2023 Annual Feast of Atonement - Yom Kippur- Sermon "I Have Returned" Pastor Shane Vaughn
- (primary) Leviticus 16:29
- (secondary) Mark 2:18–20 — Mark 2:18-20
- (secondary) John 14:15–23 — John 14:15-23
- (secondary) Isaiah 58:1–6 — Isaiah 58:1-6
- (secondary) Psalms 143:11–12 — Psalms 143:11-12
- (secondary) Leviticus 16:3–21 — Leviticus 16:3-21
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Summary
Pastor Shane Vaughn presents a sermon on Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement) centered on the theme 'I Have Returned.' He reinterprets the traditional understanding of afflicting the soul as humbling oneself rather than fasting, emphasizing that Yom Kippur is a day of celebration of forgiveness and victory rather than mourning over sin. The sermon explains the two-goat ceremony as representing Yahshua (the lamb bearing sin for Israel) and Satan (Azazel, the live goat upon whom sins are transferred), establishing that the Day of Atonement prefigures Satan's ultimate judgment and the restoration of all things stolen from creation.
Core doctrine
Restoration of All Things
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