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Revelation 2–3, and Matthew 5, he argues that the believer's ultimate reward is not permanent residence in heaven but participation in Christ's future earthly kingdom. He teaches that Christ has not yet received His kingdom, that ... saints will inherit and govern the earth alongside Him after His return, and that overcoming believers are being prepared now for future governmental authority in the Kingdom Age. The message emphasizes rulership, dominion, and the inheritance of the earth rather
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future government.
He argues that the Christian church has generally failed to prepare believers for the kingdom.
2. The kingdom as a future earthly government — 03:23–06:51
Vaughn describes political, moral, and social disorder as evidence of humanity ... returns to Daniel's vision of the stone and the destruction of earthly kingdoms.
He emphasizes the urgency of understanding the coming kingdom.
He concludes by urging believers to prepare to meet Yahweh and to rule and reign with Messiah
speaking of earthly
kingdoms, physical and human kingdoms. Now,
note carefully that as he is describing these earthly,
physical kingdoms he all of a sudden beholds the
coming Kingdom of God and he says concretely
that the Kingdom ... Kingdom of God. Notice, Christ never preached
one time that his kingdom was now on the earth.
Actually, he had to correct everyone including his
disciples who believed that his kingdom was now on
the earth. (Acts
earth but is a future reality. He provides seven biblical proofs that the kingdom has not yet come, including demonstrating that Luke 17:20-21 is mistranslated ('within you' should be 'in your midst'), explaining that a true kingdom requires ... laws which are not currently manifest globally, and noting that believers are citizens of a heavenly kingdom awaiting Christ's return to establish His government on earth
argues that the rapture doctrine has encouraged believers to seek escape from the earth instead of preparing for Yahweh's coming government.
He teaches that prayer should create a longing for the kingdom to come rather than a desire ... kingdom with the transformation of the individual.
15. The kingdom must come into the believer — 51:45–55:02
Vaughn reasons that humanity was formed from the earth and therefore must personally experience Yahweh's rule.
He defines a kingdom
views of heaven and argues that the biblical hope of believers is not eternal retirement in a distant heavenly realm but participation in God's coming Kingdom on earth. Using Matthew 5:5 and Revelation 5:10, Shane Vaughn teaches ... promised rulership, authority, and inheritance within a restored earth under Christ's reign. The message emphasizes biblical study over religious tradition and introduces a Kingdom-centered understanding of the believer's eternal future
rest of the gospel.
Vaughn then rejects the idea that salvation exists primarily to transport believers to heaven.
He argues that believers remain alive after conversion because Yahweh intends to transform them and prepare them for future work.
4. Jesus ... Vaughn emphasizes that the redeemed are made a kingdom and priests and will reign on the Earth.
He uses this passage to challenge teachings that describe heaven as the believer's final destination.
He argues that the biblical promise concerns
earth is earthly, and speaketh of the
earth: he that cometh from heaven is above all." — John 3:31
He that is of the earth is earthly. You can tell, because they'll always be earthly. They'll always love ... this earth.
And speaketh of the earth. How do we know someone is earthly? Because he speaks earthly. That's
why so many didn't understand who the Messiah was: though He was human, He didn't speak like
participant recalls an earlier lesson in which Vaughn taught that the destiny of believers is not permanent residence in heaven but participation in the kingdom on Earth.
7. Every eye will see him (35:41–43:30)
The class reads ... that the saints will receive positions of responsibility.
He then introduces the question of how believers will survive the tribulation if they remain on Earth.
10. Protection rather than removal (53:57–58:51)
Vaughn teaches that Yahweh's dealings
Shane Vaughn teaches that the Kingdom of God is a future, literal
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According to Vaughn, this means that believers must undergo a bodily transformation before they can participate in the future kingdom.
He identifies the kingdom of God with the millennial reign of Yeshua on earth and teaches that the first resurrection ... Yeshua.
He also teaches that the kingdom will involve the defeat of Satan, the powers of darkness, and other enemies of Yahweh.
At the conclusion of the kingdom age, Vaughn says, the restored earth and kingdom will be returned
presenting Yahshua as the coming King. Although believers have known Him as Savior, Deliverer, and Healer, the teaching argues that many have not understood what His kingship requires. Yahweh’s Kingdom is not an inward feeling or an ethereal destination ... mountain without hands represents the Fifth Kingdom—a governmental people brought forth from Yahshua. This stone destroys the governments of the world, becomes a great mountain, and fills the whole earth.
The assembly is Yahweh’s training ground for those
that this group will serve as priests and reign with Messiah for a thousand years.
7. The kingdom will be on earth — 15:46–17:32
Vaughn quotes the announcement that the kingdoms of the world become the kingdom ... promise that the redeemed will reign on the earth.
He connects these passages with Adam's original responsibility to exercise dominion over creation.
He argues that Messiah's kingdom restores Yahweh's original purpose for humanity.
8. Trials as preparation
coming Kingdom upon the earth. Salvation is the free gift of grace and cannot be earned. Kingdom qualification, however, requires overcoming, obedience, service, righteous works, and spiritual preparation.
The Sabbath illustrates this Kingdom-centered understanding. It is a shadow ... Yahweh, the sounding of the seventh trumpet, the resurrection of the saints, and the joy of the coming Kingdom. The appointed times should therefore be celebrated in anticipation of their prophetic fulfillment.
The British royal family is used
they are being prepared to reign on the earth as kings, priests, judges, teachers, and servants.
The church is distinguished from the Kingdom. It functions as the training center where believers learn self-government, spiritual authority, service, righteous judgment, accountability ... follow, spiritual blindness will be removed, Israel will be restored, and the nations will learn Yahweh’s truth. The earth will ultimately be filled with the knowledge of Yahweh as the waters cover
earth. He identifies the four kingdoms represented by the image as Babylon, Medo-Persia, Greece, and Rome.
He explains that the ten toes of iron and clay represent the division of the Roman empire into separate kingdoms. He names ... Revelation 2:26–27.
He concludes by emphasizing the distinction between belonging to the kingdom and qualifying to govern within it. He urges believers to progress beyond their initial conversion, overcome their carnal nature, and remain faithful until the return
centered activity that advances Yahweh's purpose in the earth. The sermon emphasizes the coming Kingdom government, the restoration of creation, the role of the overcoming remnant, and the believer's future participation in ruling and reigning with Messiah
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WITH
ISRAEL
The Kingdom Is Real and Earthly.
Now — the parable reveals something crucial about
the nature of the Kingdom itself.
There are many who insist that the Kingdom of
YAHWEH is spiritual only — that it consists of all
those ... children of Elohim by new birth.
Those who believe such a thing say that the Kingdom
is in the heart — not made up of physical bodies with
earthly responsibilities to rule with the King according
to His law.
This parable
This message teaches that believers are not being prepared to escape to heaven, but to rule and judge in the coming Kingdom of Yahweh. The speaker argues that the saints must learn righteous judgment now because they will judge ... connects the first resurrection, the 144,000, New Jerusalem, and the Millennial Reign to the government of Yahweh on earth
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This teaching examines Romans 8:19 and argues that the manifestation of
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