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363 results for "deuteronomy 14:2"
- In this extended monologue, Professor Toto responds to the Hodge Twins and to broader conservative criticism of Israel and the Jewish people. The message begins with the story of Helmuth Hübener and uses his resistance to Nazi propaganda as a model for speaking truth against what the speaker sees as a renewed wave of a
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- Greg Widner teaches on the Feast of Tabernacles by using the biblical narrative of King Josiah's reformation and later Nehemiah's restoration of the feast to illustrate the necessity of understanding both the letter of Torah (black fire) and its spiritual intent (white fire). He argues that true obedience requires the
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- This teaching continues the Tabernacle series by focusing on the Holy Place, particularly the altar of incense, the menorah, and the believer's participation in heavenly places through prayer and intercession. The second half of the lesson examines the Torah concept of being put outside the camp, teaching that holiness
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- This message continues the teaching on family legacy and generational curses by focusing on vessels of honor in the house of Yahweh. The speaker teaches that believers must purge themselves from rebellion if they want to be sanctified and useful in the coming Kingdom. The lesson connects family blessing and curse to co
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- This teaching answers why physical circumcision is not required for covenant entrance while Sabbath and feast observance remain important. The message argues that circumcision, animal sacrifice, and the Levitical priesthood were temporary administrations pointing to deeper covenant realities, while Sabbath and feast da
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- This message teaches the meaning of the Feast of Tabernacles as a commanded holy festival for the House of Israel. The speaker contrasts Yahweh’s festival of light with pagan celebrations on the dark side of the year, then explains that Tabernacles points to rejoicing, temporary dwellings, the resurrection body, and th
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- In this introductory teaching honoring Queen Elizabeth II’s seventy-year reign, Professor Toto argues that nations and governments operate within God’s sovereign plan. He introduces a series concerning the origin, significance, and prophetic future of the British throne. The speaker connects Queen Elizabeth’s coronatio
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- This teaching continues the study of Leo the Lion by connecting the Feast of Tabernacles with Yahweh’s coming Kingdom. Tabernacles is a seven-day harvest celebration and holy convocation. Yahweh commands His people not merely to attend but to gather physically, include their households, rejoice together, share food, an
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- Shane Vaughn2108-04-10Hebrews 8:10This teaching examines the identity of Israel and the nature of the New Covenant. Using Ephesians 2, Deuteronomy 5, and Hebrews 8, Vaughn argues that believers become part of the commonwealth of Israel and are no longer Gentiles in a biblical sense. The message emphasizes that the renewed covenant does not abolish God'
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- This booklet confronts the traditional Seder presentation of Passover, arguing that it replaces Yahweh’s original commandments with later religious additions. By returning to the instructions given in Exodus 12, the teaching calls believers back to a pure observance rooted in obedience rather than inherited tradition.
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- This teaching presents the vessels of gold, silver, wood, and clay as levels of spiritual maturity and Kingdom usefulness. Grace is equal, but honor and governmental responsibility are determined by obedience, stability, and the ability to endure Yahweh’s refining fire. Transformation requires purging carnal reasoning
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- This lesson emphasizes the transformation of the believer's mind through the Word of Yahweh, using the Tabernacle Pattern, Jacob's ladder, and the prophetic progression of Judges, Saul, and David. The central message is that Yahweh is preparing a mature Kingdom people who move beyond earthly thinking into a heavenly mi
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- This teaching describes the millennial reign of Messiah as a literal restoration of the earth, humanity, and divine government following the resurrection and establishment of Yahweh’s Kingdom. Using Revelation 20, Isaiah 35, Isaiah 65, Zechariah 14, Jeremiah 31, and many prophetic passages, the speaker teaches that des
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- This message teaches that families must leave a legacy of faith, obedience, and covenant rather than bondage and rebellion. The speaker connects national lawlessness to the breakdown of the church and the family, then teaches that Satan attacks families through anger, generational curses, open doors, and ignorance of Y
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- This message teaches that Yahweh’s law was never done away with, but must be understood through its deeper intent, symbolism, and principles. The speaker argues against both lawlessness and legalism, saying the law reveals Yahweh’s mind and teaches sanctified living. The lesson presents Yahshua as the lawkeeper who com
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- This message teaches that divorce and remarriage must be understood through Torah, covenant law, and the difference between separation and lawful divorce. The speaker argues that Yahshua did not abolish Yahweh’s divorce provisions but corrected the abuse of putting away a spouse without giving a proper bill of divorce.
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- This doctrinal treatise examines whether birthday celebrations are pagan and concludes that the charge is unproven. It argues that celebrating life can rightly become thanksgiving to Yahweh, the only Giver and Sustainer of life. The document warns against adding commandments to Torah and rejects the creation of burdens
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- This message centers on Revelation 19 and the image of Yahshua riding the white horse as the conquering King. The sermon warns that the modern church often knows the dead or sentimental Christ, but not the living Messiah who returns to judge and rule. It also explains that Yahweh allows freedom and testing so His peopl
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- Using 1 Corinthians 6:3 as the foundational text, the lesson teaches that believers are being prepared to participate in Yahweh's future government through the responsibility of judging angels. The speaker develops this theme through the Melchizedek priesthood, the law of leprosy, Sabbath examination, repentance, obedi
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- This lesson traces the covenant from Abraham through Isaac and Jacob into the experience of Israel in Egypt. The speaker emphasizes that although Israel forgot its covenant identity, Yahweh remembered His covenant and raised up Moses as a covenant restorer. The burning bush experience is presented as the beginning of a
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