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The Awakening of the End Time Bride
FHMI-0247Shane Vaughn2016-11-19Sermon Transcript
- (primary) Matthew 22:11
- (secondary) Genesis 3:15
- (secondary) Matthew 22:1
- (secondary) Matthew 22:2
- (secondary) Matthew 7:22
- (secondary) Matthew 7:23
- (secondary) Exodus 20:8
- (secondary) Genesis 2:21
- (secondary) Genesis 2:22
- (secondary) Revelation 21:2
- (secondary) Judges 7:7
- (secondary) Romans 11:17
- (secondary) Matthew 4:9
- (secondary) Matthew 4:10
- (secondary) Matthew 4:11
- (secondary) Acts 2:4
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Summary
This sermon teaches that God is awakening an end-time Bride from within the larger Church. Vaughn distinguishes between those who are merely called and those who become chosen through obedience, purification, and separation from religious error. The message emphasizes law-keeping, firstfruits identity, and participation in a present awakening that is preparing a bridal company for future rulership with Christ.
Core doctrine
Bride
Summary
This sermon teaches that God is awakening an end-time Bride from within the larger Church. Vaughn distinguishes between those who are merely called and those who become chosen through obedience, purification, and separation from religious error. The message emphasizes law-keeping, firstfruits identity, and participation in a present awakening that is preparing a bridal company for future rulership with Christ.
Core doctrine
Bride
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