ALTARS OF YAH: YAHSHUA'S NAZARITE VOW AND THE REMNANT PRIESTHOOD: YAHSHUA'S INSTRUCTIONS ON ANIMAL SACRIFICE OUTSIDE THE TEMPLE OF JERUSALEM (ALTARS OF YAH-144000 Priests) Paperback – August 28, 2025

Volume II of the Altars of Yah SeriesIn an age of confusion, restoration begins with understanding the altar.Altars of Yah: Yahshua’s Nazarite Vow continues the exploration of covenant, priesthood, and sacrifice—revealing their ongoing relevance beyond the boundaries of ancient Jerusalem.Within this framework, the remnant priesthood—often associated with the 144,000 described in Scripture—is understood as a consecrated body called to covenant faithfulness, restoration, and service in the last days. This work approaches that calling not as an abstraction, but as a lived reality grounded in Scripture.Building on Volume I, this book examines Yahshua’s Nazarite vow, the calling and formation of the remnant priesthood, and the role of the apostles within a restored priestly order. It also explores the Melchizedek priesthood, the song of the Lamb, and Israel's covenant identity through a Nazarite lens.A central focus of this volume is the question of sacrifice beyond Jerusalem—examining how the altar, as presented throughout Scripture, extends into the reality of exile. Through this lens, the work considers the continuity of worship, the role of covenant obedience, and the relationship between sacrifice and restoration outside the traditional temple system.Drawing from the Torah, the Prophets, and the New Testament, this volume presents a unified framework that connects identity, priesthood, and worship into a single covenantal structure. The altar is understood not as a relic of the past, but as a living principle—central to repentance, consecration, and restoration.This work is written for those seeking clarity in a time of spiritual confusion—for students of Scripture, ministry leaders, and those who recognize the call to return to the ancient paths.In exile, the altar remains.And where the altar remains, restoration begins. Read more