Truth-telling is the most gratifying human expression possible. Disciples and Apostles of Yahshua is but a more accurate restorative account of the facts and figures surrounding the Incarnate Word of a Loving Father. It rescues that which had been forfeited to the world of the dead: us. The careful and methodical piecing of the relevant facts and circumstances surrounding a divine plan of redemption, for all who have been called to a better life in a better place, is the main message of this 22-piece harmonizing literary composition. It is the story of the saints who chose truth over despair. Disciples and Apostles of Yahshua is a lifeline into the Bosom of our Holy Father. It is the story of the social, political and religious obstacles that must be negotiated to reach the Paradise of a Loving Father and Wonderful Elder Brother. God, gods and goddesses have been distracting us from pursuing the promising path that leads to peace and prosperity. This book is that long-awaited mute-button that deletes those distractions.

THE GOSPEL OF YAH’SHUA {THE ONLY NAME GIVEN UNDER HEAVEN BY WHICH WE MUST BE SAVED} AND THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES {The Nazarean Version} ָיה יה ָis Hebrew for God our Savior’s Name, YAH. For YAH is the name above every name (Isaiah 12:2 NKJV). The name above every name was given to the Son of God, YAH’SHUA (Philippians 2:9). The Gospel of YAH’SHUA and the Acts of the Apostles is the story of the four Gospels of the Savior’s life, as witnessed by the Gospel writers and from their other witnesses. Their witness is combined in this book to enhance all that the Savior did and said as one continuous story. He taught twelve disciples to carry on the work of bringing the Good News (the Gospel) to a wretched world full of sin and woe, and contrary to what some may say, the world is a better place due to the teachings of the Savior, as our only hope is in Him. The Acts of the Apostles is the story of their efforts, and it is here combined with the four Gospel writers’ testimony to create an ongoing storyline, and what a story it is! You will be amazed at the life the Savior given in greater detail by the four Gospels weaved together, which truly enhances the life and events of the Savior of the world, our Messiah. It can honestly be said that this book contains the fullness of the Gospel and may answer questions one has been pondering for a long time. Everything within this book is pure Gospel, as they say, with no additives from other sources, only the Bible. Here presented is the revealed name of the Savior, as there is only one name revealed, YAH’SHUA: Nor is there salvation in any other, for there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved. (Acts 4:12) Halleluyah. Praise YAH, praise YAH’SHUA!

Is God good? Is He Just? Has He predetermined who will be saved and who will not ...or has He limited His control and knowledge? The debate has raged for centuries. Logic tells us that God can’t both know and not know what man will do ...yet the Bible clearly teaches both! As long as Christianity embraces the infallibility of the Bible, it is forced to live with the dichotomy. But what if one of these positions has its origins in a Biblical author who was a fraud? Yeshua and The Law versus Paul the False Apostle boldly goes where Christianity is forbidden and exposes the truth about Paul. In this book you will also discover that attaining eternal life is easy, there are TWO books of life, God is righteous in everything He’s ever done, and most importantly ...He is truly to be loved and adored for His Character.

This bestselling glossy, full-color, quick-reference pamphlet is an excellent tool for teaching new and longtime believers about those who walked with Jesus and what it takes to be a disciple of Jesus today. Jesus called twelve ordinary men and turned their weaknesses into strengths, their faults into testimonies, and their doubts into faith. Who were these men who walked with Jesus? What can we learn from their lives? This bestselling glossy, full-color, quick-reference pamphlet is an excellent tool for teaching new and longtime believers about those who walked with Jesus and what it takes to be a disciple of Jesus today. Get Fresh Insights & a Simple Overview of the Twelve Disciples What do you know about the disciples who learned at Jesus’ feet? The Twelve Disciples pamphlet offers a close-up look at the twelve ordinary men whom Jesus trained to care for his church: Peter, James (son of Zebedee), Andrew, Philip, Bartholomew, Matthew, Thomas, James (son of Alphaeus), John, Thaddaeus, Simon the Zealot, and Judas Iscariot. This quick-reference pamphlet presents the life and ministry of Jesus’ twelve disciples in a convenient and easy-to-use, side-by-side comparison chart. The Twelve Disciples pamphlet takes believers inside this circle to learn more about these men as well as:Backgrounds and personalitiesKey events in their lives and lessons learnedStrengths and weaknessesPurposes and missionsEncounters with JesusAnd much more!Glossy and full-color, every pamphlet fact has a Scripture reference. Size: 8.5”x 5.5” unfolds to 33” long. Fits inside most Bible covers. Packed with Fascinating Facts and History What were the backgrounds of the disciples? What was their collective purpose and mission? Here are a few of the facts people will find at a glance in The Twelve Disciples:Each of the disciples were from the Galilee region except for JudasThe disciples were Jesus’ main focus of instructionJesus knew their strengths and their weaknessesJesus trusted them to carry God’s message of redemption to the ends of the earthSee Characteristics and Key Events in the Lives of the Twelve Disciples This bestselling pamphlet reveals the personalities and characteristics of the disciples. For example, Peter was impulsive and courageous whereas John was vengeful and bold. Each disciple had unique and personal encounters with Jesus that speak to the roles of disciples today.Peter was called to be a fisher of men (Matthew 4:19)James was with Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane (Matthew 26:36-46)Andrew told Jesus about the boy with five loaves of bread and two fish (John 20:19-25)Thomas affirmed that Jesus was Lord and God (John 21:2-7)Bonus Features of the Twelve Disciples Pamphlet In addition to this concise overview of the twelve disciples, this quick-reference pamphlet also contains:A chart of the 39 other followers of Jesus mentioned by name in the New Testament: Cleopas, Joanna, Judas (brother of Jesus), Mary Magdalene, and dozens of othersA list of 10 ways Jesus and his disciples demonstrated discipleshipTeachers will appreciate the thoroughness of this easy-to-use resource. Students will gain a new insight into the men whose lives and faiths were shaped by walking with Jesus. Pastors or discipleship leaders may want to purchase one of these pamphlets for each church member.

