Pronomian Publishing

Pronomian Publishing is a publishing house led by CEO David Wilber. It produces Messiah-centered books that affirm the authority and ongoing relevance of Scripture, including the Torah, or Law of Moses. Its readers are Christians and Messianic Jews, and it offers both academic and practical resources.

The catalog includes the Pronomian Pocket Guide series, concise studies of key biblical passages from a pro-Torah perspective. It also publishes the Messianic Jewish Application Commentary series (MJAC), which offers detailed exegesis and practical insights from Messianic scholars. Recent titles include a pocket guide to Hebrews 7–10 and a Messianic commentary on 1 Peter. Others include a study of the word "fulfill" in Matthew 5:17 and a book arguing that 1 Enoch, Jubilees and Jasher are not inspired Scripture. Featured author Eitan ben Levi holds degrees in history and biblical languages from Liberty University.

The name reflects a theological position the publisher describes as "pronomian," meaning pro-law, in contrast to antinomian theology. Its statement of faith holds to the 66 books of the Protestant canon, the Trinity, and Jesus, or Yeshua, as the divine Messiah. It holds that the Torah has not been abolished and that keeping it is a response to salvation, not a means to it.

The publisher accepts submissions that align with its statement of faith, chiefly biblical commentaries, apologetics works and devotionals. Books are sold directly and through Amazon, and the publisher also sells Torah-themed T-shirts.