Loading ...Have you researched anything to do with the Noahide Laws? Apparently, the International Jewish Congress is meeting on this in November? I find this interesting, sounds a lot like the upcoming New World Religion. It all sounds nice, unless you don’t agree with who their one true God is – then it’s curtains for you. #6 is going to put a damper on my love for a big fat steak! 🙂 – the vegetarians will celebrate it though! 🙂
I have this theory. These guys and the Muslims are going to agree on who the “One true God” is. He will end up being the antichrist. They’ll cut your head off if you don’t submit. It will become law.
The Seven Noahide Laws are universal moral commandments given to all humanity, prohibiting idolatry, blasphemy, murder, sexual immorality, theft, cruelty to animals, and mandating the establishment of justice.
The Seven Noahide Laws, according to Jewish tradition, are as follows:
- Do not worship idols – Recognize and honor the one true God, avoiding idolatry in any form Wikipedia+1.
- Do not curse God – Refrain from blasphemy or verbally disrespecting the Creator Chabad.org+1.
- Do not commit murder – Respect human life; taking a life is considered a violation of the sanctity of the world Chabad.org+1.
- Do not engage in illicit sexual relations – Prohibits adultery, incest, homosexual acts, and bestiality, emphasizing the sanctity of the family unit Chabad.org+2.
- Do not steal – Respect the property and rights of others, avoiding theft or fraud Chabad.org+1.
- Do not eat flesh taken from a living animal – Prevent unnecessary cruelty to animals, promoting compassion and ethical treatment of creatures Chabad.org+1.
- Establish courts of justice – Create a legal system to enforce these laws and maintain social order and justice Wikipedia+2.
These laws were given to Noah and his descendants after the Flood as a covenant for all humanity, forming a foundation for ethical behavior and moral responsibility. Observance of these laws by non-Jews is considered a path to righteousness and a place in the World to Come (Olam Ha-Ba), Wikipedia+1.
The Seven Noahide Laws are seen as a universal moral code, emphasizing respect for God, human life, family, property, animals, and justice, providing a framework for ethical living across cultures and religions Chabad.org+1.