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Boi' Kallah: Come Bride
FHMI-0156Shane Vaughn2026-05-09Sermon
- (primary) Ephesians 2:11–13 — Ephesians 2:11-13
- (secondary) Ezekiel 36:26–22 — Ezekiel 36:26, John 6:44, Revelation 18:4, Revelation 22:17
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BOI’ KALLAH - COME, BRIDE
Sermon Date 5/9/26
Granite Bay, California
Boi Kallah — Come Bride
Rev. John Shane Vaughn — First Harvest Ministries International
5/9/26 — Granite Bay, California Home Meeting
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1 Let's read it; wherefore remember that you being in time past Gentiles in the flesh; now that word Gentiles is mistranslated from the original word; it should say you were of the nations in the flesh; you were scattered among the nations.
2 You were called uncircumcision by that which is called circumcision; what does that mean? All of you were considered Gentiles by the Jewish people; and you were without Christ; you were aliens from the commonwealth of Israel, the nation; and you were strangers to the covenant of promise; you had no hope; you was without Yahweh, scattered among the world.
3 But now in Christ, you who were afar off are made nigh; you're no longer not a citizen of Israel; the blood of Christ brought you back to your identity of the commonwealth of Israel; you were aliens from the commonwealth; you were Jews — I mean, I'm sorry — you were not Jews; you were aliens; so therefore, you thought you were Gentiles; you were never a Gentile.
4 No more than the prodigal son living among the pigs was a pig; even though he lived among them and ate with them, he wasn't a pig; he was always an Israelite; and one day, the Bible said when he came to himself — how did he come to himself? The Holy Ghost prepared his mind; hallelujah.
5 Because daddy was home praying for him and so was big brother; the Jewish people; do you know that the Jewish people pray for the lost tribes every day? It's in their prayers; they were praying for us all these thousands of years; they prayed for our return; they don't know where we are and they don't even really know what they're praying about; they don't know a bunch of us have come back home, but they pray for us every day.
6 The prodigal son's elder brother was praying for the prodigal son who thought he was a pig until he came to himself; said, wait, in my father's house — who was his father? Jacob, Israel — there's food, there's plenty; and the Bible said he made his way back to the commonwealth of Israel.
7 When he got there, his older brother — these two, the ones that never left Jerusalem, the ones that never left home — they were there when he came back; but a funny thing happened; the older brother got jealous; he got jealous; the Bible talks about the jealousy between Ephraim and Judah.
8 You know why he was jealous? Because the younger brother came back home and he did not have to go through any test; the ring was put back on his finger to reidentify him as an Israelite; and even though he had not kept the Sabbath all of his life while he was with them pigs, even though he was not, and the Jews were keeping, he still got a ring because he was that new vessel made out of old clay; amen; I'm trying to hurry now.
9 Thank you, darling; thank you, thank you, thank you; I want to help you understand who you are; number one, you've got to learn a vital lesson; this body that I drew, it's of a man; this entire body is a body; the body of Christ is not the bride of Christ; amen; this is something you better learn; there's a difference in the bride of Christ and the body of Christ.
10 Let me break it down for you; Adam was about to release his bride, Eve; where was Eve at? His rib cage; the Bible said Yahweh put him to sleep and reached in his ribs and pulled out the bride from the body; the second Adam — the Father put him to sleep on the cross; and the Bible said they pierced his what? His rib cage; and out from his rib cage came the bride; just like Eve came out of Adam.
11 You've got to know who you are today; the body of Christ is every believer that's saved; okay? Everyone that's called on Yeshua as their savior, they make up that big, every Baptist, every Pentecostal — they're all saved; they all make up the body of Christ, but they're not the bride; the bride comes from within the body; she is pulled out; many are called; many make up the body, but few are the choice portion of the bride; you have to know that.
12 Notice where the bride comes from — right by the heart; why? She doesn't care about God's hands, what he can do for her; she cares about what he loves; amen; and she honors it and she keeps what he loves; and that's why you have to understand what Yahweh is doing with us right now.
13 He said in Ezekiel 36 and 26 — a new heart will I give you, and a new spirit will I put in your mind; I will take away that stony, rebellious heart, and I'll give you a new pliable heart made of flesh when I can press in here, press in there; it don't resist me.
14 When did he do that? On the day of Pentecost, when he poured out his spirit upon his bride, he filled us with that new mind, that new heart where we no longer rebel against him, but we are a new vessel that he found.
15 And I want to teach you what the Sabbath day is all about; I want to teach you a Hebrew word; some of you may not know; boi kallah; boi kallah; it simply means — it's said in every Jewish home on the Sabbath; boi kallah; it says it means come bride.
16 Come bride; when they light the candle, they say it two times; boi kallah, boi kallah; it is a call to that new vessel to come back home; the moment you begin keeping the Sabbath, you're coming home to Israel; boy, it's you literally coming back home; every Jewish home knows those words.
17 Now, in this present hour, the Holy Spirit is making that call; and I'm almost done; bear with me; the Holy Spirit is making that call, but not to — the problem with our Christian mentality; we've been taught that today is the day of salvation; your Bible don't say that; I know you think that's what it says; in the New Testament, he's quoting Isaiah from the Old Testament; Isaiah didn't call it the day of salvation; it's a day of salvation.
