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Feast of Trumpets 19 Sep 23 "No More Delay" and "Surviving the Silence"

FHMI-1351Shane Vaughn2023-09-19Sermon
  • (primary) Revelation 10:6
  • (secondary) Revelation 10:6
  • (secondary) Ezekiel 12:28
  • (secondary) Hebrews 10:37
  • (secondary) Exodus 12:2
  • (secondary) Luke 18:8
  • (secondary) Galatians 6:9
  • (secondary) Acts 8:9–24
  • (secondary) Revelation 2:8–11
  • (secondary) Matthew 24:13
  • (secondary) 1 Corinthians 15:51–52
  • (secondary) Numbers 29:1
  • (secondary) 2 Peter 3:3–4
  • (secondary) Leviticus 23:4
  • (secondary) Leviticus 23:23–24
  • (secondary) Joshua 6:1–5
  • (secondary) Revelation 1:20
  • (secondary) Malachi 4:5–6
  • (secondary) Revelation 12:1
  • (secondary) 1 Samuel 15:23
  • (secondary) Romans 8:19–22 — Romans 8:19–22.
  • (secondary) Matthew 7:21–23

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Summary This Yam Teruah teaching explains the prophetic delay between Shavuot and the return of Yahshua. Yahweh permits silence, suffering, and the absence of visible miracles to test whether His people will preserve the original apostolic faith and remain obedient until the appointed time. Revelation 10 announces that the delay will end during the voice of the seventh angel. This end-time Elijah message gathers the truths proclaimed throughout the congregational ages and restores them into one clear, complete message. The shofar symbolizes the proclaimed message, while the people’s shout represents their response. Like Israel at Jericho, Yahweh’s people must continue walking faithfully, agree with His promised victory, conquer rebellion, and respond to the restored message as legitimate heirs prepared to receive the coming Kingdom.

Summary

This Yam Teruah teaching explains the prophetic delay between Shavuot and the return of Yahshua. Yahweh permits silence, suffering, and the absence of visible miracles to test whether His people will preserve the original apostolic faith and remain obedient until the appointed time. Revelation 10 announces that the delay will end during the voice of the seventh angel. This end-time Elijah message gathers the truths proclaimed throughout the congregational ages and restores them into one clear, complete message. The shofar symbolizes the proclaimed message, while the people’s shout represents their response. Like Israel at Jericho, Yahweh’s people must continue walking faithfully, agree with His promised victory, conquer rebellion, and respond to the restored message as legitimate heirs prepared to receive the coming Kingdom.