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306 results for "psalm 11:3"
- This message teaches that every person will become either a fading memory or part of the immortal government of Yahshua in the first resurrection. The speaker argues that believers are not already finally saved, but are being saved as Yahshua’s resurrected life works through them. The lesson connects water baptism, prelived and reignedmillennial reignfollow after perfectiontwo resurrectionsresurrectionshall be savedrest of the deadout-resurrection
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- This lesson focuses on Ezra 1 and the rise of Cyrus as Yahweh's appointed instrument for rebuilding the house of Yahweh after Babylon's fall. The speaker applies this pattern to an end-time restoration work, emphasizing that Yahweh's people are called to build, support, and prioritize the work of the Kingdom above persworkers and builderstruthbuild the workput yahweh firstspiritual maturitykingdom restorationtransition periodtorah restoration
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- This lesson examines the Passover through the lens of the "Echoes of Israel" theme, arguing that its central purpose is the revelation of Yahweh's true firstborn sons. The speaker teaches that the death angel's passing over Israel identified the legitimate firstborn and foreshadowed the first resurrection. Drawing fromtruthfirstborn churchobedienceidentity of israelpassover lambblood on the doorpostend-time exoduspassover
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- This teaching continues the study of the Seven Spirits of Yahweh by focusing on the Spirit of Wisdom and the Spirit of Understanding. Using Luke 2 and Isaiah 11, the lesson explains that believers are expected to grow beyond the initial experience of the Holy Spirit into spiritual maturity characterized by divine wisdomenorahholy spiritliving understandingsabbathquick understandingkingdom maturityspirit of understandingdivine wisdom
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- This lesson continues the Tabernacle Pattern series by identifying the Menorah as the prophetic representation of the Seven Spirits of Yahweh. The message teaches that receiving the Holy Spirit is only the beginning of spiritual development, with believers called to mature into the fullness of wisdom, understanding, comenorahholy spiritservant candleearnest of inheritancesabbathkingdom maturityinvestment of yahwehkingdom government
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- This teaching reframes Pentecost as a process rather than a single event, emphasizing the forty-nine days of testing that lead to spiritual maturity. Drawing from the Feast of Firstfruits and the counting of the Omer, the message presents the Holy Spirit as the agent of transformation through fire and obedience. The sebread still baking49 days testingtorahholy spirit purposeholy ghost authority vs powerbarley wheat oil progressionshavuottorah obedience
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- This teaching addresses the role of outward appearance in the life of a believer, emphasizing that holiness is expressed through both internal transformation and external presentation. Using Torah and apostolic writings, the message establishes modesty, distinction, and separation as essential elements of a covenant liholiness in dresstorahgender distinction clothingbiblical appearanceidentity through dressmodest apparel scripturefamily lifebiblical holiness
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- This teaching establishes that the parable of the sower is not about general salvation but about the proclamation of Yahweh’s coming government. It argues that Yahshua’s entire ministry was directed toward restoring the scattered tribes of Israel and issuing a legal witness before judgment. The four soils represent difgovernment of yahwehlost tribes of israelword of the kingdomearly churchserving noticetwo house restorationgovernment of yahwehscattered israel
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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 Da42 monthsgreat wordsspirit and truthtruthtwo witnesseswear out the saintscalendar restorationawakening
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- This lesson teaches that the two witnesses are not two individual men, but the final end-time witness of Spirit and Truth coming forth from the measured church. The speaker argues that Revelation is symbolic and must not be interpreted carnally. The message identifies the remnant by two marks: keeping the Commandmentschurch orderspirit and truthbook of revelationtwo candlestickstwo witnessessigns and symbolswhat happens to the deadten commandments
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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 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 teaching continues the "Echoes of Israel" series by examining the organizational structure, financial system, and ethical responsibilities of ancient Israel as a model for end-time Israel. The speaker emphasizes that Israel functioned through divine leadership and delegated authority, citing Moses' appointment ofmelchizedek priesthoodtithingbuilding the tabernacletruthorganized israeleldershipdivine leadershipspiritual maturity
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- This teaching reveals that the wheat and tares parable is about an end-time separation within the Kingdom rather than a general judgment of the world. It emphasizes that Yahweh is cleansing His own house first by removing lawless individuals from among the covenant community. The gathering of the remnant is happening nharvest separationmillennial reigntorahlost tribes of israelkingdom cleansinglawlessness (anomia)final separationbabylon in the church
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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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- In this teaching, Shane Vaughn discusses what he describes as the "feminization of America," arguing that biblical distinctions between men and women provide a model for courage, responsibility, and leadership. Beginning with 1 Peter 3:7, he explains the biblical description of the woman as the "weaker vessel" while emchristian leadershipweaker vesselrepresentative governmentjesus christitching earspatriotismconstitutional republicbiblical gender roles
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- This teaching examines the Greek word Kyrios and its use throughout the New Testament. Using Philippians 4:23 and a series of examples from Matthew, Mark, Luke, Galatians, Peter, and Paul, Vaughn argues that Kyrios is a common title of authority and respect rather than proof of identity between Yahweh and Yeshua. The slordauthoritygodheadkuriosgreek 2962biblical unitariantranslation biasbiblical unitarianism / kyrios / lordship / father and son / godhead
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- This second teaching on 1 Peter 3:19 focuses on what Yeshua did immediately after His resurrection. Vaughn argues that He did not descend to preach salvation to dead people but instead proclaimed His triumph and authority to fallen angels imprisoned since the days of Noah. Using 1 Peter 3, 2 Peter 2, and Jude 1, the seauthority over tartarusresurrectionauthorityobscurity and invisibilityangelspassoverproclamation to angelsdemons
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- This teaching examines 1 Peter 3:18–20 and challenges the traditional belief that Yeshua preached to dead humans between His death and resurrection. Vaughn argues that the passage refers instead to a post-resurrection proclamation made to fallen angels imprisoned since the days of Noah. Using 2 Peter 2:4, Jude 1:6, and
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- This message begins a series challenging the doctrine of the Trinity and contrasting it with what Vaughn presents as apostolic teaching. Using passages such as Jeremiah 9:24, 1 Thessalonians 5:21, 1 Peter 3:15, and 1 Corinthians 14:33, he argues that God can be understood and that doctrines should be tested by Scriptur
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