Part 3 Certified Kingdom Course 9/16/26
- (primary) Galatians 3:7–29 — Galatians 3:7, 29
- (secondary) Genesis 14:14
- (secondary) Matthew 15:24
- (secondary) Matthew 10:6
- (secondary) Acts 2:39
- (secondary) Ephesians 2:13
- (secondary) Psalm 147:19–20
- (secondary) Ephesians 2:12–13
- (secondary) Ruth 1:16
- (secondary) Luke 19:14
- (secondary) Isaiah 45:23
- (secondary) Romans 6:23
- (secondary) Philippians 2:10
- (secondary) Isaiah 5:14
- (secondary) Zechariah 14:16
- (secondary) Isaiah 2:3
- (secondary) Genesis 12:3
- (secondary) Romans 2:28–29
- (secondary) Romans 11:1–2
- (secondary) Philippians 3:5
- (secondary) John 8:56
- (secondary) John 8:39
- (secondary) Acts 3:25–26
- (secondary) Genesis 17:10–14
- (secondary) Acts 2:38–39
- (secondary) Galatians 3:27
- (secondary) Romans 6:3–4
- (secondary) Romans 7:4
- (secondary) Colossians 2:11–12
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Summary
Part 3 Certified Kingdom Course centers on the household of Abraham and the relationship between genealogy, faith, covenant, and Kingdom citizenship. Vaughn begins with Abraham's 318 household servants in Genesis 14:14, then moves to Galatians 3:7 and 29, where those of faith are described as Abraham's children and those belonging to Christ as Abraham's seed and heirs. These verses provide the principal framework for the lesson. He then develops his understanding of scattered Israel through Matthew 10:6, Acts 2:39, Ephesians 2:12–13, and Psalm 147:19–20. He contrasts present remnant status with a future Kingdom in which the nations acknowledge Messiah, worship, and learn Yahweh's ways, drawing particularly on Isaiah 45:23, Zechariah 14:16, Isaiah 2:3, and Genesis 12:3. A substantial middle section addresses Romans 2:28–29. Vaughn rejects a replacement-theology reading of that passage and argues from Romans 11:1–2, Philippians 3:5, and John 8 that genealogy and faith perform different roles rather than canceling one another. The final section turns to covenant entry through baptism. Vaughn compares Genesis 17 circumcision with Acts 2:38–39 and then develops that connection through Galatians 3:27, Romans 6:3–4, Romans 7:4, and especially Colossians 2:11–12. He concludes this portion of the course by describing baptism as the believer's Kingdom “citizenship,” after which the course will proceed to what he calls the “steps to sonship.”
Core doctrine
Galatians 3:7, 29 - The speaker teaches that the "Household of Faith" is a family of Abraham, distinguishing biological genealogy from the faithful response to yahweh's call; he argues that Abraham's promis ultimately extends blessing to all families of the earth and that entry into Messiah's covenantal kingdom citizenship is expressed through repentance, faith, and water baptism, which he interprets as the New-Covenant counterpart to circumcision.
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