"The Original Faith" reveals the first-century apostles practiced the Nazarene Israelite faith, not modern Christianity. It explores the historical split of the Two Houses of Israel and Yeshua’s mission to reunite the lost tribes of Ephraim with Judah. The book guides believers back to Torah obedience and their true heritage.

The book Nazarene Israel explores the original faith of the first century: the Israelite sect of the Nazarenes. It reveals the mystery of the Two Houses of Israel, identifying Christians as the lost tribes of Ephraim. The book calls on believers to obey the Torah in order to unify the kingdom of Yeshua.

"Revelation and the End Times" explains the final prophetic timeline through the seals, trumpets, and bowls of judgment. It describes the fall of Babylon and reveals that Armageddon will be the wedding feast of the Lamb, culminating in the reunification of Israel to reign during the Millennium.

"The Torah Calendar" teaches believers how to observe time according to the Creator's specific instructions. It details the biblical Sabbath, New Moons, and annual festivals based on Aviv barley, while exposing the pagan origins of the Gregorian calendar and correcting common Rabbinic and Karaite calendrical errors.

"Establishing the Head of the Year" clarifies the biblical method for determining the Hebrew calendar. It defends the Aviv barley search over rabbinic calculations or Karaite equinox theories, proving that the first-century agricultural criteria correctly align the spring feasts and the wave sheaf offering with Yeshua’s resurrection.

"Feasts of the First Month" provides a comprehensive guide to the spring appointed times, including Passover, Unleavened Bread, and Pentecost. It contrasts the renewed Melchizedekian priesthood's practices with Levitical traditions, explaining how these festivals prophetically point to Yeshua’s sacrifice, resurrection, and the future spiritual harvest.

"Nazarene Israel Passover Study" offers a practical guide for observing the Passover in the dispersion. It emphasizes preparing a hasty meal rather than a rabbinic seder, treating the festival as a dress rehearsal for the second exodus and teaching children the true Melchizedekian meaning of redemption.

"Feasts of the Seventh Month" details the prophetic significance of the fall festivals: Yom Teruah, Yom Kippur, and Sukkot. It connects these holy days to end-time events, such as the tribulation trumpets, the judgment of Babylon, and Yeshua's return for the ultimate wedding feast at Armageddon.

"Covenant Relationships" explores the interpersonal dynamics of Yahweh’s kingdom, emphasizing love, humility, and obedience. It discusses scriptural gender roles, dispute resolution using the Matthew 18 process, the spiritual purpose of marriage, and how guarding against evil speech helps cultivate a pure bride for Yeshua.

"Ancient Hebrew Marriage" interprets Scripture through the lens of a marital covenant between Elohim and mankind. It details the three phases of ancient Jewish weddings—matchmaking, betrothal, and consummation—revealing how Yeshua’s return at Armageddon fulfills the ultimate wedding feast for His prepared, Torah-observant bride.

"Spirituality and Heart Matters" addresses the inner transformation required of true disciples. It explores the vital importance of hearing Yahweh’s voice, the true definitions of Torah and Testimony, the different types of biblical prophecy, and how to maintain forgiveness and spiritual unity within the body of Messiah.

"Torah Government" outlines the structural blueprint for Yeshua’s global spiritual kingdom. It explains the transition from the Levitical to the Melchizedekian priesthood and emphasizes the need for a unified, fivefold ministry to effectively execute the Great Commission and overcome the fragmented Babylonian religious systems.

"Acts 15 Order" explains how to practice the original first-century Christian-Jewish faith today. It outlines the organizational structure required to build Yeshua’s millennial kingdom, detailing the roles of apostles, elders, and deacons, and emphasizing the necessity of unified global leadership and Torah obedience for true disciples.

"Beit Mikra Servant-Leaders Handbook" is a practical guide for synagogue and home fellowship leaders. It explains how to conduct Torah-compliant services, detailing the roles of servant-leaders, the rejection of rabbinic Talmudic authority, and the proper observance of the Sabbath, appointed feasts, and scriptural life-cycle events.

"Nazarene Scripture Studies, Volume 1" is a compilation of articles addressing diverse theological topics. It clarifies the Set-apart Names, the nature of Yeshua as Yahweh's manifestation, the prohibition of physical and spiritual images, and the scriptural principles regarding righteous money, sacrifices, and proper biblical governance.

"Nazarene Scripture Studies, Volumen 2" delves into calendar disputes, congregational leadership, and spiritual discernment. It debunks the lunar Sabbath and equinox errors, outlines the biblical qualifications for elders, and emphasizes the crucial difference between mere believers and true disciples who actively hear and obey Yeshua’s voice.

"Nazarene Scripture Studies, Volume 3" explores practical and prophetic issues for advanced believers. It covers the biblical tithing system, Jubilee cycles, immersion in Yeshua’s name, the errors of replacement theology, and the need for a unified apostolic foundation to survive the coming tribulation and persecution.

“Nazarene Scripture Studies, Volume 4” is a collection of important detailed studies that show how we are to walk and to worship today. Read these after the Nazarene Israel study, to understand specific topics.

"Nazarene Scripture Studies, Volume 5" provides deep insights into spiritual health, the Torah diet, and biblical modesty. It addresses topics like head coverings, tzitzit, the Ahab and Jezebel spirits, and divorce, guiding believers to separate from Babylonian practices and walk faithfully in the Spirit of truth.

"Nazarene Scripture Studies, Volume 6" focuses on spiritual warfare and mental health. It discusses the dangers of double-mindedness, the importance of conscious breathing to maintain connection with Yeshua's Spirit, and the necessity of contending for "the" single original faith delivered to the saints rather than modern counterfeits.

"Ephraim’s Story" traces the prodigal journey of the ten lost tribes of Israel. It explains their historical dispersion into the nations, their adoption of torahless Christianity, and their prophesied end-time awakening, urging these scattered descendants to reclaim their Hebrew heritage and return to Yahweh's covenant.

The Two Houses of Israel explains the Mystery of the Two Houses of Israel (Ephraim and Judah). It explains how Christians and Jews are estranged brothers in the covenant, and how they are to unite in Messiah Yeshua.

The Genesis 35 Alliance provides details for Revelation and the End Times Part 2. It explains the roles of the 4 patriarchal houses (Judah, Ephraim, Ishmael and Esau) in the end times (Apocalyptic) prophecies. In progress.