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- This lesson continues the end-times teaching by connecting the coming of the Lord, the holy days, and the judgment of believers. The speaker teaches that the Feast of Trumpets points to resurrection and that the first resurrection belongs to the overcomers, leaders, bride, and 144,000. The message emphasizes that belie
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- This teaching examines the relationship between biblical feast days, Sabbath observance, and calendar reckoning. Using Daniel 7:25, Leviticus 23, Revelation 11, and Revelation 12, Vaughn argues that Yahweh's appointed times have been altered through later calendar systems and that Scripture itself reveals a 360-day pri
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- Shane Vaughn challenges the traditional interpretation that the Two Witnesses are future individuals such as Moses, Elijah, or Enoch. He argues that Revelation is a symbolic book and therefore the Two Witnesses should be understood symbolically rather than literally.The sermon teaches that the Two Witnesses represent t
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- Professor Toto compares America's response to the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks with its response to the killing of Charlie Kirk, arguing that the nation's moral sensitivity toward innocent blood has deteriorated. Using Hosea 4:2 and 2 Timothy 3, he contends that the acceptance of abortion marked the beginning o
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- This teaching introduces the law of the double witness as the fourth key to understanding the Kingdom of Yahweh. Yahshua and Paul both established the requirement that every word be confirmed by two or three witnesses. Applied doctrinally, those witnesses are Spirit and truth: the Torah and the revelation brought throu
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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 warns that the modern church has lost its desire for the coming of Yahshua. The teaching uses Psalms 90:4 and 2 Peter 3:8 to frame creation week as a prophetic timeline, with six thousand years leading into the seventh-day Millennial Reign. It argues that the world is now in the twilight period before Yahs
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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 th
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- This sermon expands on the Last Great Day theme by focusing on the purification and preparation of the Bride of Christ. Using Revelation 22 and Malachi 3, Vaughn teaches that God is presently refining a called-out people who will eventually join the Spirit in extending salvation's invitation to all humanity. The messag
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- This sermon teaches that the church is moving from spiritual childhood into the manifestation of mature sons of God. Using Romans 8:19 and numerous supporting passages, Vaughn argues that believers are presently in a process that culminates in resurrection, glorification, and participation in Christ's kingdom. The mess
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- This sermon emphasizes the necessity of covenant assembly and spiritual proximity among the remnant in the last days. Using Hebrews 10 and 2 Corinthians 3, Pastor Vaughn teaches that believers are transformed through gathering together, exhorting one another, and remaining close to the manifested presence of Yahweh wit
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- This teaching examines the identity of Yeshua and argues against both Trinitarian and Oneness doctrines, presenting them as distortions that developed through pagan influence and church tradition. Using passages from Matthew 16, Hebrews 2, John 14, and 1 Timothy 2, the speaker teaches that Yeshua was the fully human So
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- Part 8 of the Joy Comes in the Morning series teaches that there are two distinct resurrections with different purposes and rewards. The first resurrection at the beginning of the seventh day includes only the overcomers and sons of Yahweh who have apprehended the high calling through obedience and works. The second re
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- This teaching continues the study of Leo the Lion by explaining what the Gospel of the Kingdom means for the believer’s present life. The message of First Harvest Ministries is distinguished not primarily by Sabbath observance, Feast keeping, or dietary teaching, but by connecting all these truths with Yahweh’s coming
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- This booklet confronts the traditional Seder presentation of Passover, arguing that it replaces Yahweh’s original commandments with later religious additions. By returning to the instructions given in Exodus 12, the teaching calls believers back to a pure observance rooted in obedience rather than inherited tradition.
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- This short commentary combines an interview excerpt involving Franklin Graham with Professor Toto’s biblical argument about immigration. The transcript moves immediately into a series of Torah passages: Deuteronomy 23:3–6, Deuteronomy 7:2–4, Exodus 34:12, Numbers 33:55, and Exodus 12:49. The speaker interprets these pa
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- In this political-theological monologue, Professor Toto argues that the U.S. asylum system should be ended or radically restructured and that immigration policy should include ideological and cultural screening. The sermon’s biblical section begins with Deuteronomy 23:3–6, which the speaker presents as an ancient model
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- This teaching begins with a dream of a heavenly room filled with books representing revelations still hidden within Yahweh’s Word. The assembly is encouraged to hunger for more—not merely to gain knowledge, but to become what Yahweh is revealing. Spiritual hunger, unity, and freedom from ill will prepare the Body to re
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- This lesson uses Deuteronomy 12 as an "Echoes of Israel" warning against adopting the religious practices of surrounding nations. The speaker traces Easter to pagan spring fertility celebrations associated with Ishtar, Ostara, and Sana, contrasts those traditions with Passover and Shavuot, and argues that the apostles
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- This introductory teaching in the “Science of the Scriptures” series explains the principles of biblical interpretation through patterns, metaphors, symbolism, and spiritual laws embedded within scripture. Using passages from Psalms, Isaiah, Genesis, Revelation, Numbers, Matthew, and 1 Corinthians, the speaker teaches
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