Thank you so much! It is also a pleasure to make these video's, but the main purpose is indeed to spread the seven Noahide guidelines to live by.

@@annemarielaseur4093 I must repeat how much I admire your community. It takes great courage and commitment to Truth to go against the tide.

@@libbyadler9360 Your comment is a great support! Toda raba meod!

That is because you do not understand their purpose. Learn about them and why they want a one world religion. Revelation warns of the antichrist one world religion.

@@elsablue3646 A one world “religion” will take place no matter what you may think it may or may not be. Zephaniah 3:9 “For then I will restore to the peoples a pure language, that they all may call on the name of Adonai, to serve Him with one accord.” The one world “religion” in which you have believed through the Christian doctrine is only used by men in order to manipulate and spread fear through the human powers that be throughout the nations. A temporary power that will be crushed by the God of Israel. Man has always tried to mimic God and His Might. Knowing the difference is key.

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It depends on who you ask. My experience in general is positive, sometimes it needs explanation indeed. Thank you for your support Lestibournes

@Iyas kelu The answer is too much to explain. Ask Rabbi Singer or a few of the other fine Orthodox Rabbis on youture who are not Messianic.

@Iyas kelu Good question, and I'll try to answer how I understand it on one foot. Most people ask the question of whether God is fair to the _Gentiles?_ According to the Ramchal (Rabbi Moshe Chayim Luzzatto) and our tradition, God initially intended for humanity not to be categorized into two groups (Jews and non-Jews) and for all humanity to receive the (613 commandments of) the Torah. After Adam and Eve ate from the fruit, humanity experienced a decline in spiritual greatness that necessitated focusing the original objective of humanity into one smaller group of people. That group could have been anyone, but only Abraham heeded the call, so he and his offspring were developed into a nation that received the Torah. The non-Jews were not cut out of their role and were called to observe the 7 commandments associated with Noah. They are allowed to convert, it is considered praiseworthy, but they don't have to.

@Iyas kelu Oh yes He is more then fair to the Jews. You should understand that the mandate to be Jewish includes of course the 613 mitzvot. Those are not mere laws to abide to. They are 613 opportunities for the Jews to cling to Hashem. The Jewish person who has the real Torah outlook will not be looking at the laws as impediments to a freer life. No, the polar opposite! The very essence of the "everything" has given the Jews more opportunities to come closer and closer to His essence. (so to speak). Now, for those who say that that is not honest to non-Jewish should know that almost everybody should be able to become Jewish, as long as he understands and hallmarks this very point. Because with more opportunity also comes more responsibility.

@Iyas Kelu REALLY?! So on what basis was Noah's generation deemed wicked, as well as Sodom and Gemorrah? EVERYONE knew about the Noahide Laws! Stop writing propaganda about the "Rabbis making things up!" Such utter RUBBISH!

I respect Noahides a lot.The Noahide path is a great in a spiritual sense as getting closer to Hashem,but very lonely path

It is lonely.

@@dianegee8954 What gives you that idea? Sure, most Noahides don't live near others who share their faith and therefore can't talk face to face with other Noahides, but that doesn't mean Noahides can't communicate via other means. A Noahide may also live close to a Synagogue, meaning they can attend Jewish services and talk with Jews, Rabbi and perhaps even other Noahides.

@Barbara B That's a sacrifice someone has to be willing to make

@Barbara B Remember what Avraham had to do? *Leave his land, relatives, and father’s house* Genesis 12:3 Nonetheless, now there’s *the Internet/ Zoom classes* *SO MUCH TO BE THANKFUL FOR* *Baruch HaShem* 👏🏼

Thank you!

Yes he is a great blessing!

hope bnai noah will grow in indonesia.

@@joshberman9318 Amen !

Shalom as you said you're from indonesia and as far as i'm concerned that indonesia is a country with the most muslim population in the world. So from your community point of view did you considered muslim as part of noahide since they also follow noah commandement?

@@noob-kun7768 No, Islam ☪️ *does NOT believe in HaShem* like the *Noachides DO* They believe in *alah* who is *NOT The CREATOR OF The UNIVERSE*

Gentiles need to keep the Torah's 7 Noahide commandments.

