Back to search

The gospel has been preached around the world and YET OUR MESSIAH has not returned

FHMI-1331Shane Vaughn2017-03-12Sermon
  • (primary) Matthew 24:14
  • (secondary) Colossians 1:23
  • (secondary) Psalm 19:1
  • (secondary) Revelation 14:1–5
psalm 19:1prosperity gospelthe influence of pentecostal teachingthe approaching tribulationthe interpretation of the word gospelthe message of healingthe influence of the charismatic movementmelchizedek priesthoodthe final message before the messiah's returnthe difference between western and hebrew interpretationsthe message of the holy spiritthe deception of satanthe seventh day and the coming kingdomthe final generationthe meaning of the word kingdom144prophetic witnessthe future government of the worldthe transformation of denominational churchesgovernment of yahwehyeshua hamashiachthe proclamation of the kingdom reignthe message of graceholinesscommandmentsthe sabbath as a prophetic patterndenominational christianitythe influence of christian televisionthe hebrew apostlesall nationsobediencethe hebrew identity of the messiahthe message of faithinternetchristian televisionseven thousand years000the hebrew prophetsthe meaning of matthew 24:14the reign is comingthe coming reign of yeshuajesus christthe name yeshuahasatanthe sons of yahweh ruling the earththe misunderstanding of the great commissionthe distinction between a king and a governmentthe coming messianic administrationtbnthe awakening of ministersgood newstribulationmessianic kingdomrevelation 14the 144death of christfringesfinal generationsixth dayholy ghost gospelself-help gospelthe awakening of congregationsreligious traditionthe one-world government of yahwehthe six thousand years of man's historyglorified saintsthe restoration of biblical understandingthe difference between preaching jesus and preaching the kingdomthe hebrew understanding of the kingdomfinal witnessthe gospel preached to all nationsthe kingdom established upon earthlaw gospelhebrew scripturesthe resurrection bodyhebrew apostlessix thousand yearsfaithreignthe menorahthe distinction between reign and raingovernment of the saintsthe millennial sabbathmelchizedekthe true gospel of the kingdomthe importance of hebrew languageevery creaturecoming reignthe message of salvationmenorahfaith gospelseventh day of timethe approaching seventh millenniumfhmithe ten commandmentsthe importance of studying biblical languagethe influence of denominational traditionsmessianic reignholiness movementyahwehten commandmentsthe melchizedek priesthoodgospelhebrew messiahspirit bodiesthe earthly kingdom of yahwehhebrew prophets000the distinction between heavenly escape and earthly rulershipthe resurrection of christthe message of escaping to heavenkingdom administrationmessiahthe glorified saintsfaith and obedienceevangelismthe burial of christthe gospel of the coming kingdomthe message of holinessmillenniumcatholic movementmissionariesthe message of self-helpthe purpose of worldwide evangelismsocial gospelthe torah scrollthe final prophetic witnessbaptism gospelyeshuathe restoration of the kingdom messagethe worldwide witnesssecond comingthe formation of the coming governmentthe commandments of yahwehtrue gospelthe influence of christian missionariesthe fringed prayer garmentthe influence of wesleyan teachingseventh millenniumkingdom gospelkingdom of yahwehthe symbolism of hebrew worshipyeshua hamashiachthe incomplete presentation of the gospelthe role of satellites in evangelismearthly kingdomthe sounding of the shofarresurrection of christseventh daythe gospel of the reignrestoration of truththe name yahwehthe message of praise and worshiphealing gospelbaptist movementlast daysgospel of the kingdomglobal preachingholiness and submissionwesleyan movementthe influence of catholic teachinggood news of the reignthe worldwide spread of christianitymiracle gospelthe influence of lutheran teachingthe future royal priesthoodsons of yahwehsubmissionthe responsibility of believersend timesdivine governmentkingdom priesthoodthe restoration of the kingdom gospelthe hebrew roots of christianitymatthew 24:14have you heard the true gospelthe difference between the gospel about christ and the gospel of the kingdomthe suppression of the kingdom messagecoming kingdomthe influence of the holiness movementthe return of yeshuahebrew languagethe prophetic fulfillment of matthew 24:14hebrew rootsthe spiritual bodies of the kingdom rulersthe seventh thousand-year periodrighteous governmentthe spread of the kingdom messagethe message of prosperitythe message of baptismfirst harvest ministriesthe hebrew mindsetkingdom revelationthe righteous government of the messiahburial of christlutheran movementshofarescape gospelthe preparation of kingdom rulerssabbathtorahcolossians 1:23one-world governmentthe preparation of the 144the delay of the messiah's returnworldwide witnessthe final proclamation before the endcoming governmentthe message of miraclessatanthe influence of baptist teachingreturn of christshane vaughnrainchurch awakeningthe gospel of the coming governmentthe hebrew heritage of scripturesatellitescharismatic movementhebrew mindsetgrace gospeldeceptionthe preaching of the gospel throughout historygospel proclamationpraise and worship gospelholiness gospelkingdom preachingmillennial reignpentecostalismthe meaning of the word reignthe end of the present agekingdomroyal priesthoodcoming kingthe removal of religious blindnessmillennial sabbaththe kingdom priesthoodspiritual awakeningthe awakening of the churchthe internet and gospel preachingthe hebrew identity of scripturethe message of the death of christkingdom of godemotional gospelthe end-time restoration of truth

