Come hear the Sermon as it first sounded-on a hillside in Israel, in the cadence of Hebrew Scripture and the breath of a Jewish rabbi. Yeshua did not speak from cathedrals or councils; His words rose from Torah, Prophets, and Wisdom, addressed to a people formed by covenant. Remembering this is not a trivial footnote; it changes the hue of everything we think we know.
This book invites you to meet Jesus as Rabbi-teacher of a Kingdom whose law is love. Not power stacked in hierarchies, but mercy practiced in streets and kitchens; not rules for winning at life, but a way of becoming whole. When Yeshua speaks of blessing, anger, purity, prayer, generosity, and enemies, He is offering a path-ancient, earthy, and astonishingly fresh. If you let Him, He will sit beside you like a trusted guide: retraining your thoughts, re-weaving your relationships, steadying you in hardship, and teaching you a love that does not flinch. Step into the Jewish setting of the Sermon on the Mount and rediscover a Kingdom that orders the heart as surely as it orders the world. About the Author:Dr. Eitan Bar (born 1984, Tel Aviv) is a Bible scholar, author, and Israeli-Jewish follower of Jesus with multiple advanced degrees in Bible and theology. His unique background-living in Israel, being a native Hebrew speaker, and possessing advanced Christian education-provides a fresh and timely perspective on Christian beliefs and doctrines.