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THE APOSTOLIC RECORD BOOKS

Works by Michael Antonio Jeter

Long-form examinations of Scripture, covenant, theology, history, and apostolic teaching.

The Apostolic Record Books presents the long-form works of Michael Antonio Jeter. These volumes examine questions of Scripture, covenant, Torah, apostolic testimony, doctrine, and biblical history through sustained study and evidentiary inquiry.

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APOSTOLIC ORTHODOXY

Michael Antonio Jeter

A forensic examination of Christianity before the court of Scripture, testing doctrine and tradition against the Law, the Prophets, Yahshua, and the apostolic witness.

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NOT AGAINST THE LAW

Michael Antonio Jeter

An examination of Paul in his own words, challenging the claim that the apostle taught the abolition of Torah and recovering the Hebraic context of his teaching.

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THE GREAT SLEEP

Michael Antonio Jeter

A biblical examination of death, resurrection, and the state of the dead, testing inherited doctrines against the testimony of Scripture.

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THE ONE TRUE ELOHIM: THE TRINITY DECEPTION

Michael Antonio Jeter

An examination of the identity and oneness of Elohim, challenging Trinitarian doctrine through Scripture and the testimony concerning Yahshua.

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THE APPOINTED FEASTS

Michael Antonio Jeter

An examination of Yah’s appointed times, their covenant meaning, and their continuing significance within the biblical record.

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THE BIBLE: WHO, WHAT, WHEN, AND WHERE?

Michael Antonio Jeter

An investigation of the biblical canon, covenant history, and the identity of Israel, asking how the Scriptures came to us and whose story they record.

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THE MARRIAGE KEPT

Michael Antonio Jeter

A journey through Jeremiah’s covenant marriage imagery, examining Israel’s unfaithfulness, Yah’s judgment and mercy, and the enduring call to repentance and restoration.

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WORDS THAT WOUND, WORDS THAT HEAL

Michael Antonio Jeter

A biblical examination of profanity, cursing, and the moral power of speech—asking what Scripture actually requires of the words we use.

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