Like he said, Torah is gift to us all. @@hrvatskinoahid1048

Thank you!

It is in Utrecht, Holland.

You are very right. But sometimes it occurs, and there are some groups who are in reality christian but say they are Noahide to get an open door in Jewish world to evangelize. That is very confusing as you can imagine. Thanks for comment!

@@annemarielaseur4093 Thank you. Good point. I'm sure they do try to infiltrate that way.

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Gentiles are obligated to keep the 7 Noahide commandments only.

I know how you feel. You and I are the same age and I was a christian. I was raised that way. Now I’m a Noahide and my wife is too. Here is my advice to you, offered in love and friendship. Don’t worry about Jewish customs and rituals. Most of them aren’t for us. (Though they are beautiful, aren’t they?) Forget about those for now, you need answers. Concentrate on what will help you right now. Torah. What is that? It’s a lot more than what’s taught in churches, I assure you. Torah is a love covenant. It’s a ketubah! What does that mean? Start digging into the Jewish bible. Try to figure out what I’m saying here. When you do, you’ll fall so madly in love with HaShem it’ll drive you nuts. Start reading the Jewish bible. Don’t do it the way christians do, do it right. Slow down. I’ll explain what I’m saying. Read Ezekiel chapter 18. All of it. Think about it. Then read it again. Chew on it. Do it again tomorrow. And the next day. Now, you may ask, but you said read the Torah? Ain’t Ezekiel one of the prophets? And you would be right. Here’s the beauty. HaShem gave us the prophets to teach us. What is Ezekiel 18? A deeper lesson on Deuteronomy 24:16. Slow down. Think about what you’re doing. Think. There is an all powerful, almighty, never ending, infinite power that created everything. And He sent you a message. Do you care? Do you care enough to slow down and actually try to truly understand what He is saying? I know you do. That’s why you’re here. This is what helped me. I used to read the Shema every morning when I got up and every night when i went to bed. What happened? I don’t need to read it anymore 😂. I know it by heart. But that isn’t the point. The answer is that I read it so many times that I actually UNDERSTOOD it. I get it. And it made me see Jews and Judaism in a whole new way. You’ll get it. You’ll see. Just slow down and remember one thing. This ain’t some dime store romance novel we’re talking about here. It’s the greatest love story ever told. Look for that. Try to see it. It’s there and HaShem wants you to find it. Baruch HaShem

As a Noahide since 2013, I would recommend you find an Orthodox Rabbi to answer your questions. The advice I give to you is this: What you "feel in your heart" is not always a correct choice in life (especially when attempting to observe Shabbat). This practice is intended for Jews exclusively. It's NOT what you feel or think that's important but what G-D requires of you. I understand how you feel, but in this case, (as with the Jewish holidays and ritual practices), you need to put your "feelings" aside.

Following the teaching of the teacher is important. Not Following the teacher.

Gods chosen people are those that believe in Jesus Christ through the gift of faith given by God the Father. You are asking people who reject Jesus Christ how to worship the God they reject. The Bible says that they who reject the Son, reject the Father and shall never enter His kingdom. You are asking the serpent how to worship his scaly skin.

Thanks!

Don't trust reddit. I recognize the subreddit you're talking about. They have a lot of people who have a lot of different and contrasting opinions on Judaism, and don't even want to make it work and combine with brotherhood.

They were correct. According to halakha (Jewish Law), there are two sets of laws in the Torah; one law for Jews, one for non-Jews. Unfortunately, most people here do not understand what halakha is.

Noahide law is required for all residents in the land of Israel. Not only is Israel bound to instantiate the laws, every nation in the entire world is bound to instiantiate tha lawa

@@rajeshkumar-mo8tx are you referring to Israel the country, or Israel the nation? it's 2 completely different concepts.

Gentiles have no obligation to convert to Judaism.

In Olam Hazeh and Olam Haba, Noahides from each nation will always maintain the traditions of their own culture, such as language, festivals, symbols, arts, customs, and values, and God will never punish them for that because He blessed each nation outside of Israel with their own culture (Deuteronomy 32:8).

