What Are the Noahide Laws and Why Should You Care? 2026

0:00My friend, is your faith based on modern ideas or a collection of religious tradition, or is it based in the scripture of Yahweh? What's referred to as the Noah hydro laws are often unknown or misunderstood, but never forget, Yahweh is not a God of confusion, nor is he a God of unequal weights and measures. In this teaching, we cut through tradition and expose the truth that many believers were never taught, along with a warning about deception for all of mankind. Don't look away, keep watching, and let scripture speak for itself. You can't afford to miss a single second of this. So stay with us as we uncover the God-honest truth that religion has tried to obviusgate and bury. So this teaching is going to be all about the Noah hydro laws.

1:12What is referred to sometimes as the Shavah, Misvot, Ben-Nah-Noah, and that's big long Hebrew word for Noah hydro laws. If you don't know what the Noah hydro laws are, that's okay. We're going to start from the beginning to tell you what it is, pick you from the ground up, and explain to you some of the history where it comes from, yeah, the ins and outs, and a lot that goes into this. Not to give way too much or too early, but yeah, definitely stay tuned is a lot of information about to come down the pipe your way. Have those notes ready. And for those of you who don't know, we do have a whole bunch more notes on our website at God-honestruth.com, simply click on the post for this particular episode. And there on that article post, you'll be able to find the on-demand video, the draw slides that you see here on your screen that you can go through at your own pace. You'll also be able to find the research reports that we had compiled for this subject, as well as the notes that we took personally for this subject we made available to you.

2:15And we'll also have the transcript once that becomes available if that is of any benefit as well. It's all there on our website at God-honestruth.com. And the more convenient way is to go down below in the description and click on the convenient link that we posted for you down there, and that'll take you directly to that same article post. And that link should be in the description whether you're watching on a video platform or on an audio podcasting platform. So let's start with an outline just to let you know what we're going to go over during this particular teaching. And number one, we're going to start out with some terminology and introduce some new terminology and concepts to you. And for those of you who are just now getting into this subject of the NOAAHID laws, then we're going to move into looking in the scriptures where the scriptures talk about the NOAAHID laws and the location of the NOAAHID laws in scripture. We're going to look at the commands that are given to NOAA and also the commands given to Adam. And we're going to look at some of the punishments that are prescribed by scripture in comparison

3:17with those prescribed by the NOAAHID laws and the interpretation that comes along with the NOAAHID laws. Then we're going to look at whether or not scripture itself employs double standards or if there's just one standard. So that's definitely going to be interesting. We're going to look at some really interesting, some really interesting, the historical information on the NOAAHID laws starting all the way back in the book of Jubilees up to the modern day. Then we're going to go over some of my own personal closing thoughts and finally wrap up with a summary of everything that we learned during this particular teaching. So without any further ado, let's go ahead and start with our introduction, clarify and introduce some new terms for you just so you know what we're talking about. When we go through this particular teaching number one, this is something that we went over during our Gentile teaching and that's what the term Jew actually means. Number one, Jew can mean someone from the tribe of Judah, a descendant of Judah, a Judah

4:23ite as it's sometimes called or Yehudim in Hebrew. So that's the first meaning behind the term Jew. The second meaning is someone from the Southern Kingdom of Judea, Judea in other words. This is someone who is from the tribe of Judah, Benjamin or even Levi, but most of the people that we look at in the Brit Hadashah who are referred to as Jews, they're generally in the context of Judean, that's the second meaning for Jew. The third meaning is someone of the Jewish faith of the Jewish religion and however not all Jews are exactly alike and we'll go over some of those distinctions here in just about two or three slides so stay tuned for that. But the term Jew can encompass one of three different meanings either someone from the tribe of Judah, someone from the Southern Kingdom of Judea or someone from the faith or religion

5:24of Judaism. Now, taking all this information into account, then we can also go over some logic and some facts and have a clear understanding of this teaching in general and also the scriptures as a whole. Number one, the fact is that prophecy in the TNOK, the aka Old Testament, were told of the Messiah, the people in the TNOK look forward to the Messiah's day. We see that when Yeshua is talking about Abraham who look forward to his day, right? So the people in the TNOK as well as the prophecies in the TNOK were all pointing toward and talking about the Messiah and finally Yeshua is that prophesied Messiah. So we take all these facts into account, what does that logically or was the logical conclusion of all of that? Well, number one, the people in the TNOK were Messianic or Christian. They weren't Jewish unless they were of the Jewish or the line of Judah or the Southern

6:30Kingdom of Judea, but there was no religion of Judaism and the TNOK. The TNOK itself, the actual scriptures are a set of Christian or Messianic scriptures and the religion of Judaism did not begin until the Judeans first started rejecting the true Messiah Yeshua. So this was about the first century of the common era. The Judaism as we know of the religion is the main thing of it. We have the same set of scriptures a lot of times, but the thing that separates them from us is that they reject the true Messiah. So they therefore are a split off or a splinter group from what was going on before one of the first century of the common era. Now this is something that we can also conclude knowing this sort of information. Number one, Adam was not a Jew. Noah was not a Jew.

