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Melchisedek Mantle

FHMI-1033Shane Vaughn2017-09-25Sermon

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  • (primary) Hebrews 7:1–3
  • (secondary) Hebrews 1:1–3
  • (secondary) Revelation 5:10
  • (secondary) 1 Peter 2:9
  • (secondary) 2 Timothy 2:15
  • (secondary) Revelation 3:15–16
  • (secondary) Exodus 20:7
  • (secondary) Deuteronomy 6:4
  • (secondary) Numbers 6:27
sacred name theologypriesthoodtithinghebrew roots movementsacred nameholinesshebrews 7:1 - 3 - vaughn teaches that melchisedek represents the original, eternal, royal priesthood that preceded the levitical system, and that believers are called to recover their identity as members of this higher priestly order. he argues that distinguiching the melchisedek covenant from the lecitical, law provides the necessary foundation for understanding sabbath observance, holy days, tithing, holiness, and christian unity. he further identifies yahweh as melchisedek and yahshua as the high priest of that order, while teaching that believers must rightly divide scripture to avoid religious mixture and return to what he regards as the original covenant pattern. the identification of yahweh as melchisedek, the classification of the levitical priesthood as a secondary arrangement, and the application of this priestly framework to contemporary religious practice are vaughn's theological interpretations of the indexed passagesking of peacerightly dividingsabbath and holy daysbiblical tithingabrahamcovenant versus lawreligious traditionsking of righteousnessmelchizedekmelchisedek versus levitical priesthoodlevitical lawdiscernment.yahwehbiblical discernmentcovenantshemaholy daystithemantleyeshuaholiness and separationrightly dividing scripturechristian unitybabylonroyal priesthoodhebrews 7melchisedekhebrew rootsmelchisedek and the eternal priesthoodapostolic covenant identitysabbathtorahking of salemreligious mixture1 peter 2:9numbers 6:272 timothy 2:15royal priesthood

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Title: Colorado Supreme Court Ruling A BLESSING IN DISGUSE and Trump does not need the 10 Electoral votes Summary: A political commentary discussing Colorado's Supreme Court decision to remove Donald Trump from the presidential ballot, framing it as beneficial because it will bring the matter before the U.S. Supreme Court for a definitive ruling. The speaker argues that Colorado's 10 electoral votes are insignificant to the election outcome and jokes about the Democratic judges' decision. Colorado Supreme Court Ruling A BLESSING IN DISGUSE and Trump does not need the 10 Electoral votes Shane Vaughn ——— First Harvest Ministries International tic judges' decision. Colorado Supreme Court Ruling A BLESSING IN DISGUSE and Trump does not need the 10 Electoral votes Shane Vaughn ——— First Harvest Ministries International 1 my wife has a saying that I love to hear her repeat before it gets better it always gets its darkest and today in the state of Colorado it got dark for magga and Donald Trump and so if you've not heard by now I'll repeat it Donald Trump is no longer on the presidential ballot in the state of Colorado this is wonderful news marvelous News why because finally finally we can put an end to these asinine lawsuits about the 14th Amendment if Colorado which by the way all seven judges are Democrats on the Supreme Court in Colorado appointed by Democratic Governors all seven and of those seven three 2 of them dissented and explained how this ruling was tragic and wrong and that was Democrats saying that but why is this a good thing finally we can put an end to all of it this is the only way we could get before The Supreme Court and they will make a ruling that will stop all these asinine lawsuits once and for all and get that burden off of Donald Trump so thank you Colorado since you've legalized weed rt and they will make a ruling that will stop all these asinine lawsuits once and for all and get that burden off of Donald Trump so thank you Colorado since you've legalized weed evidently your judges smoke weed as well they uh seven Democrats probably all on weed legally of course we want to thank them for their weed Laden decision to get Donald Trump before The 3 Supreme Court it's where we want to be it's where we will get a balanced ruling and overturn the Insanity of Colorado folks share this with your friends right now share this all over the nation people are waiting to hear people are acting like this is the end of the world no no no they only have 10 electoral votes in Colorado it's not going to decide the election one way or the other but let's keep it uh balanced and know what's really going on here this is a blessing in disguise now share share share help me get the news out to all of our Patriots thanks

Summary

Melchisedek Mantle is a teaching by Pastor Shane Vaughn addressing the relationship between the Melchisedek priesthood, the Levitical priesthood, covenant, and biblical law. The sermon begins with the problem of doctrinal division among Sabbath-keeping believers. Vaughn argues that disagreements concerning commandments, holy days, tithing, and religious practices arise from a fundamental misunderstanding of the difference between covenant and law. He turns to Hebrews 7:1–3 to establish Melchisedek as a royal priest who existed before the Levitical priesthood. Connecting this with 1 Peter 2:9, he teaches that believers are members of a restored royal priesthood. Vaughn then develops his argument that proper biblical interpretation requires distinguishing the original covenant order from subsequent legal and priestly arrangements. He warns against religious traditions and teachings that, in his view, mix truth with error. The sermon concludes by emphasizing the importance of rightly dividing Scripture and by challenging religious practices concerning the pronunciation and use of Yahweh's name. The promised fuller explanation of the Book of the Covenant versus the Book of the Law is largely deferred to a subsequent teaching.

Core doctrine

Hebrews 7:1 - 3 - Vaughn teaches that Melchisedek represents the original, eternal, royal priesthood that preceded the Levitical system, and that believers are called to recover their identity as members of this higher priestly order. He argues that distinguiching the Melchisedek covenant from the Lecitical, law provides the necessary foundation for understanding Sabbath observance, holy days, tithing, Holiness, and Christian unity. He further identifies Yahweh as melchisedek and Yahshua as the High Priest of that order, while teaching that believers must rightly divide scripture to avoid religious mixture and return to what he regards as the original covenant pattern. The identification of Yahweh as Melchisedek, the classification of the Levitical priesthood as a secondary arrangement, and the application of this priestly framework to contemporary religious practice are Vaughn's theological interpretations of the indexed passages

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