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• Part 5 - ''And They Sang A New Song'' - The Broken Rose

  Shane VaughnSong Of Solomon 1:17Series: And They Sang a New Song

  The message continues the “new song” study by interpreting the cedar beams of “our house” as covenant commitment, separation, purification, and holiness. Numbers 19 is used to connect cedar with the waters of separation, while the rose of Sharon is used to teach that crushing reveals true spiritual nature. The message

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• 03-01-25 - Live FHM Morning Manna - DM Larry Combe

  Minister Larry Combe2025-03-01Ephesians 5:20

  District Minister Larry Combe continues his teaching about the believer's journey, emphasizing that every day is a test and an opportunity to overcome through obedience to Yahweh. His central message is to give thanks in all things, recognizing that Yahweh is using each circumstance to develop character and prepare bel

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• Part 1 - Tracking the Tribes

  Shane Vaughn2023-04-241 Kings 11:26–42 1 Kings 12:20–33Series: Tracking the Tribes

  Part 1 begins with 1 Kings 11, where the speaker traces the division of Solomon's kingdom through Ahijah's prophecy to Jeroboam. He then follows the division into the House of Israel and House of Judah through 1 Kings 12, treating this distinction as the interpretive foundation for the remainder of Scripture and for tr

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• Yahweh's Courtship and Marriage with Israel - Feast of Unleavened Bread 2023

  Guest Speaker2023-04-07None

  A guest speaker (not named in the transcript) presents Yahweh's relationship with Israel as a courtship and marriage, building on Solomon's four things too wonderful to understand: the way of an eagle, a serpent, a ship, and a man with a virgin. He traces the appointed times as the stages of a love story: Passover and

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• Part 6 - The Song That the Angels Cannot Sing - Sabbath Service

  Shane Vaughn2023-03-10Song Of Solomon 2:1

  Pastor Shane Vaughn teaches part six of 'The Song That the Angels Cannot Sing' from Song of Solomon 2, using the apple tree and its fruit to explain becoming like Yahshua. He emphasizes that believers must move beyond knowledge alone to bear the fruit of the Spirit, taking great delight under the message, being conquer

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• The Bride's Mouth, Ears and Eyes - Sabbath Service

  Shane Vaughn2023-02-24Song Of Solomon 1:9

  This Sabbath evening service opens with extended worship and personal prophetic words, then Shane Vaughn continues his teaching through Song of Solomon 1:9-16. He first urges the congregation to treat the Sabbath as the most beautiful night of the week, a sacred family day marked with candles or a menorah. He teaches t

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• Shane Vaughn Preaching "Wings in the desert"

  Shane Vaughn2014-01-20Revelation 12:14

  Pastor Shane Vaughn addresses believers experiencing suffering, loneliness, illness, and separation, teaching that their wilderness may be a place of divine preparation rather than abandonment. He describes the desert as an institution of isolation where God develops trust, humility, and dependence upon His supernatura

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• Wings in the Desert / Destined for the Desert

  Shane Vaughn2014-01-20Revelation 12:6, 14

  Shane Vaughn teaches that God often prepares His chosen servants through seasons of isolation, suffering, and wilderness experiences. Contrary to popular messages promising comfort, success, and immediate blessing, he argues that God develops spiritual maturity in the "desert"—times of loneliness, hardship, sickness, r

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• Zion's Call International Telecast with Shane Vaughn 01/18/2014

  Shane Vaughn2014-01-18Revelation 12:6

  God often leads His chosen people into wilderness seasons of suffering, isolation, and brokenness—not as punishment, but as preparation for spiritual maturity, dependence upon Him, and future Kingdom service.

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• Part 2- ''And They Sang A New Song''

  Shane VaughnSong Of Solomon 1:7Series: And They Sang a New Song

  The message continues the “new song” study by presenting Song of Solomon 1:7 as the cry of a bride who wants to know where Yahshua is feeding next. That hunger is connected with the Feasts, Sabbath rest, progressive revelation, and movement through the thirty-, sixty-, and hundredfold levels toward the mind of Yahweh a

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• Part 1- And They Sang A New Song

  Shane VaughnRevelation 14:3–5Series: And They Sang a New Song

  The message begins with Revelation 14 and the 144,000 who sing a new song that no other group can learn, identifying that song with the experiential life of the overcomer. The teaching then traces several spiritual “songs” believers experience before introducing the Song of Solomon as the “Song of Songs,” a portrayal o

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• Part 7 - "And They Sang A New Song"

  Shane VaughnSong Of Solomon 2:8–14Series: And They Sang a New Song

  The message continues the “new song” teaching by portraying the bride as hearing Yahshua’s voice beyond the wall of religion and seeing Him leaping and skipping on the mountains. The wall gradually becomes a lattice as truth breaks through old religious security, and Yahshua calls the bride to rise and “come away.” The

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• part 9- And they sang a new song

  Shane VaughnSong Of Solomon 3:11Series: And They Sang a New Song

  The message teaches that the bride must awaken from ordinary Christianity by shifting her focus from the cross alone to the crown and the coming Kingdom of Yahweh. The crown represents government, rulership, and the responsibility to develop self-control, dignity, humility, separation, and mature obedience before reign

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• part 13- and they sang a new song- lovesick

  Shane VaughnSong Of Solomon 5:8Series: And They Sang a New Song

  The message continues the “new song” series by showing the bride becoming “lovesick” after losing the presence of her beloved through her failure to serve and love His people. The teaching emphasizes that holiness, Sabbath keeping, revelation, and separation are not an exclusionary calling but preparation to serve Yahw

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• part 10- and they sang a new song

  Shane VaughnSong Of Solomon 4:8–10Series: And They Sang a New Song

  The message introduces Yahshua in the role of the husbandman and presents Song of Solomon 4 as a transition from sisterhood and bloodline identity into bridal covenant relationship. The bride is described as a remnant from Israel who stops resisting truth, follows Yahshua wherever He leads, and moves through successive

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• part 15- and they sang a new song part 1- Fruit In The Valley

  Shane VaughnSong Of Solomon 6:11Series: And They Sang a New Song

  The message teaches that Yahshua chooses the bride because she has developed fruit in the valley, not merely because she possesses spiritual gifts or religious experiences. Galatians 5 is used to emphasize love, joy, peace, long suffering, gentleness, and freedom from the works of the flesh as evidence of this maturity

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• Part 8 - ''And They Sang A New Song'' - MISSING THE MOMENT

  Shane VaughnSong Of Solomon 2:15Series: And They Sang a New Song

  The message warns that the greatest threats to spiritual growth are often not major sins but “little foxes”—small excuses, attitudes, compromises, offenses, and distractions that gradually spoil tender growth. The bride of Song of Solomon is portrayed as nearly ready for full surrender but missing her moment because sh

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• Part 4 - And They Sang A New Song

  Shane VaughnSong Of Solomon 1:10–11Series: And They Sang a New Song

  The message continues the Song of Solomon study by focusing on the bride’s cheeks, ears, and mouth as symbols of obedience, controlled speech, spiritual hearing, and authority. The pierced ear is used to distinguish service motivated by love from service motivated by fear, while silver and gold symbolize movement from

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