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- This message teaches that Yahweh’s fall festivals reveal the coming order of the Kingdom and must be understood and kept by His people. The speaker explains Trumpets, Atonement, Tabernacles, and the Last Great Day as prophetic rehearsals pointing to the first resurrection, judgment, Satan’s binding, the millennial reigmillennial reignyom kippurtrumpetskingdom of god is comingbiblical calendarlight side of the yearout-resurrectionholy convocations
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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 sermon focuses on the Day of Atonement and the symbolism of the two goats in Leviticus 16. Vaughn teaches that one goat foreshadows Christ's sacrificial work while the Azazel goat symbolizes Satan, upon whom final responsibility for rebellion and deception is placed. The message presents the Day of Atonement as afeast of atonementsacrificeprophetic fulfillmentbinding of satanatonementtwo goatscovenant obedienceholy days
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- Building on Part 1, Dr. Vaughn argues that Christ's work at Calvary did not abolish Yahweh's Law or separate believers from Israel, but reconciled believers into one covenant people empowered to obey God's commandments. The sermon transitions from covenant identity into the purpose of the annual Holy Days, presenting t
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