The last of the personal links I had to the noahides was apparently destroyed recently. It appears that the views I have of rabbi Weiner and my opposition to what the Divine Code does to the seven commandments, in that it adds to the commands and conflates what is commanded with what may or may […]
Noahide to Noahide – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgnslHGINXc So in part 1, I wrote about the mentality of unquestioning-slave-mind-to-rabbis that the speaker in the above-mentioned video urgently thrust upon his co-religionist noahides. I’m continuing with a part of his video that links in with what some rabbis teach. In the message of Terry Hayes, author of the content […]
Yes, I’m using the term “ger” in the same way as if I had caught “crabs” or got some other irritating infestation or infection that I want to get rid of. A few of them started to infest one of my online localities and now I don’t know whether to quarantine myself or try to […]
https://ia801406.us.archive.org/14/items/NotPartOfJudaism/not%20part%20of%20Judaism.mp3 —– So, yes, you can find a clearer codification of laws for non-Jewish humanity in the Jewish tradition. And yes, it is in their language, in their books. It’s reasonable, considering the Jews are supposed to be custodians of God’s revelation. But with the Gentile creation of something called “religion,” the non-biblical term, “Judaism,” […]
Before you read this article, I strongly advise that you read the excellent article, “Warning: There is a snake in the garden” at https://emunatrek.com/2017/04/14/warning-there-is-a-snake-in-the-garden/, which deals with what I’m going to go through here in a different approach that I love. It’s full of Torah, humility and a grounded take on things. My article here is […]
What follows is an interview with author, Alan W. Cecil, about his interaction with the Seven Commandments and related issues. When did you first learn about the Seven Laws? Where did you learn them from? I first heard about the Noahide Law on August 24, 1985 from Larry Johnson, a photographer from Rome, Georgia. He […]
Reading through Aaron Lichtenstein’s book, “The Seven Laws of Noah”, was enlightening for me. It was a very useful read. There is no perfect book, so it wasn’t without its controversial points but I believe it taught me some significant things. One thing it showed me was that Gentiles are supposed to keep the Seven […]
I wonder how short I can make this. Should it matter? Anyway, so I’ve read a few books about the Seven Laws such as “The Divine Code” by Rabbi Moshe Weiner and endorsed by a heap of rabbis, “The Rainbow Covenant” by Michael Dallen, “The Guide for the Noahide” by Mori Michael Shelomo bar-Ron, and […]
Looking around, I found some very useful information about the commandment of Dinim. I’m gonna share it here for easy access to anyone looking. The information comes from the site http://www.dafyomi.co.il/, from a section called “Insights to the Daf” which discusses passages in the Talmud. The full address of the page that I’m taking the […]
So I found myself on an anti-Torah, anti-Semitic forum. While I was on that anti-Torah (and anti-Semitic) page, something was highlighted to me more than ever. I can now understand a possible reason why the Torah has no clear command for Jews to spread their worldview by “proselytizing” and why it has no command for […]
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