A Bible Scholar & Author Bringing a Jewish Perspective to the Christian Faith
Dr. Eitan Bar (born 1984, Tel Aviv) is a Bible scholar, indie author, and Israeli-Jewish follower of Jesus with multiple advanced degrees in Bible and theology.
His unique background— being a Jewish native Hebrew speaker and possessing advanced Christian education— provides a fresh and timely perspective on Christian beliefs and doctrines.
After spending over 20 years in a hyper-fundamentalist movement (Dr. Bar co-founded ONE FOR ISRAEL Ministry— a Messianic Reformed non-profit and Bible college), Eitan deconstructed the Calvinistic fundamentalist beliefs and left the movement and organization in 2022, becoming a truly free-thinker and an independent author of several books, including a few Best-Sellers.
Eitan frequently lectures worldwide, primarily in Europe and the U.S., and his apologetical Hebrew-language videos, with over 25 million views, have made him a widely recognized figure in Israel for representing faith in Yeshua (Hebrew for Jesus).
📚 Dr. Bar is an indie author, meaning he chooses to stay independent and avoid traditional publishers for various reasons. Whenever you buy one of Eitan’s books, you directly bless his ministry!
Dr. Eitan Bar (born 1984, Tel Aviv) is a Bible scholar, indie author, and Israeli-Jewish follower of Jesus with multiple advanced degrees in Bible and theology. His unique background—being a Jewish native Hebrew speaker and possessing advanced Christian education—provides a fresh and timely perspective on Christian beliefs and doctrines.
After spending over 20 years in a hyper-fundamentalist movement (Dr. Bar co-founded ONE FOR ISRAEL Ministry—a Messianic Reformed non-profit and Bible college), Eitan deconstructed the Calvinistic/fundamentalist beliefs and left the movement and organization in 2022, becoming a truly free-thinker and an independent author of several books, including a few Best-Sellers.
Eitan frequently lectures worldwide, primarily in Europe and the U.S., and his apologetical Hebrew-language videos, with over 25 million views, have made him a widely recognized figure in Israel for representing faith in Yeshua (Hebrew for Jesus).
📚 Dr. Bar is an indie author, meaning he chooses to stay independent and avoid traditional publishers for various reasons. Whenever you buy one of Eitan’s books, you directly bless his ministry!
In association with CPM, Eitan produced the testimonies of hundreds of Jews who came to believe in Jesus.
Over 120,000,000 views worldwide. Winner of the NRB award.
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“Deconstruction, is a phenomenon within American evangelicalism in which Christians rethink their faith and jettison previously held beliefs, sometimes to the point of no longer identifying as Christians.” Wikipedia Why are several generations now deconstructing? I know you all went through at least one phase of deconstructing when you were younger, but it’s …
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His holiness is so pure that he cannot forgive without punishing.1 Stan Mast, Calvinist Preacher Some Christian denominations, such as Calvinists and Evangelicals, rigidly adhere to Penal Substitutionary Atonement (PSA), asserting that God’s holiness demands a rigid punishment for sin. And when I say rigid, I mean melting your skin …
In 2014, I sat down with Mitch Glazer, the president of Chosen People Ministries, and shared my idea to film the testimony stories of Jewish individuals who have been “born again.” He was very excited about it and generously offered to cover the entire project’s cost. Over the next eight …
In the Talmud’s tractate Gittin 56b-57a, another account referencing Jesus describes him enduring eternal punishment in hell, submerged in boiling excrement (yes, poop). This punishment is presented as retribution for his alleged misdeeds and for supposedly leading the people of Israel away from God and towards idolatry.
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The wrath of God can be allegorically likened to a loving father who sternly warns his child against touching a hot stove. The father’s prohibition is not borne out of anger or hatred but rather out of love and a desire to protect the child from harm. Yet, if the …
