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The Written and Oral Torah

The Sources for the 7 Commandments

The Oral Torah explains that the 7 Noahide Commandments are encoded in the verse Gen. 2:16. Furthermore, 5 are explicitly found in verses in Genesis, and one is found in Leviticus.
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A Noahide Coming to Realization of the Oral Torah

G-d’s Law given through Moses is the Written Torah (Five Books of Moses) and an orally-transmitted component with essential details and the correct explanations.
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Timeline for 7 Noahide Laws Given at Mt. Sinai

The 7 Noahide Commandments were given through Noah, and again at Mt. Sinai at the time of the “Ten Commandments” for Jews. The timeline at Sinai is shown here.
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The Seven Noahide Laws in the Book of the Covenant

At Mt. Sinai before the 10 Commandments, the Israelites made a covenant on the laws commanded to Adam and Noah and other laws introduced at Marah. How was this done?
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Rambam’s 13 Principles of Torah Faith

Rambam’s 13 Principles of Faith explain and emphasize the fundamental principles of monotheism as revealed in the Torah which Moses received from G-d.
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Torah codes for dates of some major world events since 19’90

In the prophetic Song at the Sea Ex. 15:1-18 it is found that 3 verses in this song predict the Gulf War, the Indian Ocean tzunami, COVID-19, and the Hand of G-d in events of 5781.
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The Authenticity of the Written Torah

In honor of Simchat Torah, we explain that the 7 Noahide Laws are Divine Commandments in the Written and Oral Torah, given by G-d through Moses at Mount Sinai.
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The Authenticity of the Oral Torah

The Seven Noahide Commandments have their basis in the Written Torah and Oral Torah, which are authentic revelations that Moses received from G-d.
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Compatibility of Creation and Science

A technical letter from the Lubavitcher Rebbe on the subject of Creation and science. With the theory of evolution, an effort to reconstruct the distant past, science lacks even the degree of probability which it has in regard to future predictions, and can only speculate. If this is represented as facts, then it is a gross and unscientific misrepresentation.
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