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- This message continues the series on the Lord's Prayer by focusing on "daily bread" and "forgive us our debts." The teaching explains that sons of Yahweh are no longer dealing merely with forgiveness of gross sins but with their responsibility to respond to truth, revelation, and Kingdom calling. Debt is presented as tsonship prayermissing the markrestorationobediencedaily revelationpractice righteousnessfatherly forgivenesspracticing holiness
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- This teaching uses the Tabernacle as a blueprint for spiritual progression. The message emphasizes that salvation is the beginning of the journey, not its completion. Through the altar, laver, holy place, and holy of holies, the believer is called into increasing obedience, cleansing, priesthood, and maturity until reamany dwelling placespriesthoodmove on to perfectionfullness of yahwehimitation of messiahzadokite priesthoodpresence of yahwehholy of holies
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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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- This teaching explains that Passover has not yet been fully fulfilled but remains a future event tied to resurrection and final judgment. It introduces the concept of a “fifth Passover,” where believers are passed over from the second death, emphasizing that the holy days are prophetic rehearsals and that obedience isholy days obedienceresurrectionholy dayspassoverpassover not fulfilledsalvation & final judgmentsecond deathsecond death
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- This teaching examines Joel's prophecy of the former and latter rain. Using Joel 1 and Joel 2 as the foundation, Vaughn argues that the latter rain has been widely misunderstood because the prophecy is directed to Israel rather than to a separate church entity. The sermon rejects dispensational distinctions between Isrlatter rain / israel / day of the lord / millennial kingdom / manifested sons of godrestorationsabbathkingdomsabbath kingdomformer rainlatter rainlatter rain
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- Shane Vaughn2016-07-16Luke 16:19This teaching reinterprets Luke 16 as a covenant parable rather than a doctrine of conscious torment after death. Vaughn teaches that the rich man represents Judah or the Jewish religious order, while Lazarus represents the Lost Tribes/Gentiles brought back into Abrahamic relationship. The message emphasizes Hebrew conthe dead go to sleeppharisees and sadduceesparablegentilesabraham’s bosomrich manrich man and lazarusrich man and lazarus
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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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- In this brief video from Washington, D.C., Mrs. Toto points out a display of the Ten Commandments located near the Supreme Court building and expresses appreciation for seeing it there. The only clearly identifiable biblical references are the two passages containing the Ten Commandments: Exodus 20:1–17 and Deuteronomygod's moral law / the ten commandmentsten commandmentsmrs. totochristian heritagewashingtonbiblical lawwashington dcten commandments
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- This doctrinal treatise explores the significance of the two tablets of stone upon which Yahweh inscribed the Ten Commandments. By examining the structure of the commandments and their relationship to Yahshua’s teaching about loving Yahweh and loving one’s neighbor, the work argues that the Torah reveals a unified covetorahcommandments on the tabletsyahweh’s law structuretwo tablets of the lawrestoration movements ten commandmentstorah obediencetorah moral structurelove god love neighbor law
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- This lesson traces the claimed split between the apostolic Israelite faith and the rise of institutional Christianity. It emphasizes Asia Minor, not Rome, as the true center of apostolic succession through John, Philip, Polycarp, Papias, and Philip’s daughters. The teaching presents the destruction of Papias’s writingsmillennial reignapostolic erajohn the belovedearly churchzadokite priesthoodchurch historypapiasapostolic israelites
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- This lesson continues the teaching on substitutionary priesthood by moving into the subjects of apostolic authority, water baptism, and the keys of the Kingdom. Beginning with Romans 2, Romans 5, Acts 2, and John 20, the speaker teaches that Messiah's death reconciled covenant debt while His continuing life is expressepriesthoodtransfer of authorityas it is in heavenrestorationheaven and earth agreementapostolic authorityintercessionforgiveness of sins
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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 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 lesson introduces the priesthood as an essential component of the Tabernacle Pattern. Using Israel, the Levites, and the priesthood as prophetic types, the teaching distinguishes between being called into the household of faith and being chosen for priestly ministry. The message emphasizes that Messiah continues Hpriesthoodblemishesintercessionsanctificationdaily sacrificekingdom governmentspiritual growthwashing of the word
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- Using Matthew 6:9 as the foundation, the teaching focuses on the Fatherhood of Yahweh and the believer's progression into sonship. The message contrasts spiritual children with mature sons, emphasizing that prayer develops a believer's identity, relationship with the Father, and spiritual authority. The lesson teachesspirit of adoptionawakeningsonshipsons of godgovernment of yahwehprayer lifespirit-begotten childrenheavenly mindset
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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 presents a survey of passages used to support a Biblical Unitarian view of the Godhead. Drawing primarily from Luke's Gospel, along with Matthew, Mark, Isaiah, the Psalms, and John, Vaughn argues that Scripture consistently portrays Yeshua as the Son of God, the Messiah, and the agent of Yahweh rather tha
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- This sermon encourages believers not to focus on what has been lost but to preserve and strengthen what remains. Using Revelation 3:2 and Psalm 37, Vaughn teaches that many of God's servants endure rejection, obscurity, and unfair treatment while watching others prosper. The message calls listeners to hold firmly to thauthoritycallingprophetic callingstrengthen what remainspatiencesecond round in ministryfaithrest in the lord
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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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