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- This message teaches that the Torah question cannot be solved by separating the Ten Commandments from the law of Moses, because both came from Yahweh. The speaker argues that Paul’s warnings about bondage and “works of the law” were directed at Pharisaic Judaism, oral tradition, and commandments of men rather than Yahwtraditions of my fatherstraditions of the elderstorahsola scripturaten commandmentscatholic church formationtorah restorationyahshua (jesus)
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- This message warns that many believers have been seduced by Yahweh’s silence and have mistaken His patience for approval. The speaker calls the church to get serious about Yahweh, covenant, holiness, repentance, and judgment in the house of God. The lesson presents divine discipline as Yahweh’s mercy toward His sons, mchurch orderjudge notseduced by silenceholy hushdivine disciplinedraw out my swordsinmade a covenant
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- This message teaches that divorce and remarriage must be understood through Torah, covenant law, and the difference between separation and lawful divorce. The speaker argues that Yahshua did not abolish Yahweh’s divorce provisions but corrected the abuse of putting away a spouse without giving a proper bill of divorce.torahtorah marriageten commandmentsremarriage after divorcecovenant restorationfrom the beginning it was not sosexual covenantadultery
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- This message warns that the modern church has lost its desire for the coming of Yahshua. The teaching uses Psalms 90:4 and 2 Peter 3:8 to frame creation week as a prophetic timeline, with six thousand years leading into the seventh-day Millennial Reign. It argues that the world is now in the twilight period before Yahsmillennial reignlost yearsbiblical calendarwatch in the nightsixth daygreat judgment daybiblical hebrew calendarsix days of creation
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- This brief teaching warns Spirit-filled Christians against assuming that spiritual gifts or experiences guarantee acceptance by Messiah. Using Revelation 12:9 and Matthew 7:22–23, Vaughn argues that believers can be deceived if they embrace grace while neglecting obedience to God's law. The message emphasizes that truedeception in the churchgrace without lawlawprophesying in his namelawlessnessapostasyfalse assuranceworkers of iniquity
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- This sermon addresses whether tithing remains biblical and argues that it is rooted in the pre-law principle of firstfruits rather than solely in the Levitical system. Using examples from Abel, Abraham, Jacob, and Proverbs, Vaughn teaches that tithing is a tangible demonstration of loving God and placing Him first. Thehonor yahweh with your substancehebrew roots debatecommandment keepingfirstfruitsfirstfruits offeringgiving to god's servantabraham paid tithesgiving
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- This message seeks to define the Sabbath as the fixed seventh day established by Yahweh rather than merely a day of worship or rest. Vaughn argues that Scripture identifies the Sabbath as a perpetual covenant sign and that believers should observe the seventh day rather than substitute another day based on human traditfixed period of timelord of the sabbathsabbathsabbathidentity theft of the sabbathkingdomseventh thousand yearsseparation
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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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- This doctrinal treatise uses the succession crisis of King George III’s dynasty as an analogy for lawful inheritance in the Kingdom of Yahweh. It contrasts illegitimate spiritual power with legitimate Spirit-and-Torah sonship, arguing that true heirs must be both Spirit-filled and Law-sealed. The work calls the remnant
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- This doctrinal teaching examines Genesis 48 and the prophetic blessings spoken by Jacob over Ephraim and Manasseh. It argues that Britain fulfilled the role of Ephraim as a worldwide commonwealth of nations while America fulfills the role of Manasseh as a singular great nation. The treatise presents America as the finalost tribes of israelthirteenth tribeamerica as manassehmultitude of nationsbritain as ephraimamerican-british israelscattered israellast great nation
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- This teaching explores Yahshua’s instruction to “turn the other cheek” within the broader framework of Kingdom ethics. By examining passages from the Sermon on the Mount and apostolic writings, the message emphasizes non-retaliation, forgiveness, and trust in Yahweh’s justice. The teaching presents this command as a detorahvengeance belongs to godkingdom ethics forgivenessturn the other cheek meaningresponding to evil biblicallytorah interpretation / kingdom ethicslove your enemies doctrinenon retaliation teaching
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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 focuses on the restoration work of Elijah and its connection to priesthood, sacrifice, angelic government, and the heavenly sanctuary. Beginning with the premise that Elijah must restore all things, the speaker teaches that many biblical institutions—including sacrifice, priesthood, and temple service—point
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- This lesson begins with Paul's statement concerning baptism for the dead and uses that difficult passage as the doorway into a broader doctrine called substitutionary priesthood. The speaker argues that from the Garden of Eden onward Yahweh established a legal system whereby a qualified and willing substitute could bea
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- This lesson develops the parallel between ancient Israel's Exodus from Egypt and the end-time Exodus from Babylon. Using Exodus, Revelation, Ezekiel, Psalms, Deuteronomy, and Romans, the speaker argues that Yahweh's purpose in calling Israel out was not merely to worship, but to worship correctly in spirit and truth thspirit and truthtruthsecond exodusobediencefirstborn sonidentity of israelkingdom restorationserve yahweh
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- This teaching explains Yahweh’s structure of sacred time through Sabbath cycles, shmita years, and Jubilee patterns that govern prophecy, forgiveness, redemption, and restoration. Using Leviticus 25, Matthew 18, Daniel 9, Romans 8, and Jeremiah 34, the speaker teaches that all biblical history moves toward the ultimatelaw and gracetorahrelease from servitudedebt cancellationovercomersprophetic time cycleskingdom restorationovercomer forgiveness
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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 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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- This message teaches that prayer is a divine partnership between Yahweh and His people. Using Mark 16:20 as its foundation, the lesson argues that Yahweh chooses to work through obedient believers who function as His representatives on earth. Prayer is described as entering the unseen realm, receiving divine instructiothy will be doneauthoritydeclarationobediencekings and priestspartnership with yahwehdivine healingdominion mandate
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- In this teaching, Professor Toto argues that the familiar culture war has become a religious war between two rival systems. Drawing upon C. S. Lewis’s The Abolition of Man, the speaker describes the Tao as objective morality, natural law, and the created order. Its opponent, “the Machine,” represents technological andtranshumanismbiblical moralityculture warmatthew 10:22christian commitmenttargettransgenderismtao and the machine
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