Searchable index text

This text comes from the vector search index, so keyword links can open directly to searchable content.

No exact match for "return of yeshua" in this transcript. This result may have matched scripture references, topics, or other metadata—check sections above.

Title: The gospel has been preached around the world and YET OUR MESSIAH has not returned Summary: 1. The unanswered question about the Messiah's return — 00:01–00:36 Vaughn recalls growing up with the teaching that Jesus would return once the gospel had been preached throughout the world. He remembers Christian television ministries, including TBN, emphasizing the importance of reaching every nation. He questions why the Messiah has not returned when Christianity has already spread so widely. He refers to Paul's statement that the gospel was preached to every creature under heaven. 2. The heavenly witness and the reliability of Scripture — 00:36–01:15 Vaughn connects Paul's statement with the heavens declaring Yahweh's handiwork. He describes the stars and heavens as a form of divine testimony. He acknowledges that missionaries have carried Christianity throughout the world, yet the Messiah has not returned. He insists that Scripture is true and suggests that the problem lies in how believers have interpreted it. 3. The Hebrew identity of First Harvest Ministries — 01:15–02:30 Vaughn discusses the Hebrew symbols displayed in his ministry. He refers to the fringed garment, e interpreted it. 3. The Hebrew identity of First Harvest Ministries — 01:15–02:30 Vaughn discusses the Hebrew symbols displayed in his ministry. He refers to the fringed garment, menorah, Torah scroll, Ten Commandments, and banners. He acknowledges that some Pentecostal Christians do not understand the ministry's Hebrew emphasis. He affirms his Pentecostal experience while explaining why he believes Hebrew heritage is important. 4. The importance of understanding Hebrew Scripture — 02:30–03:49 Vaughn describes Scripture as a book rooted in Hebrew language and culture. He identifies Yeshua as the Hebrew Messiah. He argues that studying the original cultural and linguistic setting helps believers understand Scripture more accurately. He encourages listeners to move beyond an exclusively American or English-speaking perspective. 5. Returning to Matthew 24:14 — 03:49–05:08 Vaughn identifies Matthew 24:14 as the central passage. He acknowledges that Christian preaching has reached much of the world through missionaries, television, satellites, and the internet. He questions whether the message that has been spread is the particular gospel described by Yeshua. He introduces his belief issionaries, television, satellites, and the internet. He questions whether the message that has been spread is the particular gospel described by Yeshua. He introduces his belief that Satan has encouraged the spread of other religious messages while resisting the true kingdom proclamation. 6. The many messages called gospels — 05:08–07:02 Vaughn reads Matthew 24:14 and emphasizes the phrase concerning the gospel of the kingdom. He introduces his booklet, Have You Heard the True Gospel? He lists various forms of Christian preaching, including social, faith, miracle, prosperity, healing, grace, holiness, baptism, and Holy Spirit messages. He acknowledges that these messages have been preached extensively. He argues that they are not the specific proclamation of the coming kingdom reign that he believes Matthew 24:14 requires. 7. The gospel of the reign — 07:02–07:55 Vaughn emphasizes the word reign, spelling it aloud. He interprets Matthew 24:14 as referring to the good news of the coming reign of Yahweh's kingdom. He argues that this message has not been proclaimed worldwide in the manner required by the prophecy. He describes the kingdom's earthly reign as the essential missing 's kingdom. He argues that this message has not been proclaimed worldwide in the manner required by the prophecy. He describes the kingdom's earthly reign as the essential missing element. 8. The coming government on earth — 07:55–08:39 Vaughn contrasts the expectation of escaping to heaven with the expectation of ruling on earth. He teaches that Yeshua will establish a government upon the planet. He associates the kingdom with the seventh thousand-year period and the Sabbath pattern. He describes glorified sons of Yahweh ruling with Yeshua. 9. The awakening of the kingdom message — 08:39–09:23 Vaughn announces that Yeshua will return to earth. He says that a new emphasis on the coming kingdom is spreading through congregations. He uses the expression “the reign is coming” as a central proclamation. He compares the announcement with Noah's warning about coming rain, creating a deliberate contrast between rain and reign. 