How can values be included in that..if a cultures values include freedom and Noachide must according to what I have been informed follow any instruction give by Jews or Rabbis.which includes being a slave if ordered to be one? And that most Noachid if not all will be ordered to slavery...So how can both be true..either one is and the other is not?​@@rabbialmodovar7231

Thank you for this info. Good job!

no google did not answer me Tovia was a shitty companion... editor-help wanted if resources to pay are available... not going to search Tovia meaning You Companions Have Benefit In You Already And You Have Potential (God not being a God of forces what is that in our Bible for... forces become idolized Idolized As if A preparing Were Required More Than Being Drawn... As Being Drawn To Who Went Up onto That Cross Noted He said it was Done And He Gave Up The Ghost... And It shouldn't have to comfort Any In The World, That I Know Who Was Doing The Works And Delivering The State And The Part that was the evenings, and that part that was the mornings were those days sufficient in them was the evil thereof... parable to being as similar to the day... then as to define a day seven times brighter, and a darkness in a new scope.. And Then Also Blessed Is The Name Of The Lord

What is exactly your point?

Hashem did not make you responsible for 613 commandments. Hashem requires everyone to keep the eternal standards of holiness and justice. There is no covetousness in this. You have an opinion lacking in discernment. That is because you do not want to change. You prefer your fantasy traditions and grilled bratwursts. All under the guise of liberty and family. Pffft.

That statement does not make sense at all. "Two or more sets of ... laws for mankind." What would you describe the present situation of laws by nations as? You are terrified of TALMUD the same as you are terrified of hell and Sharia. You like your god because of its leniency. Why be terrified of hell?? You have a lenient god. Scary to give that god up because then you have to face yourself. Convert everyone to that, right?

@@debrapaulino918 - One law shall be to him that is home born, and unto the stranger that sojourneth among you. Ex12:49. And the LORD said, "I will make all my goodness pass before you and will proclaim before you my name " The LORD". And I will be gracious to whom I will be gracious, and will show mercy on whom I will show mercy. Ex33:19

Meaning, The LORD had found grace on a person or the community that is held captive in Oskar Schindler's camp. This is not about Schindler, this is about mercy and compassion on the captive/s. Therefore Noahide doctrine is man made.

I prefer the 7 Noahide laws to your man-idol.

