DAVID WILBER

Messianic Torah Teacher & Author

Biblical Studies on Pronomian (Pro-Torah) Theology & Messianic Judaism

Shalom! I'm David Wilber, and I publish articles and videos on pronomian (pro-Law / Torah) theology and biblical law, including biblical feasts, Sabbath, and dietary laws through the lens of Messianic Judaism, while teaching about how to live faithfully as a follower of Yeshua (Jesus).

I also write often on other biblical topics, including the relationship between the Law of Christ and the Law of Moses, how Jesus fulfilled the Torah, the Book of Jubilees and other extra-biblical books such as 1 Enoch and Jasher, and questions about the biblical canon.

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The opinions expressed on this site are my own and may not always reflect the views of other ministries and organizations with which I’m affiliated.

Who Is David Wilber?

David Wilber is an author, Bible teacher, and CEO of Pronomian Publishing LLC. He has written several books and numerous theological articles, with his work appearing in outlets such as the Christian Post and the Journal of Biblical Theology. David has spoken at churches and conferences across the nation and has served as a researcher and Bible teacher for a number of Messianic and Christian ministries.

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Books from David Wilber

In addition to the articles you’ll find on this site, I’ve authored several books on topics ranging from the Sabbath and biblical festivals to the biblical canon. You can learn more about the books I’ve written on this page:

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Latest Articles

Articles
Mary’s Perpetual Virginity, the Sabbath, and the Weight of Tradition
Pronomian Theology
Mary’s Perpetual Virginity, the Sabbath, and the Weight of Tradition
Pronomian Theology

Mary’s perpetual virginity was taught very early and remained the mainstream Christian position for well over a thousand years. Yet most Protestants today reject it because they believe Scripture clearly shows that Mary did not remain a virgin after giving birth to Jesus. I think this history offers an instructive parallel to the question of Sabbath observance. How much weight should longstanding Christian tradition carry when it seems to conflict with a straightforward reading of Scripture?

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Pronomian Theology
“Do We Overthrow the Law?”: Reexamining Paul’s View of Torah in Romans
Pronomian Theology
“Do We Overthrow the Law?”: Reexamining Paul’s View of Torah in Romans
Pronomian Theology

Did the apostle Paul reject the Torah (the Law of Moses) as an authoritative standard of conduct for followers of the Messiah? While many interpreters believe that he did, several passages in Romans point in a different direction. This article offers a pronomian reading of some of Paul’s statements about the Torah in Romans. In contrast to the antinomian view, a pronomian view holds that the Torah continues to function as divine instruction for believers.

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Pronomian Theology
What Is the Hebrew Roots Movement? (And Why I Don’t Identify With It)
FAQ, Pronomian Theology
What Is the Hebrew Roots Movement? (And Why I Don’t Identify With It)
FAQ, Pronomian Theology

I am a follower of Yeshua (Jesus) the Messiah, and I believe the Torah (the Law of Moses) remains relevant for God’s people today and should still be obeyed. So does that make me part of the Hebrew Roots Movement? There are two reasons why it does not.

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FAQ, Pronomian Theology
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Latest Videos

Videos
Did I Win My Debate With R. L. Solberg on Acts 15?
Apologetics
Did I Win My Debate With R. L. Solberg on Acts 15?
Apologetics

Did I win my debate with R. L. Solberg on Acts 15? Some of Solberg’s followers have conceded that my position was “technically right,” but they argue that I still failed to establish the debate proposition. In this brief recap, I respond to that objection, explain why the Apostolic Decree required Gentile believers to keep commandments from the Law of Moses, and clarify my use of early Christian writers such as Justin Martyr.

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Apologetics
DEBATE: Did the Apostles Require Gentiles to Keep Torah in Acts 15? (David Wilber vs. R. L. Solberg)
Apologetics
DEBATE: Did the Apostles Require Gentiles to Keep Torah in Acts 15? (David Wilber vs. R. L. Solberg)
Apologetics

Did the apostles require Gentile believers to keep the Law of Moses (Torah) in Acts 15? David Wilber and R. L. Solberg debate the Jerusalem Council, the Apostolic Decree, and the biblical role of Torah for Gentile believers.

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Apologetics
Candace Owens is Wrong About the Hebrew Word Goy / Goyim
Apologetics
Candace Owens is Wrong About the Hebrew Word Goy / Goyim
Apologetics

Candace Owens claimed on the Shawn Ryan podcast that the Hebrew word goy means "cattle." In this video, I explain why she is wrong by looking at the terms goy and goyim in the Hebrew Scriptures.

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Apologetics
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