inner court commanrepastliving sacrificehorse spiritmessiah doctrinesabbath rest30-60-100 foldspiritual transformationparables
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- Pastor Vaughn teaches that the two witnesses of Revelation 11 represent the spirit of Elijah (Holy Ghost power) and Moses (Torah obedience), not literal men, and that Jesus Christ and John the Baptist were the first manifestation of these two witnesses. He explains that the two witnesses have been lying dead in the strspirit and truthtwo witnessesbabylon fallinghouse of judahmoses and elijahhouse of israelresurrectionrestoration of israel
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- In this message, Shane Vaughn urges listeners not to remain trapped in grief over past events but to move forward with renewed purpose. He acknowledges that Ecclesiastes 3 teaches there is a proper time for mourning, yet emphasizes that believers must eventually return to God's work. Using Luke 9:59–62, he applies Jesucivic engagementchristian leadershipluke 9:59–62spiritual warfareitching earscivic engagementperseverancemoving forward
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- This lecture addresses disappointment after the 2020 election and the questions surrounding prophetic words about Donald Trump. The speaker argues that prophecy must not be interpreted through personal desire or assumed timing, using Elijah and Elisha as biblical examples. The lecture shifts from discouragement to poliamerican foundinglaw of the landconstitutional lawconservative collegere-strategizelawfareindefinite confinementnever had a day in court
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