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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 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 teaching establishes that the parable of the sower is not about general salvation but about the proclamation of Yahweh’s coming government. It argues that Yahshua’s entire ministry was directed toward restoring the scattered tribes of Israel and issuing a legal witness before judgment. The four soils represent difgovernment of yahwehlost tribes of israelword of the kingdomearly churchserving noticetwo house restorationgovernment of yahwehscattered israel
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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 teaching argues that Torah remains Yahweh’s eternal covenant instruction and is central to understanding sin, obedience, wisdom, and the New Covenant. Using Ezekiel 36, Romans 7, Acts 6, Malachi 4, and 1 John 3, the message teaches that Yahweh writes Torah into the believer’s mind and that genuine faith produces otorah and covenantknowledge and understandingtorahlaw written in the mindtree of liferestoration of torahtorah restorationchoose life
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- Bible study demonstrating that the covenant promised in Jeremiah 31 is not a brand-new covenant but a renewal of the Abrahamic covenant. Through Hebrew word study and prophetic patterns, the lesson argues that the covenant mediated by Yeshua restores the original covenantal relationship with Abraham’s descendants ratheabrahamic covenant restorationreplacement theologyreplacement theology errortorah restorationabraham moses christ covenant timelineabrahamic covenantnot-so-new covenantkadash vs bara
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- This teaching contrasts the first Adam with Yahshua as the “last Adam,” emphasizing that mankind was created to represent Yahweh and govern creation under divine authority. Using Genesis 1, Psalm 8, Romans 5, Hebrews 2, and 1 Corinthians 15, the speaker teaches that Adam lost dominion through rebellion, while Yahshua rlast adamtorahvisible image of invisible godrestoration of all thingsfirst adam and final adamdivine agencydominion mandateovercomers
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- This treatise explores the biblical meaning and significance of Rosh Chodesh, the new moon observance found throughout the Hebrew Scriptures. By examining Torah commands, historical examples, and prophetic references, the work argues that the new moon was intended as a recurring moment of spiritual renewal and communaltorahbiblical calendarnew moon observancebiblical new moon celebrationnew moon and sabbath relationshiptorah calendar cyclerestoration movementsrosh chodesh
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- The message begins by rejecting incarnation doctrine through a reading of Zechariah 12:10, arguing that the verse has been used deceptively to teach that Yahweh was pierced. The teaching then moves into Elijah’s ministry, showing Mount Carmel as a prophetic picture of atonement, surrender, and the return to Yahweh’s coschool of the prophetsthree-step plan of salvationday of salvationevening sacrificeseven timesjubilee teacherszechariah 12:10school of prophets
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- This teaching establishes the Second Passover as a prophetic and covenantal appointment for the scattered house of Israel and those brought near through Messiah. By connecting Torah, prophets, and apostolic writings, it presents Passover as a dual structure reflecting both original deliverance and end-time regathering,lost tribes of israelcovenant passover teachingpassover prophetic fulfillmentfirst vs second passoverpassovertwo house restorationisrael regathering doctrineisrael identity awakening
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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 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 message warns that the modern church has lost its desire for the coming of Yahshua. The teaching uses Psalms 90:4 and 2 Peter 3:8 to frame creation week as a prophetic timeline, with six thousand years leading into the seventh-day Millennial Reign. It argues that the world is now in the twilight period before Yahsmillennial reignlost yearsbiblical calendarwatch in the nightsixth daygreat judgment daybiblical hebrew calendarsix days of creation
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- This teaching follows up the message on the state of the dead by answering common objections about Enoch and Elijah. The speaker argues that neither man is alive in heaven, because the broader witness of Scripture says all men die, the dead sleep, and only Yahshua has ascended to heaven. The lesson also explains Elijahresurrectionthese all diedwhat happens to the deaddavid has not ascendedchariot of firetwo resurrectionselijah’s letterdeath as sleep
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- This sermon focuses on the Last Great Day, described as the overlooked and climactic feast in God's calendar. Vaughn connects Leviticus 23, John 7, and Revelation 20 to argue that the Eighth Day reveals the final stage of God's plan, including judgment, restoration, and the fulfillment of divine purposes. The message sjudgment according to workslast great dayresurrectionsatan as a toolkingdommystery of the missing feastrestoration of all thingsdefeated god theology
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- This teaching explains the distinction between Jews and Israelites by tracing the division between the House of Judah and the House of Israel after Solomon. It presents Hosea’s prophecy as the key to understanding the scattering, identity loss, and eventual restoration of the northern tribes among the nations. The messscattered seed of israeljeroboamtwo sticksjezreellost tribes of israello ammihouse of judahisraelite identity
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- This teaching explains that the “blessed hope” is not the rapture, but the full transformation of believers into the likeness of Yeshua through spiritual maturity and covenant obedience. Using Ephesians 4, 1 John 3, Acts 2:38, Deuteronomy 30, and other scriptures, the speaker teaches that believers move progressively fcircumcision of the heartborn again versus begottentorahnishama mindhe blessed hopebecoming like yeshuaovercomersspiritual maturity
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- This teaching explains the “mystery of Israel” by showing that Yahweh has not rejected the physical nation of Israel. The speaker teaches that the lost tribes are being called out from among the Gentiles during this age, while Judah remains partially blinded until the appointed time. The message connects Romans 11, Act144two sticksjew and israeliteall israel shall be savedlost tribes of israel000god has not cast away his peopletwo houses
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