10. The message absent from traditional movements — 09:23–09:57 Vaughn argues that the particular kingdom-government message was not adequately proclaimed by the Pentecostal, holiness, charismatic, Baptist, Wesleyan, Lutheran, or Catholic movements. He does not the particular kingdom-government message was not adequately proclaimed by the Pentecostal, holiness, charismatic, Baptist, Wesleyan, Lutheran, or Catholic movements. He does not deny that these movements preached Christianity. Instead, he contends that they failed to emphasize the future earthly government as he understands it. 11. The closing of the sixth millennium — 09:57–10:40 Vaughn describes human history as approaching the conclusion of six thousand years. He teaches that the kingdom message is now beginning to spread more widely. He reports hearing from people who are accepting and preaching this interpretation. He describes the process as the removal of a veil from the understanding of the church. 12. More than the birth, death, and resurrection — 10:40–11:18 Vaughn distinguishes the coming kingdom government from familiar Christian preaching about the birth and resurrection of Jesus. He affirms that the death and resurrection of Christ remain important. He argues that these subjects do not exhaust the gospel. He emphasizes that the missing proclamation concerns the coming king's government and reign. 13. The 144,000 and the kingdom priesthood — 11:18–12:00 Vaughn ot exhaust the gospel. He emphasizes that the missing proclamation concerns the coming king's government and reign. 13. The 144,000 and the kingdom priesthood — 11:18–12:00 Vaughn teaches that the coming government will involve the 144,000. He describes them as a priesthood prepared through faith, commandments, holiness, and submission. He claims that this government is already being formed. He describes ministers carrying the message into established denominations. He connects its worldwide proclamation with the sounding of the shofar and the Messiah's return. 14. Final declaration — 12:00–12:10 Vaughn closes with the announcement that the reign is coming. He presents the restoration of the kingdom message as an urgent responsibility for the present generation. The gospel has been preached around the world and YET OUR MESSIAH has not returned - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uF6-cSr0hl8 ponsibility for the present generation. The gospel has been preached around the world and YET OUR MESSIAH has not returned - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uF6-cSr0hl8 Transcript: (00:01) we were always taught growing up in the church that Jesus would come back as soon as the gospel had been preached to the whole world I remember watching TBN as a young boy um and I I their goal was to get the gospel preached to Every Nation so that Jesus would come back and um you know eventually I I thought to myself well hasn't pretty much the whole world heard the gospel and really they have of course of course there's remote areas I understand that but the Apostle Paul tells us that every creature under (00:36) the heavens has heard the gospel uh because it was first preached in the Heavenly scroll the Stars at the sky they tell of the handiwork of God so the gospel has been preached around the world uh great men have went around the world missionaries have been sent from America from Great Britain and yet the Lord's not returned we've not even beg the tribulation period yet so what is the problem is the word of God a lie or is it the truth oh the word of God is always true the yet the Lord's not returned we've not even beg the tribulation period yet so what is the problem is the word of God a lie or is it the truth oh the word of God is always true the word of Yahweh never changes but there's times we read a (01:15) verse and we read what we want to read instead of what it actually says now this is a point that I want to bring up a lot of people that follow our ministry and those that don't that don't understand our ministry they do not understand understand uh all these things that you see behind me they don't understand that that uh toip the cloth up there with the fringes um they don't understand it they don't understand the manora which is the Candlestick and the chaar and the Ten Commandments and the banners they don't (01:49) understand all of this especially my Pentecostal friends uh that I love dearly I still consider myself having had the Pentecostal experience yet so many of my friends don't understand what the Hebrew emphasis is of our ministry you know they say things like uh well I'm English that's what I speak and