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467 results for "genesis 16–21"
- In this constitutional lesson, Shane Vaughn explains the difference between original intent and originalism, arguing that legal interpretation should focus on the historical meaning of the words actually written rather than speculation about the founders' personal thoughts. Using examples from language change, constitu
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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 thr
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- This teaching explains Revelation 3:14 by placing it in the context of the overcomers in Revelation 3:12. The message argues that Yahshua is the beginning, firstborn, captain, and corner of a new creation, not the eternal second person of a Trinity or a preexistent divine being created before time. The teaching connect
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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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- Shane Vaughn2016-07-29Hebrews 4:9This teaching presents Hebrews 3 and 4 as an endorsement of Sabbath observance rather than an argument against it. Vaughn teaches that the promised rest is a future kingdom reality associated with Messiah's reign and warns believers not to repeat Israel's disobedience. The weekly Sabbath is presented as an ongoing prac
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- The message goes “before the beginning” to explain Yahweh’s purpose in creating angels, the earth, and Lucifer. It teaches that Yahweh desired a family of sons, that the angels were the first phase of that family, and that the earth was created as their home under an ordered government with Lucifer as an anointed ruler
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- In Search of the Throne of God begins by explaining the purpose of time within Yahweh's eternal plan. The message teaches that Yahweh's heavenly family existed before Adam and that the rebellion among the heavenly host necessitated a redemptive plan carried out within the limited period of time. Rather than presenting
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- In this patriotic political-theological address, Professor Toto argues that America’s 250-year history reflects divine grace and providence. He develops that case through American geography, economic development, George Washington, wartime history, and modern politics, while repeatedly insisting that God works through
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- This message teaches that Yahweh’s plan includes a dominion clock and a redemptive jubilee clock, both pointing toward the completion of His government. The 120-year gap is presented as the time before Yahweh announced the redemption program in Genesis 6:3. The teaching connects Adam, Seth, the fallen heavenly council,
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- This teaching examines the second biblical month, contrasting the original Hebrew designation Ziv with the later Babylonian name Iyar. Through scriptural examples and historical patterns, the message reveals how renaming functions as a tool of identity corruption. The teaching calls for a restoration of pure language,
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- This Rosh Chodesh teaching explores the second biblical month through its original Hebrew name, Ziv, contrasting it with the later Babylonian name Iyar. By examining the Torah, historical shifts during the exile, and the wilderness journey of Israel, the message reveals the second month as a critical period of testing,
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- This teaching answers why physical circumcision is not required for covenant entrance while Sabbath and feast observance remain important. The message argues that circumcision, animal sacrifice, and the Levitical priesthood were temporary administrations pointing to deeper covenant realities, while Sabbath and feast da
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- This message traces a claimed unbroken chain of apostolic truth from the Nazarenes through Audius, Ulfila, the Goths, Lombards, and Pasagini. The teaching emphasizes that these groups preserved Sabbath, Passover, Torah obedience, and rejection of the Trinity while Rome suppressed or renamed them. It connects the histor
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- In this teaching, Professor Toto responds to controversy surrounding a photograph from a First Harvest Ministries Feast of Tabernacles service in which worshipers appeared to be kneeling before a replica of the Ark of the Covenant. He first develops a broader argument about perspective versus truth, saying that people
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- This lesson explores Yahweh's secret desire to reconcile all things in heaven and earth through Messiah. Beginning with Ephesians 1 and Colossians 1, the speaker argues that reconciliation extends beyond mankind and includes heavenly government itself. The lesson develops themes of fallen angels, the heavenly priesthoo
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- This teaching presents the fourth key to understanding the Kingdom: “As He is, so are we.” It begins by explaining that Yahshua’s words are Spirit and life. Scripture cannot always be understood from its surface wording; believers must hear what the Holy Spirit is communicating and study carefully enough to recognize m
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- This teaching presents progressive revelation as the third key to understanding the Kingdom of Yahweh. Yahshua told His disciples that many prophets and righteous men had desired to see and hear the things being revealed to them but had not received that understanding. The prophets spoke under the inspiration of the Ho
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- This teaching develops Daniel 7:13-14 as a vision of Yahshua and the saints appearing together before the Ancient of Days to receive the dominion mandate. The speaker identifies the clouds of heaven as a company of obedient overcomers being prepared through restoration and submission to authority. Drawing from Hebrews,
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- This teaching focuses on Luke 19:12 and the parable of the nobleman who goes to a far country to receive a kingdom and return. The speaker connects this parable to Daniel 7 and Revelation 5, teaching that Yahshua first received authority before returning to establish His Kingdom on earth. Significant emphasis is placed
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- This teaching focuses on Daniel 7:25 and the activity of the little horn that wages war against the saints through deceptive religious teaching. The speaker emphasizes the danger of becoming spiritually worn out, compromising truth, and accepting changes to Yahweh's appointed times and laws. Drawing extensively from Da
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