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- This message teaches that Yahweh’s true calendar is a fixed Zadokite-Enoch calendar of 364 days, divided into 52 exact weeks. The speaker uses Revelation 11, Revelation 12, and Daniel 7 to argue that Scripture requires a calendar where 42 months equals 1,260 days. The message rejects both the Gregorian and lunar calend
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- This message teaches that Satan is not an independent rival to Yahweh, but a created adversary used within Yahweh’s purpose. Trials, attacks, sickness, enemies, and warfare are presented as opportunities for the saints to be proven. The believer is called to respond with thanksgiving, obedience, endurance, and trust rathe lord rebukes youdivine authoritycome forth as pure goldjob being testedspiritual warfaregod needs the devilturn that person over to satanproven time
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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 teaching warns that many are looking for a future mark of the beast while already submitting to the authority of the Beast system. The speaker argues that the mark appears in the mind and works through rebellion against Yahweh’s commandments and submission to Rome’s system. The overcomers are contrasted as those mforehead and handsignet ringsix fingers and six toesnumber of manmark of the beastromeovercomersnebuchadnezzar’s image
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- This Passover message connects feast observance with the believer's transformation into the character of the Lamb. Using Revelation 14, Vaughn teaches that the blood of Messiah changes a person's nature, producing a firstfruits company that follows the Lamb completely and overcomes the divisions and deceptions of Babyl
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- This sermon focuses on Revelation's promises to overcomers, especially the promise of a white stone, hidden manna, and a new name. Vaughn teaches that believers must develop spiritual ears to hear God's voice and mature beyond simply being saved into becoming overcomers. Using the examples of Jacob becoming Israel 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 sermon focuses on Revelation 10–11 and interprets the mystery of God as the congregation of believers produced through the work of Messiah. Vaughn teaches that Satan misunderstood God's plan, believing it centered on one Son rather than a harvest of many sons. The message emphasizes an end-time restoration of bibl
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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 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 Vaughn2016-10-12Revelation 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 explains the symbolism of the sukkah and the Feast of Tabernacles as part of Yahweh's appointed times. Vaughn teaches that the biblical feasts reveal God's prophetic plan and provide the proper rhythm for worship and fellowship with Him. The sukkah is presented as a reminder of Christ's first coming, the f
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- This teaching presents the seven thunders as the complete voice of Yahweh coming through a mature end-time people. It emphasizes that the Word must be eaten and embodied, not merely studied or debated. The message connects scattered truths from past movements into one finishing message, while stressing the need for Spichurch orderfinishing messagefull revelation of yahshuadivine agencyget up out of your graveseven thundersresurrection begins with a voicegovernment of yahweh
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- This lesson shifts from the garments of the priesthood to the heavenly Temple itself. Using the priestly courses, the Songs of the Sabbath Sacrifice, and the twenty-four elders of Revelation, the message teaches that the earthly Tabernacle and its priesthood were designed as an exact reflection of heavenly worship andthy will be doneheavenly patternsabbathworship communitypriestly coursesheavenly priesthoodthrone roomheavenly government
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- This message teaches that the Feast of Firstfruits is not merely about a past event, but about Yahweh preparing a people for the first resurrection. The speaker explains that Yahshua is the beginning of the new creation, while the chosen firstfruits are formed through obedience, fire, crushing, and transformation. Themillennial reigntrumpetsfirstfruitsfirst fruit of his creationkings and priestspassoverout-resurrectionfeast of first fruit
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- This message teaches that the Feast of Firstfruits contains more than the barley and wheat harvests commonly known from Leviticus 23. The speaker argues that the Temple Scroll and calendar text reveal additional firstfruit festivals of wine and oil, which point to deeper stages of maturity beyond the barley and wheat bmillennial reigntrumpetsdoctrinal position:torahcore doctrine:this message teaches that the feast of firstfruits contains more than the barley and wheat harvests commonly known from leviticus 23. the speaker argues that the temple scroll and calendar text reveal additional firstfruit festivals of wine and oilkings and priestszadokite priesthood
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- This message teaches that the seven thunders are the complete message Yahweh reserved for the final first harvest people. John heard the message, but was told not to write it because it was not meant to become another doctrine for debate; it was meant to be experienced and lived. The teaching connects the seven thunderovercomingspiritual warfarevoice of salutationdivine agencyjohn the revelatorpresence of yahwehseven thunderssweet to the lips
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- This teaching explores the mystery of the seven thunders as the final revelation of Yahweh’s plan through a completed spiritual temple. By tracing biblical patterns of thunder as divine government and warfare, the message presents the end-time fulfillment as a unified body of believers who become the voice of Yahweh onspirit and truth convergencehidden revelation end timesspiritual warfareseven thunders meaningrestoration of all thingsdivine government authoritydivine agencygovernment of yahweh
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- This lesson develops the doctrine of substitutionary priesthood from Paul's statement concerning baptism for the dead. The speaker argues that Yahshua functioned as the substitutionary Lamb by legally identifying with sinners and bearing their guilt. However, the lesson teaches that the sacrificial work of Messiah was
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- This lesson begins by establishing the Abrahamic Covenant as the foundation of the Kingdom message and traces its inheritance through Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Israel. The speaker emphasizes that the covenant promises remain central to understanding identity, inheritance, and Kingdom destiny. The teaching then transit
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