7:30Abraham was not a Jew. Abraham was actually referred to as the first Hebrew, not Jew, but Hebrew. Isaac was not a Jew. Isaac was not a Jew. Moses was not a Jew. He was actually from the tribe of Levi and on and on, et cetera, et cetera. Now David, King David and King Solomon, they were Jews because they were of the tribe of Judah. King Saul was a Benjamin, though. So therefore he was not a Jew. So see how this all comes together and makes sense and things start getting a lot more clear. Now one thing that we mentioned earlier and for this teaching, this is something you definitely have to keep in mind and understand is that not all Jews are the same and not all Jews believe the same things. And this is going to be especially relevant in this study of the Noah had laws. For those of you who don't know, most of the time when people talk about the Jews of nowadays, they're usually referring to orthodox Judaism, but there are different sex or denominations

8:34if you will of Jews. Number one, you've got the orthodox Jews, which everyone knows about, which came from the Pharisees that we read about in scripture. Once the temple was destroyed in 70 AD, after that, the priesthood kind of fell by the wayside because more obviously there's no temple and it started moving into like synagogues and home congregations, stuff like that, and then you have the beginnings of the orthodox Judaism, the rabbis, and stuff like that, rabbinical Judaism. Now a split or group or something that came off of that is also something called conservative Judaism, which is very, very similar to the orthodox, but they've got a little bit more lenient or progressive leaning, I guess you could say, and then you've got the reformed Jews, which are basically just Jew and name. They, a lot of reforms would have come across the research was that they will eat sometimes shellfish, fork, stuff like that, and it's more like these scriptures and the things that

9:38came before them with and Judaism are just good things to know, but not really binding or anything to follow. So that's reformed Jews. And then you've got a group called the Kerite Jews, Kerite Judaism. And the thing that really sets the Kerite Jews apart from the orthodox Jews as they the Kerite Jews go by the scriptures, the Tanakh, and not by the oral law. So that's something that we can agree with with the Kerites here. And this is something to keep in mind, because when we talk about the Noahide laws, this is something that pertains to orthodox Judaism and not Kerite Judaism. So definitely keep that in mind and make that distinction when you're studying and thinking about this, that the Noahide laws pertain to orthodox Judaism, not Kerite Judaism. So keep that in mind. Now some other terms to keep in mind and know about, we went over this before in previous

10:39teachings, but this definitely bears repeating and remembering for this particular teaching. But the first thing I want you to remember and know is the term exegesis and exegesis according to Britannica.com, quote, exegesis, the critical interpretation of the biblical text to discover its intended meaning, unquote. So basically in a nutshell, exegesis is looking at and studying the scriptures to draw out the meaning of what the scriptures are trying to teach. Pretty self explanatory, right? It's pretty obvious, common sense almost, I guess you could say, that's what you want to do. So I want you to know that exegesis is an important form exegesis and learn what scripture is trying to teach us. The opposite of that is a term called isegesis and isegesis according to logos.com says here, quote, ex means to take out of while ice means in two to quite simply exegesis means digging into the text to pull out the meaning while it's opposite isegesis reads meaning

11:44into a text that isn't there, unquote. So in a nutshell, isegesis means to take your own interpretation, your own thoughts and ideas and try to read it back into the text to make the text say what you wanted to say. And that's wrong. We should not be doing that. We should allow these scriptures to change us. We should not be trying to change the scriptures. In those various ways, you can try and change the scriptures by adding to it, by taking away from it, by ignoring it, by saying it doesn't mean what it says it means, all sorts of things. But we should not perform isegesis. We should instead do the right thing and perform exegesis and draw out the meaning and have scripture change us. Now, let's get into what the Noah Hyde laws are for those of you who are just coming into this subject, according to the universal Jewish encyclopedia, quote, according to the rabbinic interpretation of certain passages in Genesis, Adam, Noah and his descendants,

12:46the whole human race were commanded by God to observe the following seven commandments by refraining from idolatry, adultery and incest, bloodshed, blasphemy, robbery, social injustice, eating flesh, cut from my living animal. And that's the seven right there if you weren't, if you weren't counting, but anyways, and then according to the Jewish encyclopedia, quote, laws which were supposed by the rabbis to have been binding upon mankind at large, even before the revelation at Sinai, in which are still binding upon non-Jews. The term Noah Hyde indicates the universality of these ordinances since the whole human race was supposed to be descended from the three sons of Noah who alone survived the flood, so that's some encyclopedia entries on what the Noah Hyde laws are. Just to get down to brass tax and list them out for you, number one, it goes through

13:47these in order for as a list, anyways, these are the Noah Hyde laws. Number one, do not worship idols, do not commit idolatry, things like that. Number two, do not blaspheme God, number three, do not murder, number four, do not commit sexual immorality, number five, do not steal, number six, do not eat flesh, taken from a living animal, number seven, establish courts of justice. So a lot of these sound really good and sound really common sense and sounds like a just your standard set of moral principles, right? But the thing to keep in mind is do these come from scripture and what is the overall implication of these laws and the concept behind all of this. And that's what we're really going to get into as we keep going into this teaching. And like I said, a lot of these make sense, but there's one, it's always confused me when I study this subject.

