Publications
Introducing our three-volume series on worship in spirit and truth and remnant priesthood, which yahshua gave his life to establish. These works are written from a nazarite and priestly perspective. Our christian brethren believe that the sacrifical system has been represented as the ceremonial part of the law, which has been either terminated or at best suspended until the kingdom of yah is established here on earth. If this is so, then no one informed yahshua or his disciples, as following his instructions they they were daily in the temple worshipping and participating in the sacrifical system for years after the resurrection, including paul. Our jewish brethren believe that the sacrifices are not possible since there is no temple and cannot be done outside of Jerusalem.
If this was so, no one told moses who commanded that when israel was exiled, they were to turn and do all the things commanded in the torah. Nor did anyone tell the prophets as they prophesied otherwise. If there is a remnant israel, then it follows that there is a remnant priesthood. In his first coming, yahshua came to raise the twelve tribes of israel, raise the nazarites, and as a light to the gentiles. He shed his blood and washed away our sins and made us a kingdom of priests unto his father. These priests and their altars are arising in the world from the west fearing his name and from the rising of the sun his showing his glory. To the lost sheep of the house of israel, these three volumes are a contribution to the message of the kingdom for the remnant of judah and israel, and all who are seeking the way to zion.
These are available on amazon.Com as either an ebook or a softcover version. Volume one: altars of yah: the sin offering melchizedek and the 144000. A nazarite view of offerings the second exodus and the restoration of all israel volume two: altars of yah: yahshua’s nazarite vow and the remnant priesthood. Yahshu’a instructions on our animal sacrifices outside the temple in jerusalem. Volume three is forthcoming
What if Yahshua didn’t just keep the law—what if He fulfilled a Nazarite vow that redefined priesthood, sacrifice, and the path to holiness?
In this eye-opening continuation of Altars of Yah, Volume II reveals how Yahshua not only fulfilled prophecy but walked the ancient Nazarite vow to the letter—offering His body, His blood, and His obedience to restore the priesthood of Melchisedek and the ordination of his apostles is discussed.. In this volume, Yahshuas’ instructions to build altars and make animal offerings outside of the Temple in Jerusalem for the Remnant priesthood are revealed and discussed.
This is not normative Judaism or Christianity, but the word to the Remnant of Israel and the Nazarites or Notsrim..
This volume is not merely a theological study; it’s a call to the Remnant, the 144,000, and all those awakening to true worship in Spirit and in Truth who understand that Salvation is of the Jews or House is of Judah..
Drawing from Torah, the Prophets, the Gospels, and extra-biblical writings like Enoch and the Didache, author Adayah Sampson presents a bold, uncompromising look at Yahshua’s mission—not to abolish sacrifice, but to perfect it. Explore how the forbidden wine, the crown of thorns, and the final cry “I thirst” all point to a vow few have understood, and even fewer have dared to follow.
In Volume II, discover:
- The full prophetic weight of Yahshua’s vow and refusal to drink wine
- Yahshua’s Nazarite Vow and the Sacred Name
- The Prophecies of Worldwide Altars outside of the Temple in Jerusalem
- Worshipping in the Beauty of Holiness
- The Melchisedek Evidence on and Pentecost or Shavout
- A powerful call to modern-day Nazarites, hidden and scattered, to pay your vows
- Yahshua’s and Jewish views on Altars and outside Jerusalem and the Temple
Altars will rise. The Remnant will awaken. The priesthood will be restored. Judah and Israel will come together.
This is not religion. This is restoration.
Now that you know that you are an Israelite, what does that mean? This is not about our talk and debates; this is about our walk in the footsteps of Yahshau, the Jew, the Nazarite, the man from Galilee.
ALTARS OF YAH: Greetings, twelve tribes scattered abroad. This is a herald to the Nazarites and Israel’s scattered and lost sheep —to both Judah and Ephraim — to unite and return to our covenant, the altar, and true worship.
This is called the way.
This work is a call to action, not an exercise in Theology.
There is a paradigm shift in worship back to Spirit and Truth, as prophesied in the Bible, starting in the days of Jacob’s Trouble and as preparatory for the second exodus.
If the sacrificial system and offerings were terminated after the resurrection, then no one told Yahshua or His disciples.
They continued daily in the Temple at the instructions of Yahshua. This was their headquarters where Paul went to seek their guidance.
If the Sacrifices were over, no one told Moses, who commanded that they be kept in the exile—or the prophets Isaiah and Ezekiel.