The book of Revelation says the bride of Christ made herself ready. After decades of study with a broad variety of churches, the author returned to the very words of the Master to investigate what he taught. Do we deceive ourselves when we believe we are in a relationship with Jesus by doing as others have told us? Do we need to first become disciples of Christ who abide in the words that the original disciples said lead to life eternal? What are the terms and meaning of love according to the Master Teacher? What is the message that he said must be believed to be his disciple? He called us to be disciples, not Christians. Seven premises are set forth from what God and Christ had to say about several key elements of the gospel to show that what many Christians believe may not be in accord with the words of God or Christ. Studies include information from the King James Version, Hebrew scriptures, Dead Sea Scrolls, Damascus Document, and the Aramaic English New Testament. Be prepared to set aside any beliefs that are not founded upon the very words of God and Christ. No one will ever need to repent of believing the words of God or the words of His only begotten Sonthe Desired One on whom God placed His Spirit to speak the very words of God directly to mankind. Discover what God said you were created to be and how you can get there, starting today! Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God (Matthew 4:4).

God created you just way He wants you to be, and He loves you. But "Like sheep, we have all wondered away." (Isaiah 53:6, Genesis 1:31, John 16:27)God wants you to return to Him. And this invitation is open to anyone, (whosoever) no matter what they have done in the past.Rom 10:11, "For the Scripture says, "Whosoever is trusting on Him will not be put to shame."" (Isaiah 28:16, John 3:16)The only thing He requires of you, up front, is to recognize your need for God, and His solution.Matthew 5:3, "Happy are those who recognize that they are spiritually deficient, because that is the first step to the Kingdom of Heaven."If you don't think you have a problem, you will not come to God for His solution. (Mat 9:12)What did Yeshua* teach and model to His disciples?Yeshua gathered 12 disciples and instructed them for 3 years. (Mt 4:19, 8:22, 9:9 16:24, 19:21, etc.) During the first year He traveled with them personally instructing them primarily by example. They in turn were sent out in 6 teams of twos to disciple others. (Mt 10, Mark 6:7) Later there were 72 disciples, which is exactly 6 new congregations of 12 disciples. (Luke 10:1) They were to multiply using the pattern, or path, that Yeshua taught them. (Philip 3:16) Yeshua said, "All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Therefore go and make disciples of all Gentiles, immersing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to guard everything I have commanded you. And surely I will be with you always." (Mt 28:18-20) This booklet shares the Path of Yeshua in its most basic form. His Path is taken from the Scripture, mostly Paul's Letters and is very different from the modern church or synagogue model. This book covers Romans through Timothy, which takes you up to Apostle Level, the same stuff that Yeshua taught His Disciples to transform them into Apostles.

This book is a clear biblical approach to understanding the gift and ministry of the apostle and their relationship to local elders and other ministries involved in the ongoing work of the ministry. Apostolic oversight and impartation are both essential to the maturation of the body of Messiah. Together they live and serve to train and equip the body of Messiah for the works of service. The Ekklesia must receive and embrace apostolic fathers in order to become all that Yahshua has purposed. Blake Higginbotham is an apostle with a prophetic word for the Ekklesia. He was born again and filled with the Spirit in 1970 and for 37 years has served in several areas of ministry. He and his wife pioneered a work and pastored for 15 years; but now travel apostolically, singing, preaching, teaching and relating to ministers and business men and women both nationally and internationally. They are involved in leadership training and conference speaking on a monthly basis. Blake Higginbotham is a man with a passion for the eternal purpose of Yahweh and believes that he was born to serve the King, therefore nothing else really matters.