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What is a Noahide
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To know how to take the 10 first steps please see here: https://www.noahideacademy.org/post/w... • A Noahide, also known as a B'nei Noach (Sons of Noah), refers to a person who follows the Noahide Laws or the Noahide Code. These laws are a set of ethical and moral principles derived from the Bible, particularly from the covenant made with Noah after the Great Flood. Noahides are individuals who adhere to these universal principles, which are considered to be binding on all of humanity, regardless of their religious beliefs or cultural backgrounds. • Historical Background: • The concept of Noahides has its roots in the Book of Genesis in the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament). According to the biblical narrative, after the Great Flood, God made a covenant with Noah and his descendants. This covenant included certain commandments and prohibitions that formed the basis for what would later be known as the Noahide Laws. These laws were seen as a universal moral code that applied to all human beings, not just to the Jewish people. • The Seven Noahide Laws: • The Noahide Laws, also known as the Seven Laws of Noah, are a fundamental part of the Noahide tradition. These laws are as follows: • The Prohibition of Idolatry: This law forbids the worship of idols or any form of polytheism. It promotes monotheism and the worship of the one true God. • The Prohibition of Blasphemy: Noahides are prohibited from cursing, insulting, or blaspheming the name of God. It emphasizes the importance of showing respect and reverence for the divine. • The Prohibition of Murder: Taking another person's life without just cause is strictly forbidden. This law underscores the sanctity of human life. • The Prohibition of Theft: Stealing or unjustly taking another person's property is against this law. It promotes honesty and respect for private property. • The Prohibition of Sexual Immorality: This law prohibits various forms of sexual immorality, including adultery, incest, and bestiality. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining ethical standards in relationships and family life. • The Requirement to Establish Courts of Justice: Noahides are encouraged to establish a legal system that upholds justice and fair judgment. This law promotes the establishment of legal institutions that ensure the well-being of society. • The Prohibition of Eating the Limb of a Living Animal: This law prohibits the consumption of flesh from an animal while it is still alive. It promotes humane treatment of animals and respect for their well-being. • Universal Application: • What sets the Noahide Laws apart is their universal application. They are not tied to a specific religious group or tradition but are considered binding on all of humanity. According to the Noahide perspective, these laws provide a moral framework that transcends religious, cultural, and geographical boundaries. Therefore, a Noahide can be from any cultural, religious, or ethnic background. • Noahides and Judaism: • It's important to note that Noahidism is distinct from Judaism. While the Noahide Laws have their roots in Jewish tradition, Noahides are not considered Jews. In Judaism, there are additional commandments and obligations that apply specifically to Jewish people, such as the 613 mitzvot (commandments) found in the Torah. • The relationship between Noahides and Jews is often one of mutual respect and cooperation. Many Jewish communities and organizations support Noahide education and outreach, recognizing the importance of spreading the ethical principles of the Noahide Laws. What is a Noahide?
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