18 You listen to me right now; the Holy Ghost is not trying to save all men; that revelation changed my life because I found out the Bible said no man seeks after God; it's impossible for a human being to come to God; it's impossible; you're not able to; you don't have any desire for God unless he puts it there; oh, thank you, Father.
19 Oh, what I just told you will change your life; John 6:44 — no man can come to the Father unless the Holy Spirit says, boi kallah, come bride, come bride; the Holy Spirit is calling out, boi kallah, only to those that are of the lost tribes of the house of Israel; hallelujah, hallelujah.
20 That's why Yeshua said, I only came for the lost sheep of the house; I didn't come for anybody; I didn't come for any other nation but Israel; that's out of his own mouth; when he sent his disciples out, he said, only go to the lost sheep of the house of Israel.
21 Why did he say that? Because if you go to anybody else, you're wasting your time; I've not touched their heart; I've not said boi kallah to them; I've not stirred them; therefore, they will ignore you; they cannot be reached; it's not their time; he's not calling the nations right now; he's calling the bride; he's calling Israel back home; he is calling those to whom he has already prepared their heart.
22 That's why we do no advertising at FHMI; my — to show — I never had to advertise one time; why? Boi kallah; the Holy Ghost is doing the work; boi kallah; come home, bride; come bride, come bride; I know you're out there; come; and when you come, I'll put the message in front of you.
23 Ephraim is scattered among the nations; the marred clay was cast away; Ephraim went among the nations; the bride who forgot her identity; do you know how we, the Israelites, lost our identity? I'll give you one guess; we quit keeping the Sabbath; that's how we lost our identity; started going to church on Sunday with the Babylonians; generation.
24 But this seventh day, there's only one; if you want to know when the Sabbath is, it's so simple; get a child and give them a marker and a calendar and tell them, count to the seventh day of the week for me; and they'll wind up at the Sabbath every time on Sabbath; that seventh day Sabbath is a sign that you have come back home to your identity; it is a seal upon the people of God.
25 Every seventh day, every seventh day, the Holy Spirit says, boi kallah, come bride; when you light the candles, boi kallah, come bride; because the Sabbath is the vehicle that brings the bride home always, every time; yes; well, pastor, I — God knows my heart and I think he don't care when I worship.
26 The Sabbath has nothing to do with worship; the Sabbath has everything to do with stopping what you're doing for and finding; finding; 24 hours totally focused on him like we're doing at this very moment; you can worship 10 days a week if you want to — that don't make it the Sabbath; you can go to church 10 days a week — don't make it the Sabbath; there's only one Shabbat; and those that find Shabbat find home.
27 Hallelujah; that's why that song I wrote, the last line says, may you find peace and the path that brings you home; God said, I'm going to put my spirit in your heart; suddenly, you're going to care about what I care about; suddenly, you're going to begin to obey me.
28 He said in Revelation 18:4, and I'm closing with this verse, every seventh day, boi kallah; Revelation 18 and 4 — Pastor Von, I don't believe God minds that we're out there among those Babylonians; Revelation 18:4 — and I heard a voice from heaven saying, come out of her, my people, that you be not partakers of her sin, that you receive not her plagues.
29 When the mark of the beast, when all of the end-time trouble comes on the earth, when Iran starts this third world war with Germany, when all of that happens, there's only one group of people on planet Earth that will not receive the plagues; only one; it's the ones that have come out from among her.
30 Now, notice what he says — my people; who has his people always been? Israel; come out from among all religions, Israel; that's what he's saying; come out from every denomination, Israel.
31 Boi kallah, come bride, come bride; I stand at the door and knock; if any man will hear me and open up, I will sup with you; I'll give you hidden manna; I'll feed you; hallelujah; come bride; when you light the candle, that's the call.
32 While you're in Revelation, I'll show you how this ends up; 22:17; let me show you how this ends today; I told you right now, only we, the bride, are being called boi kallah; but let me show you how this ends; Revelation 22:17 — the spirit and the bride say boi kallah; hallelujah, hallelujah.
33 What happens when these seven thunders come into unity with the Holy Spirit, the voice of the bride? What happens when we say the last boi kallah? I'll read to you what happens — and let him that heareth say boi kallah; and let him that is thirsty, let them all come; and whosoever will, let them all come and take of the water of life freely.
34 Boi kallah; right now only you're hearing boi kallah; but when these seven thunders line up and we stand at that last Sabbath day called the year of Jubilee, and then together — no longer the Holy Ghost calling us quietly in here — but all over you begin to hear our voices.
35 Hey you drunkard, boi kallah; hey you homeless, boi kallah; come bride, because now, now you're all coming home; because first the bride came home and now you can come home because it was never Yahweh's desire to save only Israel; it was his desire to save her first and when she comes back together she in Hebrew will declare boi kallah, boi kallah; God bless you; hallelujah; Shabbat shalom and boi kallah.
Summary
This Bible study presents “Boi Kallah” as the Holy Spirit’s Sabbath call to the Bride, identifying the returning lost tribes of Israel as the prodigal son coming back to the Father’s house. The message teaches that Sabbath observance functions as the sign of restored Israelite identity and the vehicle by which the Bride comes home. It connects Ephesians 2, John 6:44, Revelation 18:4, and Revelation 22:17 to the restoration of Israel, the separation from Babylonian religion, and the eventual call for all humanity to receive the water of life.
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