Five of the Noahide Commandments are explicitly found in different verses in the Book of Genesis. One is found in Leviticus. The remaining one (and in fact all of them) can be inferred from a single verse in Genesis. [1] 1. Do Not Worship a False Deity Genesis 2:16 states: “And L-rd G-d commanded to the man, saying…” This Divine command to Adam implies that only the One True G-d, the Creator of the spiritual and physical realms, should be obeyed and honored as the Deity, and the greatest honor is to serve and worship Him. Thus, one should serve and worship only the One True G-d, and not any idol. [1] 2. Do Not Curse G-d’s Name Leviticus 24:10-17 relates the incident of a Jew who violated the injunction of Exodus 22:27 and blasphemed in anger. Moreover, Leviticus 24:15 in Hebrew states: “ish ish (‘any man’) who curses his G-d shall bear his sin.” Why the double expression of “ish ish” (which literally means “a man, a man”)? It means to include all mankind, both Jews and Gentiles. This teaches that it is prohibited for Gentiles as well to curse G-d’s Name (G-d forbid!). [2] 3. Do Not Commit Murder or Injury The edict against murder, and the punishment for this transgression, is stated in Genesis 9:5-6: “…of man for his brother, I [G-d] will demand the soul of man. Whoever sheds the blood of man, among man, his blood shall be shed; for in the image of G-d He made man.” 4. Do Not Have Forbidden Sexual Relations Five of the six types of intercourse relations that are forbidden by G-d to Gentiles are covered in Genesis 2:24: “Therefore a man shall leave his father and his mother and cling to his wife, and they shall become one flesh.” This verse explicitly forbids relations of a man with (1) his mother, with a woman who has ever been his father’s domestic partner or certified wife, with a woman who is currently a domestic partner or certified wife of another man, with another male, or with an animal. A Gentile is also forbidden to have relations with his maternal sister, which is learned from Gen. 20:12: “Moreover, she is indeed my sister, my father’s daughter, though not my mother’s daughter; and she became my wife.” (Note that Abraham said this to appease Abimelech. It was actually only figuratively true in his case, since Sarah was the daughter of Abraham’s brother. So they had the same paternal grandfather, and the children of one’s children are like one’s own children.) It also was universally accepted that father-daughter relations would be included, as evidenced by the disgrace of Lot after he had relations with his two daughters, following G-d’s destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah (Gen. 19:29-36, and Rashi’s explanation of Gen. 20:1). In addition to the abomination to G-d of relations of a male with a male, relations of a female with a female are likewise an abomination to G-d, which is learned from the fact that they are both included in the subjects of the verse Lev. 18:3, which speaks against the immoral practices of the ancient Egyptians and Canaanites, and which Lev.18:30 refers to as “abominable traditions.” The Midrash (Sifra) specifically names these abominations: “A man would marry a man, a woman would marry a woman, and a woman would be married to two men.” 5. Do Not Commit Theft The prohibition of theft is contained within the permission which G-d granted to Adam and Hava (Eve) in Genesis 2:16 to eat from the trees of the garden. This implies that if the permission had not been granted, they would have been forbidden to do so, because the property did not belong to them. This applied specifically to the fruit of the Tree of “Knowledge of Good and Evil” which was forbidden for them to take, under penalty of death (Genesis 2:17). This Noahide commandment was cited explicitly by Abraham in Genesis 21:25. 6. Don’t Eat Meat that was Taken from a Live Animal Adam and Hava (Eve) were not given permission to kill animals for food, and this remained in effect until after the Flood. G-d permitted the eating of meat for the first time to Noah and his family after they left the Ark, which is why G-d at that time added the seventh commandment, which prohibits the eating of meat that was severed from a living animal (even if it was stunned and insensitive). This commandment given to Noah is recorded in Genesis 9:4: “But meat, with its soul [which is in] its blood you shall not eat.” 7. Establish Laws and Courts of Justice G-d commanded Noah regarding the trial and punishment of a murderer, as it says in Genesis 9:6, “Whoever sheds the blood of man, among man, his blood shall be shed…” This refers to a Noahide commandment to judge and penalize a murderer. This is explained as follows by the Talmudic Sages: “Whoever sheds the blood of man” (referring to the murderer), “among man” (i.e., he is to be prosecuted in a court by a man who is qualified to testify as a witness), “his blood shall be shed” (if convicted, he is liable to capital punishment by the court). The Noahide Code specifies that Gentile societies are obligated to abide by justice by establishing a system of righteous courts of law.

In Genesis you can distract the Noahide universal "statement-laws" with the last one that was given to Noah (ever min hachai). These laws were confirmed at Matan Torah (therefore we call them laws). Only the laws that existed before and were repeated at Matan Torah, are considered the 7 Noahide Laws.

Do you understand the arrogance underlying your question? I don’t mean to hurt you but the whole question is off. Yes we can show you. But what’s with the tone?

@@proudpharisee5303 how can i be nuhî?

@@kemalistgenc7287 noahide? by living by the laws

@@proudpharisee5303 excuse my question. Can non-Jews convert to Judaism?

@@kemalistgenc7287 sure!

A Noahide is a person found nowhere in scripture. He/she is a person found in the writings of a 12th century rabbi called Maimonaides (also affectionately called Rambam). Wikipedia has an extensive article about him. Defenders of noahidism, including R.Singer, equate the writings as being on a par with God's word, with the disastrous result of being guilty of attempting to add to the Bible. God does not suffer fools gladly concerning adding to his word, so my advice is to learn of the 7 laws so that you can give wise answers, but stay well clear of them.

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@@JesusisaMuslim Quran was made by a false prophet much like Paul writing most of the new testament

@@JesusisaMuslim adonai rebuke thee Ha Satan

@@JesusisaMuslim tread not on the path of the wicked. Do not eat of their tables or bank on such illusions. Forsake your vanity return to the light

It is Judaism as a religion, without joining the Jewish Nation.