and I understand that however the word of Yahweh that's his Hebrew name we'll say God for those that makes you feel more ay things like uh well I'm English that's what I speak and and I understand that however the word of Yahweh that's his Hebrew name we'll say God for those that makes you feel more comfortable but this book that I hold in my hand is a Hebrew Book it was written by Hebrew prophets (02:30) Hebrew Apostles and the main theme of it is a Hebrew Man by the name of Yeshua Jesus in English anyway so the point I want to make here is if you are studying the word of Yahweh God whatever makes you feel more comfortable but if you're studying his word and you have no appreciation for the very roots of the word of Yahweh which is the language that it came from then you make foolish statements that make you look ignorant when you say well uh I don't need to understand the Bible in Hebrew I understand it in The Spirit Well (03:09) language is not spiritual it's human it's Earthly it's fleshly and the book was not written in the spirit It Was Written in a human language the language of Hebrews so it it would be remiss of you not to develop an appreciation for all things Hebrew because it is only from that appreciation that you gain a deeper respect for the mystery of the word of Yahweh that's when you not to develop an appreciation for all things Hebrew because it is only from that appreciation that you gain a deeper respect for the mystery of the word of Yahweh that's when the name Yahweh no longer bothers you you understand that's the Hebrew that's when the name yua no longer scares you you're moving out of your American mind to a Hebrew mindset (03:49) and you need that mindset to understand the Hebrew Messiah so I said all that to say this there is a reason that Yu has not returned and it's not because the gospel has not been preached around the world it has it's been preached but let's go read the verse from a Hebrew understanding Matthew 24 and 14 and let's see what it really says now in your King James Bible it says that the gospel uh of the Kingdom must be preached to all the world and then the end will come well ladies and gentlemen the gospel's been preached pre around (04:30) the world we have satellites beaming the gospel we have Internet beaming the gospel anyone uh with a internet connection anyone uh that that is inside of these satellites The Gospel is around the world but our Lord has not returned there's a reason he had I believe Satan hassatan in Hebrew onnection anyone uh that that is inside of these satellites The Gospel is around the world but our Lord has not returned there's a reason he had I believe Satan hassatan in Hebrew Satan has done a masterful job he heard this prophecy when Yeshua made it that Yeshua would come back when the god gospel was preached around the world he heard that and I believe he raised up a Ministry that would cause the gospel (05:08) quote unquote to go around the world but maybe not the gospel that yua was talking about in that verse let's go read it Matthew 24:14 and this Gospel of the Kingdom must be preached in all the world as a witness and then comes the end so immediately we we just see the word gospel that's all we see gospel and we say Amen Jesus has been preached around the world I want to show you something if you don't have this little booklet that I wrote uh for first Harvest Ministries you need to get it it's free of charge it's called have you heard the (05:50) true gospel and within this booklet uh if you don't have it you can download it just ask me for the link I'll give it to you or we'll mail you one but but this ought to be in the hand of every human being on the earth because don't have it you can download it just ask me for the link I'll give it to you or we'll mail you one but but this ought to be in the hand of every human being on the earth because in this page in this booklet you're going to find out that yes the gospel has been preached around the world but perhaps not the gospel that yesu was talking about in that verse for example the gospel about the death burial and Resurrection if that's what you think the gospel is yes it's been preached around the world (06:23) there are many gospels in the world today the Social Gospel the Faith gospel the miracle gospel the praise praise and worship gospel the Prosperity Gospel the healing gospel the Grace Gospel the law gospel the Holiness gospel the emotional gospel the self-help gospel the Escape gospel the baptism gospel the Holy Ghost Gospel I've listed them all in this book for you to go through what all that means but all of that's been preached and it has been preached well but that is not the gospel that Yeshua