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Ten men of different
nations will take hold of the corner of a Jew saying: "Let us go with you, for we have heard you know G-d!" -- Zechariah 8:2 | |
The Seven Universal Laws |
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Not Commit Blasphemy Do Not Commit Idolatry Do Not Commit Theft Do Not Commit Murder Do Not Commit Immorality Do Not Eat the Limb of a Living Animal Establish Courts of Justice As we continue to renovate this website, additional information concerning the Noahide Laws and the B'Nai Noah Communities will be posted. Be watching for changes and updates! |
The concept of B'Nai Noah (Children of Noah) is as old as the Biblical Flood. After the wickedness of the Flood generation, the survival of Noah and his family represented a new beginning for the earth and mankind. The Creator gave Noah these Seven Laws (in Hebrew, the Sheva Mitzvot) to allow all the people of earth a chance to establish the most basic universal moral and ethical laws required by any society to be truly human. They are about Man's relationship to G-d, Man's treatment of Man,and how to hold Mankind accountable for breaking any of the Laws. |