Where did you get that from? He is a very knowledgeable ordained Orthodox Rabbi.

The Most High does not incarnate or die for sin. That is not interpretation of Scripture. Interpretation is what Christians do with Isaiah 53 etc etc. Torah was the beginning of the end of human sacrifice rampant in our ancient history.

Furthermore, there were 31 other crucified saviors born of virgins prior to yours.

Jesus said No one seen God

If G-d had a son, I missed it at the MT.SINAÏ revelation. Jesus wasn't there, nor is there a verse in scripture one has to belief in the messiah in order to be saved!

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@@Ken-iu2zp what's the stereotype.

In islam we believe that Jesus did actually come to the Jewish people as a mighty prophet just to alleviate part of their own laws that were ´´overburdening´´

@@mansako2293 Jesus died on the cross and rose again so that when we repent of our sins and trust in Him we will be saved..He also said we must be born again to enter heaven. John 3:16. Jesus was the Son of God not just a prophet. He told us who He was.

@@elsablue3646 God is The Most Merciful and He Shows and Proves Mercy. No human sacrifice should be therefore required to atone for sins otherwise GOD wouldn't have called HIMSELF ´´ar Rahman´´ cause GOD isn't a man that HE SHOULD LIE OR CONTRADICT HIMSELF

@@elsablue3646 If Jesus died for all your sins, there's no need to repent. The passover isn't even a sin offering. And if he paid your wages for sin, he should be in hell for you forever. You are deceived. Jer. 16:19-21.

@@RoseSharon7777 you are deceived. You have no salvation or atonement without the Messiah's foretold sacrifice Isaiah 53, psalm 22

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David They cover up the Forbidden Chapter in Isaiah, They’re waiting on their messiah from David and Joseph bloodline, (can’t be more obvious) They rejected him , chose a murderer to be freed on sabbath instead , satanic Talmud disrespects him,kill their Bloodline Brothers and sisters for land These are the kind of people that mocked Noah then tried to cling on to ark, Lost cause my Brethren YHWH Bless

@@strongboyfriend Isaiah 43:11-12.

@@deuteronomy6411 No one has covered up anything. There are orthodox Jewish opinions that Isaiah 53 is about the nation of Israel - since it is one of four servant songs in that section of Isaiah - three of which call the servant Israel directly. I know of other opinions which state that is its speaking of a righteous portion of the nation of Israel and, lastly that it refers to the Mashiach. Friend, why do you reject the Torah of Hashem? What does the prophet Micah say about the end of days: "Then many nations will go and say: 'Come, let us go up to the mountain of Hashem, to the House of the God of Jacob! Then He will direct us in His ways, and we will walk in His paths.' For Torah will go forth from Zion, and the word of Hashem from Jerusalem..." And what did Moses our teacher say in Deuteronomy 30: "I will circumcise your hearts and..."You will again obey the Lord and follow all his commands I am giving you today..." All of the prophets are clear - Israel will one day obey the Torah, as a blessed nation in the land of Israel - and the nations will flock to Israel to learn the Torah from them...

Krishna did the same thing for Hindus 3000 yrs? ago I think. They still believe he was supernaturally incarnated from the eternal God through a human woman Devurte. I do not think that is spelled right. They believe the eternal One does this every so many millennia as needed ... they do not have an issue with Jesus whatsoever. Do not argue that your Jesus is the real one. He is one of 32. Y--H does not incarnate. Only God I know of that doesn't. Maybe First Nations don't think God does either. I have not found that with them so far.

So does my mother.

@@pageparker9459 That's debatable

Yeah but his love can't save you .. your Bible says only God is your savior Isaiah 43 :11

@@3wolfsdown702 That's another debate, depending who one accepts as their Messiah, so far he's the only one ever come forward that best matches the description.

@@JohnSmith-uu5ov nowhere does it say that the Messiah supposed to save your soul in Torah .. the false Messiah is the one who comes claiming he can save your soul