Insights

“On the 1st of the 11th month [Shevat] in the 40th year… Moses began to explain the law on the east bank of the Jordan” – In 70 languages he explained it to them.
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It is permissible for Noahides to participate in national holidays for remembering to praise and give thanks to the One True G-d, such as a National Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day and a National Day of Prayer?
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A sukkah represents peace. In Noah’s ark, peace was present. Although all the animals were together, none disturbed another, similar to the peace of the Messianic Era, when the wolf will dwell with the lamb.
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Rabbi Moshe Weiner’s Passover message: a call to spread out the universal teachings of G-d’s Torah, so that all Gentiles will accept upon themselves the 7 Noahide Laws that G-d commanded for all mankind.
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Gentiles can mark Hanukkah with Psalms, learning its history and messages, and eating traditional foods. Ask if there will be a public menorah lighting in your area.
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Ask Noah’s Passover message to the 3rd Noahide Convention in Kenya (20’19). How do people respond to miracles? Lessons are brought from the splitting of the sea on the 7th day of Passover, and the Torah portion of Metzorah.
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A brief account of the Alter Rebbe’s arrest in Czarist Russia after slanderous charges, and his miraculous redemption on Yud-Tes (19th) Kislev, which marked a great increase in the spreading out of the wellsprings of his Chassidic teachings.
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A Noahide may read the Book of Esther on Purim, and there are numerous universal messages from Purim that a Noahide can take to heart and implement in his or her daily life.
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Is it OK for a Noahide to fast on Tisha B’Av, the date when the Temples were destroyed?
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The 15th of Shevat (6 Feb. in 20’23) has its own customs based on Deut. 20:19, “Is man a tree of the field?” This metaphor is fundamental to our Divine service.
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Ethics from Sinai is the guarantee for behaving according to morality and proper character traits. This is a message of Shavuot on the day the 10 Commandments were spoken by G-d.
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Hanukkah’s theme: illuminate the “outside” which includes promoting the 7 Noahide Laws as prophesied in Zechariah, “Many nations will attach themselves to God.”
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For weeks a fetus is complete with all needs provided. Upon birth he must begin to fend for himself. So why are birthdays celebrated throughout a person’s life?
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A role of Jews is to teach the 7 Noahide Laws. In the Book of Ezekiel it states that on 10th of Teves (Jan. 3 in 20’23), the army of Babylon besieged Jerusalem. They came close to the city wall, where Jews could have taught them the Noahide Code.
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1) The Complete Unity and Unlimited Power of G-d.
2) A Personal Exodus: Overcoming Spiritual Limitations.
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The Baal Shem Tov said: Bringing the Messiah and the final redemption [the theme of the last day of Passover] involves teaching Gentiles the 7 Noahide Laws.
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From the miracle of the Sabbath before the Passover Exodus it’s called the Great Sabbath. From Michah 7:15 the Messianic Redemption with be similar but greater.
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Lag B’Omer (18 Iyar, starts the evening of May 8 in 20’23) commemorates the passing of the sage Rabbi Shimon. His teachings stress concepts of unity.
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Adam did not receive a command about a Sabbath. G-d told him to focus attention on his mission to “subdue” the earth with activities of mastery and creativity.
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The main aspect of Hanukah is the spiritual miracle, but there was a miraculous physical victory as well. The spiritual triumph came through a physical triumph.
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Most importantly, gather your family and friends for a festive gathering on your birthday, and the joyous party will encourage them to also accept good resolutions — and the happiness that is generated will imbue your future observance with enthusiasm and zeal.
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