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- This message uses the Biltmore Estate as a picture of pre-existence through thought, blueprint, and plan before physical manifestation. The speaker teaches that Yahshua existed before His birth only in the plan and thoughts of Yahweh, not as a separate pre-existent person. The lesson argues that John 1 must be read thrdebarbiltmore estateanti-trinitarian theologydivine agencyyahshua (jesus)no one was there beside himword seedin the beginning was the word
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- This message teaches against the immortal soul doctrine and argues that it came from pagan and Greek philosophy rather than the Hebrew scriptures. The speaker teaches that a soul is a living, breathing creature, and that when a person dies the body returns to dust while the spirit or mind returns to Yahweh. The lessonspirit of a manresurrectionman became a soulwhat happens to the deadmemories go back to yahwehgreat judgment dayhouse of israelbreathing creature
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- This message teaches that the literal thousand-year reign of Yahshua is the true hope of the gospel of the Kingdom. The speaker argues that the pattern of six plus one runs through creation, Sabbath, Moses on the mountain, the Transfiguration, and prophecy. The lesson warns that removing the seventh-day Sabbath removesmillennial reignson of manbiblical calendarovercomerfinished work of the crossrestoration of all thingslord of the sabbath day6 + 1 = 7
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- This message teaches that Yahweh’s people must reject inherited calendar lies and return to the biblical beginning of the year. The focus is not on whether the calendar saves a person, but whether truth matters enough to bring believers into alignment with Yahweh’s commandments. The teaching calls the House of Israel t
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- This message teaches that the church has often preached Satan’s gospel of escape instead of Yahshua’s gospel of the coming Kingdom. The speaker traces Yahweh’s purpose back to Adam’s command to take dominion and argues that Yahshua, the final Adam, came to restore what Adam failed to complete. The teaching calls believsecond adammillennial reignwhen will you preach my gospelovercome religiontraining for reigningprepare to governovercomersschooling for ruling
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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 Passover message emphasizes the continuing observance of the biblical feasts and presents them as divine appointments established to preserve truth in a deceived world. Using Exodus 12, 1 Corinthians 5, and Revelation 14, Vaughn teaches that the blood of Messiah not only forgives sin but transforms believers intoannual passover sermon144truthovercomingbride of christtransformation by the bloodfirstfruitssanctification
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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 traces what Vaughn describes as a historical restoration of apostolic Christianity from the Protestant Reformation to modern restoration movements. Beginning with Martin Luther and continuing through Wesleyan, Baptist, Pentecostal, and Jesus Name developments, he argues that God has progressively restored d
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- Rev. Shane Vaughn traces the history of the restoration movement from Martin Luther through John Wesley, the Baptist movement, Pentecostalism, the Jesus Name revival, the Healing Revival, the Charismatic movement, and finally the Hebrew restoration movement. He presents each movement as recovering another doctrine thatsacred namerestorationjohn wesleysabbathlost tribes of israela.b. simpsonpentecostal movementgifts of the spirit
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- This sermon teaches that the biblical feast days reveal the stages of a covenant wedding between Messiah and His people. Using Exodus 12 and the symbolism of the Hebrew marriage ceremony, Vaughn argues that holy convocations are prophetic rehearsals preparing believers for future events including the resurrection, thefeast and the weddingpentecostresurrectionkingdombride of christmarriage supperholy daysresurrection rehearsal
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- This message addresses racial division, bitterness, and the human longing for justice. Vaughn teaches that unresolved injustices often produce bitterness, anger, and separation, but argues that believers should entrust ultimate justice to Yahweh rather than pursue vengeance themselves. The sermon centers on Romans 12:1judgment according to workssabbathkingdomsatan's governmentfaith in divine justicevengeance is minekingdom justicebitterness
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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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- Part 2 expands the Kingdom-government theme introduced in Part 1 by teaching that Yahweh is presently preparing a governmental body of saints who will rule with Messiah during the Millennium. Vaughn argues that salvation is not God's final objective; rather, the Church is a training institution where character, obedienmillennial reignend-time knowledge increasegovernment of yahwehsabbathjudgmentkingdom governmentgovernment of yahwehkingdom authority
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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 sermon teaches that Christ's death at Calvary provides forgiveness for past sins, but believers must continue their journey through Spirit baptism, sanctification, and obedience until they become overcomers. Vaughn interprets the 144,000 of Revelation 14 as a company of mature believers who have undergone a complet
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- This doctrinal treatise examines the biblical foundation of timekeeping beginning in Genesis and argues that the original structure of the calendar has been obscured by later historical changes. By analyzing scriptural references and historical developments, the teaching advocates restoring the priestly or Zadokite calbiblical timekeepingcalendar corruption historytorahbiblical calendargenesis calendar structurecreation calendar restorationrestoration movementsbiblical festival timing
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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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