They Died In Another: Restoring the Lost Doctrine of Substitutionary Priesthood

FHMI-1380Shane VaughnBook

(primary) 1 Corinthians 15:29
(secondary) Matthew 16:19
(secondary) Matthew 15:24
(secondary) Hebrews 9:15
(secondary) Romans 3:25
(secondary) Hebrews 7:25
(secondary) Hebrews 9:23
(secondary) Colossians 1:20
(secondary) 1 Corinthians 6:3
(secondary) Genesis 3:21
(secondary) 2 Samuel 12:13
(secondary) Colossians 1:24
(secondary) Leviticus 14:4–7

lost tribes of israel melchizedek priesthood apostolic authority keys of the kingdom priestly declaration of forgiveness restoration of all things angelic rebellion blood shed for the lost sheep of israel saints shall judge angels substitutionary atonement melchizedek remnant priesthood water baptism law of the leper two birds fallen angels remnant calling baptized for the dead 1 corinthians 15:29 substitutionary priesthood yahshua died in the lamb's place

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Summary This book argues that the Torah death sentence is legally transferred to a willing substitute: Adam, Eve and David 'died in another,' the sacrificial lamb became the sinner, and Yahshua died in the lamb's place. Across five parts it reads baptism for the dead, Colossians 1:24, the keys of the kingdom and water baptism as acts of a priestly Remnant; teaches that the Blood was shed specifically for the Lost Sheep of the House of Israel, with Judah and the Gentiles entering through priesthood and priestly declaration; and closes with the fall of Lucifer's heavenly priesthood, the restored Melchizedek order, reconciliation of deceived angels, and saints who will judge angels.

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This book argues that the Torah death sentence is legally transferred to a willing substitute: Adam, Eve and David 'died in another,' the sacrificial lamb became the sinner, and Yahshua died in the lamb's place. Across five parts it reads baptism for the dead, Colossians 1:24, the keys of the kingdom and water baptism as acts of a priestly Remnant; teaches that the Blood was shed specifically for the Lost Sheep of the House of Israel, with Judah and the Gentiles entering through priesthood and priestly declaration; and closes with the fall of Lucifer's heavenly priesthood, the restored Melchizedek order, reconciliation of deceived angels, and saints who will judge angels.

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