This is for those who have the faith and zeal to fulfill their prophesied roles in the priesthood and prepare the way for Yahshua, the High Priest.
The traditional views of the brethren in Christianity and Judaism regarding the altar and the sin offering are examined in their historical context.
Volume I of 3 discusses
- The Altars origins.
- An Anatomy of the Sin Offering.
- Objections to and from the Book of Hebrews
- Paul Nazarite Vow
- Gematrial 14 precepts of the forbidden commands given by the sect’s ring leader, Paul, —the standard for the remnant and the 144000 from all Tribes Tribes of Israel and the believing Gentiles washed in the blood.
This is not a theory; these Altars are arising in the earth from the West, where they shall fear His name, and the East, where they shall bring His Glory.
These series introduce this prophetic phenomenon from a Nazarite perspective.
ALTARS OF YAH: Greetings, twelve tribes scattered abroad. This is a herald to the Nazarites and Israel’s scattered and lost sheep —to both Judah and Ephraim — to unite and return to our covenant, the altar, and true worship.
This is called the way.
This work is a call to action, not an exercise in Theology.
There is a paradigm shift in worship back to Spirit and Truth, as prophesied in the Bible, starting in the days of Jacob’s Trouble and as preparatory for the second exodus.
If the sacrificial system and offerings were terminated after the resurrection, then no one told Yahshua or His disciples.
They continued daily in the Temple at the instructions of Yahshua. This was their headquarters where Paul went to seek their guidance.
If the Sacrifices were over, no one told Moses, who commanded that they be kept in the exile—or the prophets Isaiah and Ezekiel.
This is for those who have the faith and zeal to fulfill their prophesied roles in the priesthood and prepare the way for Yahshua, the High Priest.
The traditional views of the brethren in Christianity and Judaism regarding the altar and the sin offering are examined in their historical context.
Volume I of 3 discusses
- The Altars origins.
- An Anatomy of the Sin Offering.
- Objections to and from the Book of Hebrews
- Paul Nazarite Vow
- Gematrial 14 precepts of the forbidden commands given by the sect’s ring leader, Paul, —the standard for the remnant and the 144000 from all Tribes Tribes of Israel and the believing Gentiles washed in the blood.
This is not a theory; these Altars are arising in the earth from the West, where they shall fear His name, and the East, where they shall bring His Glory.
These series introduce this prophetic phenomenon from a Nazarite perspective.
What if Yahshua didn’t just keep the law—what if He fulfilled a Nazarite vow that redefined priesthood, sacrifice, and the path to holiness?
In this eye-opening continuation of Altars of Yah, Volume II reveals how Yahshua not only fulfilled prophecy but walked the ancient Nazarite vow to the letter—offering His body, His blood, and His obedience to restore the priesthood of Melchisedek and the ordination of his apostles is discussed.. In this volume, Yahshuas’ instructions to build altars and make animal offerings outside of the Temple in Jerusalem for the Remnant priesthood are revealed and discussed.
This is not normative Judaism or Christianity, but the word to the Remnant of Israel and the Nazarites or Notsrim..
This volume is not merely a theological study; it’s a call to the Remnant, the 144,000, and all those awakening to true worship in Spirit and in Truth who understand that Salvation is of the Jews or House is of Judah..
Drawing from Torah, the Prophets, the Gospels, and extra-biblical writings like Enoch and the Didache, author Adayah Sampson presents a bold, uncompromising look at Yahshua’s mission—not to abolish sacrifice, but to perfect it. Explore how the forbidden wine, the crown of thorns, and the final cry “I thirst” all point to a vow few have understood, and even fewer have dared to follow.
In Volume II, discover:
- The full prophetic weight of Yahshua’s vow and refusal to drink wine
- Yahshua’s Nazarite Vow and the Sacred Name
- The Prophecies of Worldwide Altars outside of the Temple in Jerusalem
- Worshipping in the Beauty of Holiness
- The Melchisedek Evidence on and Pentecost or Shavout
- A powerful call to modern-day Nazarites, hidden and scattered, to pay your vows
- Yahshua’s and Jewish views on Altars and outside Jerusalem and the Temple
Altars will rise. The Remnant will awaken. The priesthood will be restored. Judah and Israel will come together.
This is not religion. This is restoration.
Now that you know that you are an Israelite, what does that mean? This is not about our talk and debates; this is about our walk in the footsteps of Yahshau, the Jew, the Nazarite, the man from Galilee.