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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 dacircumcision of the heartshadow and fulfillmentmelchizedek priesthoodoriginal intentsabbathtorahmelchizedek priesthoodapostolic authority
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- This message teaches that Yahweh’s redemptive plan begins by calling the scattered House of Israel out from among the nations. After that calling is complete, Yahshua returns to restore the family of David and bring Judah into repentance. The final stage is the rest of mankind being invited into Yahweh’s family throughvisit the nationslost tribes of israeltake out of them a peoplerestoration of all thingshouse of judahtraining for reigningfirstfruitstraining the tribes
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- This teaching examines the Greek word Kyrios and its use throughout the New Testament. Using Philippians 4:23 and a series of examples from Matthew, Mark, Luke, Galatians, Peter, and Paul, Vaughn argues that Kyrios is a common title of authority and respect rather than proof of identity between Yahweh and Yeshua. The slordauthoritygodheadkuriosgreek 2962biblical unitariantranslation biasbiblical unitarianism / kyrios / lordship / father and son / godhead
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- This teaching addresses the meaning of Genesis 1:26 and the phrase "Let us make man in our image." Using Genesis 1:26-27 as the central text, along with Jeremiah 8:8, Psalm 82:6, and Isaiah 42:5, Vaughn argues that the passage does not teach a plurality of divine persons. Instead, he contends that translation choices ione godtrinitytextual contextgodheadplurality of godcreationbiblical unitarianism / godhead / creation / elohimbiblical unitarian
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