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- This teaching explains temptation as the proving ground of the believer. Every person has real needs, but the trial is whether those needs will be met through Yahweh’s order or through self-will, lust, fear, theft, rebellion, or compromise. Yahshua is presented as the pattern of obedience because He refused to act indedepend on the fatherovercomingmy father is greater than i amendures temptationsanctificationcounted worthy of the first resurrectiongod’s tithe moneycrown of life
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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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- Shane Vaughn2016-07-21Acts 15:20This teaching examines Acts 15 and the Jerusalem Council in response to objections against Sabbath keeping. Vaughn argues that the council's purpose was to settle the question of circumcision rather than the Sabbath and that Gentile believers were already observing Sabbath worship. He teaches that the council instructe
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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 sermon teaches that when Messiah returns, He will establish a literal world-ruling government called the First Dominion. Vaughn explains that this government will replace all human governments, restore one pure language, bring Sabbath refreshing to the earth, execute righteous judgment, and organize the saints int
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- This doctrinal treatise examines the widely debated interpretation of Isaiah 9:6, a passage often used to argue that the Messiah is Yahweh Himself. Through linguistic analysis of the Hebrew term El Gibbor, biblical patterns of divine agency, and historical theological interpretation, the work argues that the verse descmessiah and the fathermighty god translation debatetrinitarian interpretation of isaiah 9:6divine agencypresence of yahwehel gibbor meaningrestoration movementsname of yahweh in messiah
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- This pastoral letter addresses the controversial subject of speaking in tongues within the modern church. Drawing heavily from the book of Acts and Paul’s instructions in 1 Corinthians, the teaching argues that biblical tongues refer to real languages empowered by the Holy Spirit rather than ecstatic speech. The documechurch ordercharismatic movement critique1 corinthians 14 teachingspiritual giftschurch order spiritual giftsspeaking in tonguesbiblical tongues interpretationholy spirit
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- This message continues the series on Simon Magus by tracing the conflict between the apostolic church and the Roman church system. The teaching focuses on Papias, the millennial reign, and the way Rome replaced the coming Kingdom with the church and the Vicar of Christ. It then connects that replacement system to the schiliasmmillennial reignlast adamearly churchspirit of antichristpapiasbook of revelationzadokite high priest
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- This teaching begins a series exploring the biblical concept of the Book of Life. Drawing primarily from the book of Revelation and related passages throughout scripture, the lesson examines how divine records function in the final judgment and restoration of humanity. The teaching emphasizes the redemptive purpose ofresurrectionend times book of liferestoration of all thingssalvation & final judgmentbook of life doctrineeternal record of the righteoustwo resurrectionsrevelation judgment books
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- This lesson explains the purpose of spiritual growth through the framework of the 30-fold, 60-fold, and 100-fold Kingdom pattern. Using Ephesians 4, John 5, James 1, and recurring Kingdom themes, the speaker teaches that believers were created to move beyond the animal-minded nature of fallen humanity into the likenesstruthtransformation through truthkingdom rewardstransformationhorizontal thoughtspurpose of spiritual growthsanctificationovercomers
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- This teaching focuses on Revelation 16:12 as the interpretive key to understanding Daniel. The speaker teaches that Babylon represents religious confusion and that the Euphrates River symbolizes the false teachings that prevent Yahweh's people from entering covenant truth. Using Revelation 16, Genesis 15, Isaiah 44–45,false wordwater of the wordtruthspiritual maturitykingdom restorationkings of the eastfall of babylontorah restoration
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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 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 the traditional Good Friday and Easter Sunday timeline does not fulfill the sign of Jonah. The speaker argues that Yahshua died on Passover, was buried before the High Sabbath of Unleavened Bread, and rose after a full 72 hours at the end of the Sabbath. The lesson calls listeners to reject thbiblical calendarfeast of unleavened breadgood friday12 hours in the dayfalse messiahpassoversign of jonahyahshua (jesus)
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- This message teaches that the traditional “first day of the week” argument against Sabbath keeping rests on mistranslated scriptures. The speaker focuses on John 20:1, Acts 20:7, and 1 Corinthians 16:2, arguing that the original Greek points to “one of the Sabbaths” rather than Sunday. The teaching frames this as a cornot the first day of the weekone of the sabbathsbiblical calendaryahshua (jesus)mary magdalene earlygreek word sabbatongreek word miagreat fraud
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- This teaching warns that many are looking for a future mark of the beast while already submitting to the authority of the Beast system. The speaker argues that the mark appears in the mind and works through rebellion against Yahweh’s commandments and submission to Rome’s system. The overcomers are contrasted as those mforehead and handsignet ringsix fingers and six toesnumber of manmark of the beastromeovercomersnebuchadnezzar’s image
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- This sermon continues Vaughn's series on the Antichrist by focusing on 1 John 2:18–19. He argues that John's words demonstrate the Antichrist was already present in the first century and should be understood primarily as a spirit of rebellion and fleshly living rather than merely a future world leader. The message emphspirit of antichristfleshantichrist in the churchsinantichrist revealedapostasyapostasy from truthrevelation
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- The sermon teaches that Christ's death at Calvary provides forgiveness for past sins, but believers must continue their journey through Spirit baptism, sanctification, and obedience until they become overcomers. Vaughn interprets the 144,000 of Revelation 14 as a company of mature believers who have undergone a complet
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- This three-hour pulpit teaching reopens the question of women in ministry by putting the issue “on trial” according to the law of two or three witnesses. It presents Junia as the first witness, the Torah’s record of female leadership as the second witness, and the early assembly’s women ministers as the third witness.church orderandronicus and juniashe was always thereapostolic authorityearly churchrestoration of all thingsrestoration of all thingsbiblical government
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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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