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Subscribe to ourOne-minute lessons on selected chapters of the Book of Genesis of Moses, from Rabbi Nachman Simon.
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Marriage should focus on keeping a peaceful home based on Torah's principles. The Mishnah teaches: Peace is the vessel that holds and sustains G-d's blessing.
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Includes prayers for Noahides authored by Rabbis J. I. Schochet o.b.m. and Moshe Weiner. This prayerbook guides your daily prayers, blessings, praises and repentance to the One True G-d, starting...
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It is no coincidence that these two holidays occur around the same time in the year. The Rebbe reveals deep similarities between the Thanksgiving holiday and Hanukkah.
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When one prays for material well-being, he turns to G-d for help. This fulfills a purpose of creation, connecting G-dliness with the mundane worldly existence.
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Guidance for individuals, families, and communities about
The Noahide (or Noachide) moral code of Seven Universal Commandments was given to Noah and his children after the Flood. It assured them that humanity would never degenerate into a jungle again. It prohibits (1) idolatry, (2) blasphemy, (3) homicide, (4) forbidden relations, (5) robbery, and (6) eating meat that was taken from a still-living animal (cruelty to animals), and it also includes a requirement (7) for societies to establish courts of justice. The details included in these fundamental commandments provide the guidelines for truly ethical behavior.
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This Divine Code is the foundation of all true morality. Ask Noah teaches about these eternal commandments in the light of their sources in the Torah of Moses, along with insights about the nature of creation and the important roles of all people as individuals and members of society. By fulfilling our potential within the context of this covenant, the spiritual goal for the creation is reached. This is how the world becomes a beautiful gem. where G-d will dwell with us in a revealed way!
Increase your knowledge of the One True G-d.
Respect:
Uphold righteousness in your judicial system.
And light up the world with acts of goodness & kindness!
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An Introduction to the 7 Noahide Commandments
G-d gave six commandments to Adam, and He added a seventh in the Covenant of the Rainbow with Noah.
Sources and Timeline for the 7 Commandments
The 7 Noahide Laws are coded in Genesis 2:16. Five are explicitly found in verses in Genesis, one is in Leviticus.
The Prohibition of Idolatry
Belief in G-d & the prohibition of idolatry are the foundation of the Noahide Code.
The Prohibition of Blasphemy against G-d
The prohibition of blasphemy means not curse the Creator as He is known by His holy Names.
The Prohibition of Theft
One must be very careful about theft, since there are many details and one naturally covets money.
The Prohibition of Murder and Injury
The Noahide prohibition of murder is given in Genesis 9:6, “Whoever sheds the blood of man, among man, his blood shall be shed.
The Prohibition of Forbidden Sexual Relations
Genesis states, "a man shall leave his father and his mother and cling to his wife, and they shall become one flesh".
Prohibition of Eating Meat of a Live Animal; Animal Welfare/Humane Slaughter
Don't eat meat removed from a living land mammal or bird, such as bobbed lambs' tails.
The Command to Establish Just Laws and Courts
The 7 Noahide Laws are coded in Genesis 2:16. Five are explicitly found in verses in Genesis, one is in Leviticus. The timeline at Mount
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