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… passages: Deuteronomy 23:3–6, Deuteronomy 7:2–4, Exodus 34:12, Numbers 33:55, and Exodus 12:49. The speaker interprets these passages as teaching that …
…ill be converted to their beliefs." Let's turn to Exodus 34:12. This is the word of Yahweh. This is his immigration policy. Be very careful unless you m…
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…ostile to Israel. He then adds Deuteronomy 7:2–4, Exodus 34:12, Numbers 33:55, and Exodus 12:49 to argue for national boundaries, resistance to hostile …
…shall we? I pray you're reading these scriptures. Exodus 34:12, this is the word of Yahweh. This is his immigration policy. Take heed to yourself, he sa…
…migration policy. Take heed to yourself, he said. Exodus 34:12. Be very careful unless you make a covenant with the inhabitants of the land where you're…
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- This lesson begins by establishing the Abrahamic Covenant as the foundation of the Kingdom message and traces its inheritance through Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Israel. The speaker emphasizes that the covenant promises remain central to understanding identity, inheritance, and Kingdom destiny. The teaching then transit
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- This appendix teaching clarifies the timeline of the Exodus by distinguishing between the Passover sacrifice and the departure of Israel. By examining key Torah passages, the study demonstrates that the 15th of Aviv marks the beginning of Unleavened Bread and the movement of covenant fulfillment. The teaching reinforcetorahbiblical calendarbiblical calendarpassovercalendar correction passoverbiblical festival timingunleavened bread beginningaviv 15 meaning
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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 mirestorationsabbathjudgestrain to reignladder of jacobkingdom governmentspiritual growththree stages of refinement
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- Pastor Shane Vaughn contrasts the Greek ideas of polis, a connected city network, and eremos, the disconnected wilderness. He teaches that Yahweh removes His remnant from Christianity, Babylon, cultural compromise, and inherited religious systems so they can learn Sabbath, Passover, Torah, holiness, and the original fatorahdisconnected from babylonnetwork of connectionscovenant restorationprepare the way of yahwehsanctified mighty onesdivinely disconnectedhouse of israel
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- In this teaching, Professor Toto argues that Donald Trump survived the Butler, Pennsylvania assassination attempt because God preserved him for a specific historical and spiritual assignment. The message repeatedly develops the theme that people do not always choose their defining moment; rather, God’s purpose brings t
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- This lesson examines the Passover through the lens of the "Echoes of Israel" theme, arguing that its central purpose is the revelation of Yahweh's true firstborn sons. The speaker teaches that the death angel's passing over Israel identified the legitimate firstborn and foreshadowed the first resurrection. Drawing fromtruthfirstborn churchobedienceidentity of israelpassover lambblood on the doorpostend-time exoduspassover
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- This teaching explores the symbolic meaning of the Passover meal, focusing on the elements commanded in Exodus 12. By examining the role of unleavened bread and bitter herbs, the lesson draws out spiritual principles related to purification, suffering, and covenant identity. The message emphasizes that the details of tleaven and puritytorahexodus passover mealpassoverhold the herbs teachingspiritual authority & divine healingpurity in worshiptorah obedience
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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.torahtorah marriageten commandmentsremarriage after divorcecovenant restorationfrom the beginning it was not sosexual covenantadultery
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- This Rosh Chodesh teaching explores the second biblical month through its original Hebrew name, Ziv, contrasting it with the later Babylonian name Iyar. By examining the Torah, historical shifts during the exile, and the wilderness journey of Israel, the message reveals the second month as a critical period of testing,torahbiblical calendarmanna timing day 15biblical calendarrestoring biblical monthsrestoration movementsrosh chodeshziv meaning
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- This teaching examines the second biblical month, contrasting the original Hebrew designation Ziv with the later Babylonian name Iyar. Through scriptural examples and historical patterns, the message reveals how renaming functions as a tool of identity corruption. The teaching calls for a restoration of pure language,torahbiblical calendarbiblical calendarrestoring biblical languagehand that cuts to connectrestoration movementsrosh chodeshziv meaning
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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.torahbiblical passover vs sederpassover seder critiquepassovercorrupted passover practicetorah passover instructionstorah obedienceseduced by tradition
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- This treatise explains the true biblical meaning of the Seder plate and its elements, challenging traditional interpretations and restoring their covenant significance. It emphasizes that the symbols of Passover are not merely ritualistic but doctrinal, revealing deeper truths about affliction, redemption, and covenantbread of afflictiontrue meaning of bitter herbscovenant restorationpassoverliving sacrifice covenant holy daysblood covenant passoverseder plate meaningpassover symbols explained
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- Bible study teaching addressing the timing of Passover and the crucifixion. The lesson argues that the Passover command required the presence of blood rather than the death of the lamb on the 14th. Yahshua fulfilled Passover through the prophetic declaration of the cup as His blood, while His crucifixion on the 15th ofhematidrosis in gethsemanepassover blood requirementcovenant theology / passoverpassoverzadokite calendar defenseabrahamic covenantpriesthood of melchizedekzadokite calendar
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- This teaching examines the biblical timeline of the Exodus and the distinction between the Passover sacrifice and the beginning of the Feast of Unleavened Bread. By analyzing key passages from Exodus, Leviticus, and the Gospels, the work argues that the deliverance of Israel occurred on the 15th of Aviv. The study aimstorahbiblical calendarpassover timing debatepassovernight of deliverancebiblical passover chronology15th of aviv meaningzadokite calendar
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- This lesson develops the parallel between ancient Israel's Exodus from Egypt and the end-time Exodus from Babylon. Using Exodus, Revelation, Ezekiel, Psalms, Deuteronomy, and Romans, the speaker argues that Yahweh's purpose in calling Israel out was not merely to worship, but to worship correctly in spirit and truth thspirit and truthtruthsecond exodusobediencefirstborn sonidentity of israelkingdom restorationserve yahweh
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- This teaching demonstrates that Yahshua followed the Zadokite priestly calendar rather than the temple’s lunar calendar, using the timing of Passover to prove it. By examining the second temple period, the Essenes, and the Zadokite priesthood, the message shows that a corrupted calendar was being used at the temple, whpassover discrepancy resolvedyahshua passover timingbiblical calendarzadokite calendar prooftemple corruptionessenes and zadokitespassoversacred time / biblical calendar restoration
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- This teaching continues a series on prayer by focusing on “Our Father” and the meaning of praying in Yahshua’s name. The message teaches that prayer is designed to bring believers into sonship, obedience, and alignment with the Kingdom of Yahweh. Using John 14 and Exodus 33–34, the sermon argues that the name of Yahwehprayer and sonshipkingdom firstobedienceimitation of messiahpraying in his nametorah restorationgovernment of yahwehgovernment of yahweh
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- This doctrinal treatise presents the theological argument that Yahshua fulfilled the Passover requirement of being a spotless “male of the first year” through a one-year public ministry beginning at His baptism. Drawing from Exodus, Isaiah, Hebrews, Zechariah, Revelation, and the Gospels, the document frames Yahshua as
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