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- This message teaches that Yahweh restores truth progressively and that the Elijah ministry is part of that restoration. The speaker explains that John the Baptist came in the spirit of Elijah before Yahshua’s first coming, but that Elijah must also come before the great day of Yahweh to restore all things. The lesson ispirit and truthteacher of righteousnessheart of the childrentorahlost tribes of israelrestoration of all thingsheart of the fathersrepentance and repair
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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 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 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. Pachristmas and easteryahweh never changeddimension of rebellion into obedienceclean and unclean animalsbiblical calendarleviticus chapter 23passoveryahweh’s name
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- This message teaches that divorce and remarriage must be understood through Torah, covenant law, and the difference between separation and lawful divorce. The speaker argues that Yahshua did not abolish Yahweh’s divorce provisions but corrected the abuse of putting away a spouse without giving a proper bill of divorce.torahtorah marriageten commandmentsremarriage after divorcecovenant restorationfrom the beginning it was not sosexual covenantadultery
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- This sermon introduces Vaughn's teaching on the Antichrist by first establishing his view that Scripture contains mysteries hidden from the general religious world but revealed to God's elect. Using Matthew 24, Matthew 13, Luke 8, and John 17, he teaches that believers are sanctified by truth and that only a smaller br
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- This message continues the Last Great Day teaching by focusing on divine calling, election, and God's sovereign role in salvation. Using John 6:44, Romans 3:11, and related passages, Vaughn argues that people do not seek God on their own but are drawn by grace according to God's purpose. The sermon connects these themeelectiongod's plan for humanityno man can comeresurrectionkingdomcallingfishers of menchosen by grace
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- This message explains the Feast of Tabernacles as both a historical and prophetic celebration. Vaughn teaches that Messiah's birth occurred during this feast season and that the biblical sukkah provides the proper context for the nativity story. The sermon also presents the feast as a picture of Christ's future return,final harvestbethlehemresurrectiontabernacled among uskingdomholy daysfeast of ingatheringsecond coming
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- Shane Vaughn2016-08-13Galatians 3:19This teaching seeks to answer objections that Sabbath-keepers are returning to the law. Vaughn argues that most Christians fail to distinguish between the eternal commandments written by God and the temporary ordinances written by Moses. Using Galatians 3, 1 John 3:4, and several passages from the Torah, he teaches thasabbathtorahcommandments versus ordinanceshandwritten ordinancescommandments and eternal lifelawcurse of the lawlaw and grace
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- This sermon teaches that when Messiah returns, He will establish a literal world-ruling government called the First Dominion. Vaughn explains that this government will replace all human governments, restore one pure language, bring Sabbath refreshing to the earth, execute righteous judgment, and organize the saints int
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- This doctrinal treatise uses the succession crisis of King George III’s dynasty as an analogy for lawful inheritance in the Kingdom of Yahweh. It contrasts illegitimate spiritual power with legitimate Spirit-and-Torah sonship, arguing that true heirs must be both Spirit-filled and Law-sealed. The work calls the remnant
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- This doctrinal teaching resolves the question of whether believers are the Bride of Christ or the Bride of Yahweh by reframing “bride” as covenant relationship. It develops Moses as the key pattern for understanding Yahshua’s mediatorial role, showing that neither Moses nor Christ replaces Yahweh as the ultimate Husbanmediatorial kingdommillennial reignfeminine personificationmoses as mediatormarriage supperrestoration of all thingshouse of judahjeremiah 31:32
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- This teaching traces the preservation of the Sabbath through American religious history, beginning with Stephen Mumford and the Seventh Day Baptists, then moving through the German Baptist Ephrata community and the Adventist movement. It shows how Yahweh used Rachel Oakes Preston to bring Sabbath truth into the Millerigilbert cranmerrestoration movementsadventist movementvisible sign of invisible allegiancejames and ellen whitewilliam millerhope of israelrachel oakes preston
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- This doctrinal treatise examines the biblical foundation of marriage through the lens of Torah. Drawing on passages from Genesis, Exodus, Deuteronomy, and the teachings of Yahshua, the document argues that marriage is established through covenantal union rather than modern institutional ceremony. The work seeks to resttorahtorah marriagebiblical definition of marriagesexual union covenant principletorah betrothal systemfamily lifemarriage without ceremony in torahsexual union as marriage
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- This doctrinal treatise explores the significance of the two tablets of stone upon which Yahweh inscribed the Ten Commandments. By examining the structure of the commandments and their relationship to Yahshua’s teaching about loving Yahweh and loving one’s neighbor, the work argues that the Torah reveals a unified covetorahcommandments on the tabletsyahweh’s law structuretwo tablets of the lawrestoration movements ten commandmentstorah obediencetorah moral structurelove god love neighbor law
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- This teaching interprets the parable of the hid treasure as a Two-House prophecy concerning the lost House of Israel. It presents Yahshua as the Man who found the treasure, hid it again until the time of the end, and purchased the whole field through His blood. The study connects Matthew 13:44 with Israel’s scattering,bought the fielddry bonesscattered tribestorahlost tribes of israeldry bonesrestoration of all thingshouse of judah
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- This sermon interprets the parable of leaven in Matthew 13:33 as a revelation of Kingdom influence, spiritual covering, and progressive transformation. It contrasts wild leaven with cultivated starter bread and warns the congregation to guard the spiritual life deposited in their “earthen vessels.” The message connects
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- This teaching examines the question of when a biblical day begins by analyzing the creation account and related Torah passages. It challenges traditional interpretations and seeks to establish a consistent scriptural framework for understanding the daily cycle. The study emphasizes the importance of correct timekeepingtorahbiblical calendarbiblical calendarwhen does the day begintorah timekeepingevening vs morning debategenesis 1:5 interpretationrestoration movements
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- This teaching explores Yahshua’s instruction to “turn the other cheek” within the broader framework of Kingdom ethics. By examining passages from the Sermon on the Mount and apostolic writings, the message emphasizes non-retaliation, forgiveness, and trust in Yahweh’s justice. The teaching presents this command as a detorahvengeance belongs to godkingdom ethics forgivenessturn the other cheek meaningresponding to evil biblicallytorah interpretation / kingdom ethicslove your enemies doctrinenon retaliation teaching
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- This sermon continues the Seven Thunders series by focusing on the mystery of “time shall be no more” in Revelation 10. Pastor Vaughn teaches that the open book of Revelation becomes sweet in the mouth but bitter in the belly because true revelation transforms the believer internally. The message explains that eternitymillennial reignopen bookliving eternity nowseven thundersresurrectionsweet in the mouth bitter in the bellyrestoration of all thingsrestoration of all things
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