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- This message teaches that Daniel’s image points to the rise and fall of earthly kingdoms and the coming of the fifth and final Kingdom of Yahweh. The speaker argues that the stone in Daniel 2 is a Kingdom people, led by Yahshua, who will replace the divided governments of this world. The lesson calls believers to prepamillennial reignrestoration of creationrestoration of all thingstraining for reigningpart claysons of godmount zionyahshua (jesus)
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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 message teaches that Yahweh planted a garden and gave man the responsibility to guard and cultivate it. The garden becomes a picture of the believer’s spiritual life, which must be protected through prayer, obedience, the Word, and the assembly. If neglected, the garden returns to chaos, and the person drifts backgarden of edenreprobate mindprotect the gardentorahthrow away mindten commandmentsgarden of godpresence of yahweh
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- This message teaches that the world is changing because the present age is giving way to the coming age of the Kingdom. The signs in the heavens, the shift in society, and the falling away are presented as evidence that believers must wake up and watch. The teaching urges the Bride to reject the spirit of this age andsign of your comingwestern culturemillennial reigntwelve housesdiscerning the timessons of issachartaste of heavensatan knows his time is short
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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 second teaching on 1 Peter 3:19 focuses on what Yeshua did immediately after His resurrection. Vaughn argues that He did not descend to preach salvation to dead people but instead proclaimed His triumph and authority to fallen angels imprisoned since the days of Noah. Using 1 Peter 3, 2 Peter 2, and Jude 1, the seauthority over tartarusresurrectionauthorityobscurity and invisibilityangelspassoverproclamation to angelsdemons
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- This teaching examines 1 Peter 3:18–20 and challenges the traditional belief that Yeshua preached to dead humans between His death and resurrection. Vaughn argues that the passage refers instead to a post-resurrection proclamation made to fallen angels imprisoned since the days of Noah. Using 2 Peter 2:4, Jude 1:6, and
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- This sermon continues the theme of the believer's "new name" by focusing on the process of becoming an overcomer. Vaughn teaches that Jesus overcame through obedience and suffering and that believers are empowered by the same Holy Spirit to overcome sin, fleshly desires, and worldly thinking. The message emphasizes spispiritual authorityanimal natureovercomingauthoritybride of christovercomerhidden mannaovercoming the flesh
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- This teaching presents Acts 15 as the blueprint for Yahweh’s redemptive plan. Shane Vaughn explains that Yahweh first gathers His scattered people from among the nations, then restores Judah at Messiah’s return, and finally opens the Kingdom to all mankind during the Millennial reign. The message emphasizes that believrestoration messagelost tribes of israelrestoration of all thingshouse of judahtraining for reigninggentiles and nationskingdom restorationrestoration of david's tabernacle
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- This Feast of Tabernacles message explores the prophetic significance of the Last Great Day, the eighth-day festival that follows Tabernacles. Using John 7 and Revelation 20, Shane Vaughn teaches that the feast points to the final resurrection, the Great White Throne Judgment, and Yahweh’s ultimate plan for humanity. Tjudgment according to workstabernaclesfinal harvestliving waterresurrectionbook of liferesurrection of the deadrevelation 20
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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 messagelectionkingdomcallingbride of christpurification of the briderestoration not revivalelijahbride made ready
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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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- Shane Vaughn2016-10-12Revelation 22:20This message addresses the question of why God created Satan if He knew rebellion would occur. Vaughn teaches that free moral choice required the possibility of disobedience and compares human history to a classroom in which God allows Satan's alternative system to prove its failure. The sermon emphasizes obedience toweakness made strongquestion the word of godwhy god created satanauthoritykingdomsix days of man's ruleteacher and classroompower of suggestion
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- This message explores what existed before Genesis 1:1 and presents creation as the fulfillment of Yahweh's desire for a family of sons. Using Job 38, Vaughn teaches that angels were present at creation and function as part of God's heavenly family. The sermon emphasizes sonship, resurrection, kingdom inheritance, and c
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- Using Jesus' statement that believers are sent as sheep among wolves, Vaughn teaches that spiritual attacks are not evidence of God's absence but part of God's process of developing trust in Him. He compares spiritual opposition to a boxer's sparring partner, arguing that trials and demonic pressure drive believers cloholy spiritspiritual authoritysheep among wolvesspiritual warfareworshipthe shepherd and the sheepdry placesspiritual maturity
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- The message warns that the greatest threats to spiritual growth are often not major sins but “little foxes”—small excuses, attitudes, compromises, offenses, and distractions that gradually spoil tender growth. The bride of Song of Solomon is portrayed as nearly ready for full surrender but missing her moment because shprotect those little grapeschurch orderwhat difference does it makenarrow waygrab hold of that deercovenant restorationtoo tiredtotal surrender
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- Part 6 centers on Pisces as the prophetic picture of the reunification of the House of Judah and the scattered House of Israel following the outpouring of the Holy Spirit represented by Aquarius. The lesson connects Acts 2, Ezekiel's Two Sticks prophecy, Romans 9, Hebrews 2, and numerous Old Testament prophecies to arg
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- This teaching continues the study of Leo the Lion by confronting Kingdom Now theology. It distinguishes the assembly from Yahweh’s Kingdom and argues that the Kingdom has not yet arrived as the literal government of the earth. Yahshua’s first coming consecrated the Third Temple and established the renewed assembly, butholy spiritessence of the kingdom1kingdom now doctrinekingdom now theologythe kingdom transferred to yahwehlittle stoneearthly government
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- This teaching addresses the common objection that Romans 14:5 abolishes Sabbath observance. Shane Vaughn argues that the chapter’s context concerns food disputes and voluntary fasting days among early believers rather than Yahweh’s commanded Sabbath. The sermon emphasizes proper biblical interpretation, continuity of T
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- Continuing the study of the Mazzaroth, this lesson examines Taurus, the charging Bull, as the prophetic picture of Yahshua's return in judgment. Unlike Aries, which emphasized the maturation of the saints, Taurus shifts the focus to Messiah's public return to establish His Kingdom after the tribulation. The teaching emkingdom now theologypleiadesbluethe kingdom of yahwehfalse teachersorionthe government of yahwehnuclear war
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