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Part 2 Certified Kingdom Course 1 9/14/2026

FHMI-1001Shane Vaughn2026-09-14Bible Course

Certified Kingdom Course

  • (primary) Genesis 1:26–28 — Genesis 1:26, 28
  • (secondary) John 17:9
  • (secondary) 1 Corinthians 15:45
  • (secondary) Hebrews 2:9
  • (secondary) Hebrews 4:15
  • (secondary) Hebrews 5:8
  • (secondary) Philippians 2:8–9
  • (secondary) James 1:13
  • (secondary) Matthew 4:1–13 — Matthew 4:1–11 / Luke 4:1–13
  • (secondary) John 18:37
  • (secondary) Luke 1:32–33
  • (secondary) Daniel 7:27
  • (secondary) Matthew 2:1–2
  • (secondary) 1 Corinthians 15:25–28
  • (secondary) John 5:26
  • (secondary) Ezekiel 10
  • (secondary) John 17:22
  • (secondary) Jeremiah 27:6–7
  • (secondary) John 18:36
  • (secondary) 1 Timothy 2:1–2
  • (secondary) Daniel 2:34–45 — Daniel 2:34–35, 44–45
  • (secondary) Revelation 11:15
  • (secondary) Revelation 20:4
millennial reignauthoritylast adamsubdueobedienceadamovercomersfuture kingdomgenesis 1:28throne of davidkingdom governmentsaints of the most highdominiontemptationthronesaintsdanielhouse of jacobfruitfulyahwehsubjection of the sonkingdom teacherkinglove and responsibilitykingdom of godmultiplyyeshuaromebabylonnebuchadnezzarsufferingobedienceyeshua's kingshipdominiongenesis 1:26, 28 - the speaker teaches that yahweh created humanity for dominion but that legitimate kingdom authority is inseparable from responsibility adam received authority but failed through disobedience, while yahshua, the "last adam," accepted responsibility, learned obedience through suffering, and was therefore ealted to kingly authority believers who expect to share in the coming kingdom must follow that same pattern by proving responsibility and obedience before receiving dominiongenesis 1:26throne of davidkingdom authorityhouse of jacobadam and the last adamleadershipresponsibilitymillennial reignkingdomdominion mandatebabylonian/gentile dominionauthority and responsibilitykingdom of godyahweh and yeshua

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Title: DEMOCRACY is destroying AMERICA - #RESTORE THE REPUBLIC Summary: The speaker argues that American democracy is destroying the nation by allowing direct citizen votes on laws, which violates the constitutional republic established by the Founders. The Founders created a representative republic to protect citizens from their own poor judgment, as demonstrated during COVID when citizens would have surrendered religious freedom and gun rights. The speaker warns that allowing direct democracy through citizen votes, as happened in Ohio on abortion, circumvents the protections built into the constitutional system and calls for a restoration of republican government. DEMOCRACY is destroying AMERICA - #RESTORE THE REPUBLIC Shane Vaughn ——— First Harvest Ministries International nal system and calls for a restoration of republican government. DEMOCRACY is destroying AMERICA - #RESTORE THE REPUBLIC Shane Vaughn ——— First Harvest Ministries International 1 democracy is killing America if it were not for democracy the Ohio debacle over abortion would never have happened let me explain to you quickly our founding fathers were afraid of a day when evil would flow in the majority and then the majority would vote and inflect upon the minority their evil agenda they tried to protect us by creating a republic rather than a democracy but in Ohio the citizens were allowed to directly vote on laws violating the very Spirit of the Constitution violating the very intent of our Founders the founders created a representative Republic and these representatives 2 are to create laws not citizens why citizens could become so dumb that they would literally give away their right to bear arms if it was up to the citizens if it was up to the citizens we've already proven during covid we would give up our freedom of religion we're so dumb we would give up our right to worship we're so dumb the founders knew that we were going to get so dumb in this nation that we would give up our freedom of religion we're so dumb we would give up our right to worship we're so dumb the founders knew that we were going to get so dumb in this nation that we would give away our very Freedom they created a republic to protect us from us they me they enshrined in a document that the Congress shall make no law concerning religion ah but what happens if we 3 allow the citizens to create laws that violates religion you see the problem there even though the Congress can't make law what if the citizens could and they can just have a vote ladies and gentlemen what happened in Ohio was a travesty against the Republic the Democracy that we have given up our Republic for is destroying our nation teacher children whatever you have to do start rebuilding the Republic before it is too late thank you

Summary

Part 2 Certified Kingdom Course 1 develops a Kingdom theology of authority joined to responsibility. Vaughn begins with Genesis 1:26, 28, arguing that Yahweh created humanity not merely to exist on earth but to exercise dominion responsibly. He makes that pairing the organizing principle of the lesson. He contrasts the first Adam's failure with Yeshua as the last Adam, teaching that Yeshua's suffering and obedience qualified him for subsequent exaltation and Kingdom authority. From there he argues that believers seeking future authority must follow the same pattern: responsibility and obedience must precede dominion. The lesson then moves from personal qualification for authority to the nature of Messiah's kingship. John 18:37 and Luke 1:32–33 are used to present Yeshua as a literal future king associated with David's throne and the house of Jacob; Daniel 7:27 connects the coming Kingdom with the saints; and 1 Corinthians 15:25–28 establishes, in Vaughn's interpretation, Yeshua's subordinate governmental relationship to Yahweh. Finally, Vaughn uses Jeremiah 27:6–7 to explain why he believes Yeshua did not establish that earthly Kingdom during his first coming. He interprets the succession of Babylon, Persia, Greece, and Rome as a divinely permitted period of Gentile dominion that must expire before Messiah's throne is established. His specific chronology and 2035 date are the speaker's claims, not independently verified conclusions.

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Genesis 1:26, 28 - The speaker teaches that Yahweh created humanity for dominion but that legitimate kingdom authority is inseparable from responsibility Adam received authority but failed through disobedience, while Yahshua, the "Last Adam," accepted responsibility, learned obedience through suffering, and was therefore ealted to kingly authority believers who expect to share in the coming kingdom must follow that same pattern by proving responsibility and obedience before receiving dominion

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