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- This message addresses divorce and remarriage by arguing that marriage is a covenant owned and authorized by Yahweh. The speaker teaches that divorce was not Yahweh’s original design, but that Torah provides a lawful and merciful process when covenant has been broken. The lesson focuses on the difference between puttinchurch orderlawful divorcemarriage is a contracttwo covenant keeperstorahtorah marriageperfect willputting away
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- This message teaches that Daniel’s image points to the rise and fall of earthly kingdoms and the coming of the fifth and final Kingdom of Yahweh. The speaker argues that the stone in Daniel 2 is a Kingdom people, led by Yahshua, who will replace the divided governments of this world. The lesson calls believers to prepamillennial reignrestoration of creationrestoration of all thingstraining for reigningpart claysons of godmount zionyahshua (jesus)
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- This message responds to national unrest by teaching that lawlessness comes from an untransformed animal nature rather than from race. The speaker uses Jude to describe those who despise government and authority as brute beasts, then uses Romans 8 to show that creation is groaning for the mature sons of Yahweh to be reanimal naturebrute beastlaw of the junglecreation is groaningrestoration of all thingsanimals among usnewly begotten son of godvengeance is mine
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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 examines Romans 8:19 and argues that the manifestation of the sons of God refers to the future revealing of mature, glorified believers. Vaughn distinguishes between spiritual childhood and sonship, teaching that salvation begins a process rather than completing it. Using patterns from Israel's exodus, Yeheirs training for reigningrestorationovercomingspiritual gestationkingdomfirstfruitssanctificationmaturity into sonship
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- Shane Vaughn2018-04-161 Peter 4:17Series: The Feast of First Fruits/Shavuot - The Bread is Still BakingThis sermon, "The Bread Is Still Baking Part 2," focuses on the Feast of Firstfruits and argues that the true meaning of the feast is found in the forty-nine-day process leading to Pentecost rather than the fiftieth day itself. Using 1 Peter 4, Vaughn teaches that suffering, reproach, testing, and judgment are essentia
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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 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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- Shane Vaughn2018-01-241 Peter 4:17Series: The Feast of First Fruit/Shavuot - The Bread is Still BakingThis sermon reinterprets Pentecost as the Feast of Firstfruits and emphasizes the significance of the forty-nine-day journey leading to the feast. Vaughn teaches that believers should embrace suffering, testing, and refinement as part of God's process of preparing a firstfruits company. The message focuses on election,
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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 sermon teaches that the church is moving from spiritual childhood into the manifestation of mature sons of God. Using Romans 8:19 and numerous supporting passages, Vaughn argues that believers are presently in a process that culminates in resurrection, glorification, and participation in Christ's kingdom. The mess
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- Shane Vaughn challenges the common evangelical motivation for conversion—escaping hell or gaining heaven—arguing that both are fundamentally self-centered motivations. He teaches that true repentance arises from godly sorrow for offending Yahweh rather than fear of punishment or desire for reward. The message calls bel
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- The sermon rejects a literal futurist interpretation of the 144,000 as ethnic Jewish evangelists after a rapture. Instead, it teaches that the 144,000 represents the overcoming Church (“firstfruits”), the perfected Bride/New Jerusalem, who move from “Calvary to Zion,” attain spiritual maturity, and participate in Chrisfirstfruitsconditional securitypearl of great priceovercoming churchendure to the endholy citybride of christfirstfruits
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- This message uses Simon of Cyrene carrying Yahshua’s cross as a picture of unexpected suffering that does not seem fair or deserved. The teaching shows that trials reveal whether a person will become bitter or trust Yahweh’s purpose. By giving thanks in every situation and accepting the despised way, the believer is trovercomingset apart in holinesssanctificationin everything give thankssimon of cyrenelife is not fairsanctificationspiritual transformation
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- This teaching dismantles the standard Christian understanding of “Gentile” by tracing the term through Hebrew, Greek, Latin, Catholic translation history, and the divided kingdom of Israel. It presents the northern House of Israel as a non-Jewish but still Israelite people who became “far off” from the Commonwealth andcatholic replacement theologyall israel shall be savedlost tribes of israelapostle to the gentileshouse of judahethnoscatholic church formationisrael 101
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- This doctrinal treatise examines the biblical foundation of timekeeping beginning in Genesis and argues that the original structure of the calendar has been obscured by later historical changes. By analyzing scriptural references and historical developments, the teaching advocates restoring the priestly or Zadokite calbiblical timekeepingcalendar corruption historytorahbiblical calendargenesis calendar structurecreation calendar restorationrestoration movementsbiblical festival timing
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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 establishes the Second Passover as a prophetic and covenantal appointment for the scattered house of Israel and those brought near through Messiah. By connecting Torah, prophets, and apostolic writings, it presents Passover as a dual structure reflecting both original deliverance and end-time regathering,lost tribes of israelcovenant passover teachingpassover prophetic fulfillmentfirst vs second passoverpassovertwo house restorationisrael regathering doctrineisrael identity awakening
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- This teaching argues that Ezekiel’s famous temple vision is widely misunderstood. Rather than predicting a future rebuilt temple in Jerusalem, the vision symbolically describes the final temple of Yahweh composed of His restored priesthood and covenant people. Through a detailed examination of Ezekiel 40–48, the work pmillennial reigntemple of yahwehmillennial templepriesthood of the remnantrestoration of israellaw of the houseyom kippur visionezekiel’s temple
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