specifically said must be preached as a (07:02) witness to the world right before he comes what he specifically said in our Hebrew scriptures was these words verse 14 of Matthew 24 for fically said must be preached as a (07:02) witness to the world right before he comes what he specifically said in our Hebrew scriptures was these words verse 14 of Matthew 24 for the good news of the reain and that's re e i g n the reain of the kingdom of God must be preached in all the world and then the the end will come I render to you that for 2,000 years that Gospel of the sooncoming kingdom of Yahweh upon the Earth has not been preached we have preached every other gospel we have preached them well but just before the last moment of time I believe that Satan's trickery is going (07:55) to be revealed every other gospel he's not mind did that gospel being preached he doesn't mind you telling the life story of Christ but what gospel he knows he must stop is the gospel of not flying away to heaven but the gospel of ruling and reigning on the earth the good news of the kingdom of God that is coming on the Sabbath Day in the 7,000th year of the epoch of time there's going to be a government established on our planet it will be a one world government governed by the very sons of Yahweh in their (08:39) Spirit bodies ruling and reigning with our elder brother the very one that hed on our planet it will be a one world government governed by the very sons of Yahweh in their (08:39) Spirit bodies ruling and reigning with our elder brother the very one that gave his life for us Yeshua hamashiach the Lord Jesus Christ is coming back to Earth again that coming will establish a government upon our planet and brothers and sisters sisters that gospel has not been preached but things are changing oh yeah The Winds of Change are blowing it's blowing through every congregation and every Hamlet across the world there is a fresh message coming forth and it's in a message to The Awakening of the rain the rain is coming re e i g n Noah (09:23) preached the rain is coming today there are men of Yahweh raising up they're Rising in up everywhere preaching the rain is coming the kingdom Reign is coming this is the final message of the final days of time no sir it has not been preached it was not preached in the Pentecostal outpouring it was not preached in the Holiness movement it was not preached in the charismatic movement it was not preached in the Pentecostal movement it was not preached in the Baptist movement the wesleyian movement the Lutheran movement the t preached in the charismatic movement it was not preached in the Pentecostal movement it was not preached in the Baptist movement the wesleyian movement the Lutheran movement the Catholic (09:57) movement it was not preached at all what was preached was every other gospel but now before the final curtain is closed on the sixth day 6,000 years of man's timeline as we come to the closing of this sixth day that gospel is beginning to verbate throughout the world everywhere I hear from people every day that is hearing this coming Kingdom message they are preaching it churches are changing men's minds are changing the secrecy the veil is being removed from the eyes of the church and now we are not just preaching the gospel of a (10:40) Christmas message of a baby born in a manger we're not just preaching an Easter message which there's no such thing but I'll deal with that later of a of of a risen savior we're not just preaching the Passover message but death of Christ it that's all wonderful and all of that consecutively and corporately makes up the message but the part of the Gospel that we have failed to preach is not just a coming King because some have even preached that but that consecutively and corporately makes up the message but the part of the Gospel that we have failed to preach is not just a coming King because some have even preached that but rather a coming government a coming Reign a coming Kingdom made up of the (11:18) 144,000 mdic priesthood that will be made up of Believers walking in faith and Commandments walking in Holiness and walking in submission this government is being formed as I speak to you there is an underground Army an underground railroad of ministers their voices are reaching inside the denominal denominational churches their voices are reaching inside the mindsets that have held us captive all these years Satan has allowed every message but this one is Promised by Christ himself to bring about the sounding of the chofar right (12:00) before the coming of the Lord these are the days we're living in I tell you if you're watching this video listen to me the rain is coming God bless you is my prayer

