Part 2 - Two Houses of Israel
- (primary) Acts 15:14–17 — Acts 15:14-17
- (secondary) Revelation 12:9
- (secondary) Exodus 4:22
- (secondary) Jeremiah 31:20
- (secondary) Luke 15:11–29 — Luke 15:11-29
- (secondary) 1 Chronicles 5:2
- (secondary) Ezekiel 23:2–5 — Ezekiel 23:2-5
- (secondary) Hosea 9:3
- (secondary) Psalms 102:13
- (secondary) Jeremiah 31:6
- (secondary) Jeremiah 11
- (secondary) Luke 16:19–31 — Luke 16:19-31
- (secondary) Galatians 3:29
- (secondary) Hosea 6:1–2 — Hosea 6:1-2
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Summary
Pastor Vaughn teaches part two of Two Houses of Israel doctrine, explaining how Judah and Ephraim represent two separated houses prophesied to be reunited. The teaching uses parables of Yahshua—particularly the prodigal son and the rich man and Lazarus—to reveal that Ephraim (the lost ten tribes scattered among nations) is being called out and will provoke Judah to jealousy through Torah-obedient living. The core message is that God is not currently saving all mankind but is specifically restoring the covenant people of Israel through two phases: first calling Ephraim from the nations, then at the second coming reuniting them with Judah to rebuild the tabernacle of David.
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Two House Theology
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