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259 results for "1 samuel 17:40–50"
- This teaching examines Daniel's refusal to eat the king's food as a model for maintaining covenant identity while living in Babylon. Using Daniel 1, Isaiah 10, Isaiah 29, Matthew 15, Deuteronomy 30, and Leviticus 23, the speaker argues that Babylon's strategy is to erase Israelite identity through cultural assimilationcircumcision of the hearttruthprotect your differencesanctificationlanguage of babylonholding the linespiritual maturitytorah restoration
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- Pastor Vaughn argues that when Yahshua said 'no man knoweth the day nor the hour,' He was not indicating ignorance about His return but rather revealing that He would return on the Feast of Trumpets (Rosh Hashanah)—a Jewish festival historically called 'the day that no man knoweth' because its exact timing could not berosh hashanahtrumpetsbiblical calendaryahshua (jesus)shadow of something yet to happenpentecostholy festivalsfeast of trumpets
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- This message teaches that Yahweh’s people may be captive in Babylon’s world, but they must not be conformed to Babylon’s system. The speaker uses Daniel and his companions as examples of Israelites whose names, environment, and circumstances were changed, but whose identity and allegiance to Yahweh remained. The lessonlifestyle obedience to yahwehbabylon the great is fallenchanged their namecaptive slaves of babylon000ten commandmentscaptured but never conformedgod-fearing people
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- This teaching confronts the idea that Yahshua is Yahweh Himself and frames that belief as a form of idolatry against the first commandment. The speaker argues from Yahshua’s own words that the Father is the one true God, while Yahshua is the Son, mediator, high priest, and firstborn of the resurrection. The message empfirstborn son of the resurrectionlast adamanti-trinitarian theologydivine agencywho are youyahshua (jesus)son of godhigh priest of yahweh
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- The message continues the “new song” study by interpreting the cedar beams of “our house” as covenant commitment, separation, purification, and holiness. Numbers 19 is used to connect cedar with the waters of separation, while the rose of Sharon is used to teach that crushing reveals true spiritual nature. The messageseparation and holinessliving watertorahfirstfruitscovenant houseblood fire and watercovenant restorationsong of surrender
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- This teaching interprets Gemini within the Mazzaroth as portraying the two witnesses of Revelation 11. It begins by emphasizing that Revelation can be properly understood only by those with spiritual ears. The return of Elijah is then traced through John the Baptist and Yahshua’s statements in Matthew 11 and Matthew 17
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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 teaching provides a verse-by-verse exposition of Daniel 2, focusing on Nebuchadnezzar's dream, Daniel's interpretation, and the prophetic significance of the image composed of gold, silver, brass, iron, and clay. The speaker emphasizes Yahweh's sovereignty over kings, nations, and political events while presentingroyal destinytruthworld-ruling kingdomovercomersspiritual maturitykingdom restorationtorah restorationgod sets up kings
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- This message teaches that Yahweh’s law is eternal and should not be confused with added Jewish religious laws. The speaker argues that Paul was not attacking Torah, but the traditions and added laws of the Jewish religion that were being used for salvation and righteousness. The lesson calls believers to love Yahweh’straditions of my fathersthy law is within my hearttorahten commandmentslawfareoh how i love thy lawtorah restorationlaw is just and good
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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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- 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 dacircumcision of the heartshadow and fulfillmentmelchizedek priesthoodoriginal intentsabbathtorahmelchizedek priesthoodapostolic authority
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- This teaching contrasts the first Adam with Yahshua as the “last Adam,” emphasizing that mankind was created to represent Yahweh and govern creation under divine authority. Using Genesis 1, Psalm 8, Romans 5, Hebrews 2, and 1 Corinthians 15, the speaker teaches that Adam lost dominion through rebellion, while Yahshua rlast adamtorahvisible image of invisible godrestoration of all thingsfirst adam and final adamdivine agencydominion mandateovercomers
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- This lesson continues the Echoes of Israel series by contrasting dead faith with living faith and using Passover as the central example. The speaker teaches that true faith is demonstrated through obedience, particularly through participation in Passover, and not merely through verbal profession. Drawing from Hebrews,melchizedek priesthoodtruthworks and faiththird templeidentity of israelpassover lambpurging the rebelsend-time exodus
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- This lesson focuses on Daniel 7 and its relationship to Revelation. The speaker argues that the four beasts are not merely ancient kingdoms but represent end-time governmental and religious powers operating in the modern world. Considerable emphasis is placed on the little horn, the transfer of authority from beast sysgifts of the spiritauthority transfertruthobedienceend-time governmentsbearspiritual maturitykingdom restoration
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- This teaching moves from Daniel's promotion in Babylon to the appointment of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego as governors, presenting them as prophetic types of the overcoming saints who will govern with Messiah in the coming Kingdom. Using Daniel 3, Romans 8, Acts 26, Revelation 13, and Revelation 14, the speaker teactithing and the templetruthdaniel at the king's right handtribulation prepares rulerssanctificationmark of the beastovercomersspiritual maturity
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- This lesson reexamines Daniel's image prophecy and argues that most prophecy teachers have incorrectly merged the feet and toes into a single kingdom. Using Daniel 2, Daniel 7, Genesis 49, Revelation 12, and the account of the Magi, the speaker presents the Byzantine Empire and Ottoman Empire as the divided feet kingdotruthmazzarothmagi and danielbyzantine empireovercomersspiritual maturitykingdom restorationgovernment of yahweh
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- This teaching focuses on the necessity of maintaining a vision of the coming Kingdom of Yahweh in order to withstand deception in the present age. Using Revelation 20–22, Daniel 7, Proverbs 29, Matthew 17, Ephesians 2, and numerous covenant passages, the speaker teaches that Satan deceives primarily through ideas, cultgreat wordsradio frequencies of deceptiontorahspiritual warfarewear out the saintsmillennial testingovercomerskingdom restoration
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- This teaching introduces a complete prophetic timeline of the Kingdom of Yahweh beginning with Daniel’s statue vision and extending through Armageddon, the return of Messiah, the resurrection, and the millennial reign. Using Daniel 2 and Matthew 24, the speaker teaches that modern nuclear capability uniquely fulfills Ystone cut without handsdaniel’s statuebattle of armageddonbattle of armageddonkingdom restorationthird world warkingdom training centergovernment of yahweh
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- This Tabernacle teaching focuses on the silver sockets as the foundation of redemption beneath the golden boards representing divine nature. The message emphasizes that redemption is full restoration and serves as the basis for spiritual growth, Kingdom participation, and the proclamation of a silver trumpet message. Tredemption messagemessage of redemptionthird templegolden boardspresence of yahwehkingdom governmentmount zionsilver sockets
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- This teaching presents prayer as an act of governmental partnership with Yahweh rather than merely making requests. Using Philip’s testing in John 6, the message teaches that prayer develops dependence, humility, and childlike faith. The speaker emphasizes praying in the Spirit, aligning with Yahweh’s purposes, and funthy will be donegovernment of yahwehdominion through prayerkings and priestslaboring in prayergovernment of yahwehdivine transmissiongovernment of yahweh
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