Summary

1. The unanswered question about the Messiah's return — 00:01–00:36 Vaughn recalls growing up with the teaching that Jesus would return once the gospel had been preached throughout the world. He remembers Christian television ministries, including TBN, emphasizing the importance of reaching every nation. He questions why the Messiah has not returned when Christianity has already spread so widely. He refers to Paul's statement that the gospel was preached to every creature under heaven. 2. The heavenly witness and the reliability of Scripture — 00:36–01:15 Vaughn connects Paul's statement with the heavens declaring Yahweh's handiwork. He describes the stars and heavens as a form of divine testimony. He acknowledges that missionaries have carried Christianity throughout the world, yet the Messiah has not returned. He insists that Scripture is true and suggests that the problem lies in how believers have interpreted it. 3. The Hebrew identity of First Harvest Ministries — 01:15–02:30 Vaughn discusses the Hebrew symbols displayed in his ministry. He refers to the fringed garment, menorah, Torah scroll, Ten Commandments, and banners. He acknowledges that some Pentecostal Christians do not understand the ministry's Hebrew emphasis. He affirms his Pentecostal experience while explaining why he believes Hebrew heritage is important. 4. The importance of understanding Hebrew Scripture — 02:30–03:49 Vaughn describes Scripture as a book rooted in Hebrew language and culture. He identifies Yeshua as the Hebrew Messiah. He argues that studying the original cultural and linguistic setting helps believers understand Scripture more accurately. He encourages listeners to move beyond an exclusively American or English-speaking perspective. 5. Returning to Matthew 24:14 — 03:49–05:08 Vaughn identifies Matthew 24:14 as the central passage. He acknowledges that Christian preaching has reached much of the world through missionaries, television, satellites, and the internet. He questions whether the message that has been spread is the particular gospel described by Yeshua. He introduces his belief that Satan has encouraged the spread of other religious messages while resisting the true kingdom proclamation. 6. The many messages called gospels — 05:08–07:02 Vaughn reads Matthew 24:14 and emphasizes the phrase concerning the gospel of the kingdom. He introduces his booklet, Have You Heard the True Gospel? He lists various forms of Christian preaching, including social, faith, miracle, prosperity, healing, grace, holiness, baptism, and Holy Spirit messages. He acknowledges that these messages have been preached extensively. He argues that they are not the specific proclamation of the coming kingdom reign that he believes Matthew 24:14 requires. 7. The gospel of the reign — 07:02–07:55 Vaughn emphasizes the word reign, spelling it aloud. He interprets Matthew 24:14 as referring to the good news of the coming reign of Yahweh's kingdom. He argues that this message has not been proclaimed worldwide in the manner required by the prophecy. He describes the kingdom's earthly reign as the essential missing element. 8. The coming government on earth — 07:55–08:39 Vaughn contrasts the expectation of escaping to heaven with the expectation of ruling on earth. He teaches that Yeshua will establish a government upon the planet. He associates the kingdom with the seventh thousand-year period and the Sabbath pattern. He describes glorified sons of Yahweh ruling with Yeshua. 9. The awakening of the kingdom message — 08:39–09:23 Vaughn announces that Yeshua will return to earth. He says that a new emphasis on the coming kingdom is spreading through congregations. He uses the expression “the reign is coming” as a central proclamation. He compares the announcement with Noah's warning about coming rain, creating a deliberate contrast between rain and reign. 10. The message absent from traditional movements — 09:23–09:57 Vaughn argues that the particular kingdom-government message was not adequately proclaimed by the Pentecostal, holiness, charismatic, Baptist, Wesleyan, Lutheran, or Catholic movements. He does not deny that these movements preached Christianity. Instead, he contends that they failed to emphasize the future earthly government as he understands it. 11. The closing of the sixth millennium — 09:57–10:40 Vaughn describes human history as approaching the conclusion of six thousand years. He teaches that the kingdom message is now beginning to spread more widely. He reports hearing from people who are accepting and preaching this interpretation. He describes the process as the removal of a veil from the understanding of the church. 12. More than the birth, death, and resurrection — 10:40–11:18 Vaughn distinguishes the coming kingdom government from familiar Christian preaching about the birth and resurrection of Jesus. He affirms that the death and resurrection of Christ remain important. He argues that these subjects do not exhaust the gospel. He emphasizes that the missing proclamation concerns the coming king's government and reign. 13. The 144,000 and the kingdom priesthood — 11:18–12:00 Vaughn teaches that the coming government will involve the 144,000. He describes them as a priesthood prepared through faith, commandments, holiness, and submission. He claims that this government is already being formed. He describes ministers carrying the message into established denominations. He connects its worldwide proclamation with the sounding of the shofar and the Messiah's return. 14. Final declaration — 12:00–12:10 Vaughn closes with the announcement that the reign is coming. He presents the restoration of the kingdom message as an urgent responsibility for the present generation.

Source document

Original source document

This teaching is shown above as searchable text so readers can jump directly to matched words.

Open source