14:49And that is number six, where it says do not eat flesh, taken from a living animal. And I'm not entirely sure why this they put this command in there. Because it sounds to me like someone is just going down the road, they pass a cow pasture, and then they see a cow standing there grazing and they get hungry and they're like, well, that cow doesn't need all four legs and he goes up and snacks on one of the legs of the standing cow. It makes no sense, but that's just me. Take it as you will, maybe someone can explain that further, but yeah, anyways, when you get into studying the subject, unless we always say take the information that we present to you and go further research on your own, learn a lot more and share it with others. But when you get into researching this and you start doing it on your own, be aware of some alarmist that you might come across when you start looking at videos and various websites and stuff like that. These various teachers and videos and websites try to create panic and alarm over this

15:55particular subject. Now, is it something to be aware of? Yeah, I definitely think it's something to be aware of and it's definitely something to know. But is this the beginning of Armageddon? No, it's not really. It's really not and we'll explain more as we go on, but just definitely be aware of what the alarmists are saying, know your subject. Don't just believe what people say. Do your research and know yourself what the subject is and what's actually going on. That's why we put up for you on the screen here, the actual quotes and the references so you can go and look up those references for yourself to make sure we are telling you the truth. You can verify us and we want you to do that. And a lot of people, they will just say something without telling you where it's at, without showing you like we do here. And a lot of times you go looking for it and you can't find it. And that's just, that doesn't educate anyone. It just creates panic and it creates alarm.

16:57So definitely be aware of alarmist and keep in mind, there is a difference between the orthodox Jews who are in the realm of this whole Noah Hyde law thing and then the carite Jews who have nothing to do with the whole oral law part. Keep that in mind as well when you are on the watch or these alarmists that you might come across when you study this subject of the Noah Hyde laws and make sure definitely in your studies to remember scripture. And first, that's the Loneans chapter 5 verse 21. It tells us to test everything and hold fast what is good Ephesians 5, I'm sorry, chapter 5 verses 8 through 10 for you were once darkness. But now you are light in the master, walk us children of light for the fruit of the spirit is all goodness and righteousness and truth proving what is well pleasing to the master. First John chapter 4 verses 1 through 3, beloved ones do not believe every spirit but prove the spirits where they are of Elohim because many false prophets have gone out into the world.

18:01By this you know the spirit of Elohim every spirit that confesses that Yeshua Messiah has come in the flesh is of Elohim and every spirit that denied that does not confess that Yeshua Messiah has come in the flesh is not of Elohim and this is the spirit of the anti Messiah which you heard is coming and now is already in the world and finally in Proverbs chapter 14 verse 15 the simple believes every word but the clever one watches his step. So definitely take these to heart remember these when you're doing your studying and prove everything prove us what we're saying here prove all this else that when we make it easy for you because we put it up on screen we provide you the notes and stuff like that but when you're any teaching us or anyone else make sure you prove and test everything is being said and reject the alarmist reject the fear mongreen but hold on to that which is good that which is scriptural and not the stuff that goes against scripture. So now speaking of scripture let's go

19:05ahead and dive right into the word of Yahweh and let's start at looking for the Noah Hyde laws and the location of the Noah Hyde laws in scripture. So we went over the basic definition of what the Noah Hyde laws are and we went over the list of the actual Noah Hyde laws. So where do we find that in scripture? Well start at the book of Genesis and start looking and the Noah Hyde laws are well there are no where commanded in scripture. They're not in the Bible. They're not in the Tanakh, they're not in the masoretic texts, they're not in the Greek, they're not in the Aramaic, they're not in the werevers, they're not there. They don't come from scripture. So where do they come from? We'll get into that in just a little bit. But the Noah Hyde laws are nowhere commanded in scripture and they're not even mentioned in scripture. They're nowhere listed in scripture either. They're just not something that comes from scripture. However lots of things

20:13are listed in scripture itself as you probably already know. So not to insult your intelligence but just to bring this back to memory. Things that we are familiar with but which are listed in scripture are things like the Ten Commandments. Obviously here's your references on screen you can go look it up for yourself. The dietary instructions, they are listed in scripture. The instructions for building the tabernacle instructions for celebrating paysock or Passover, celebrating Shavu woe, celebrating Yom Tatarwa, celebrating Yom Kippurim, celebrating Sukkot, etc, etc, etc. When Yahweh Himself wants us to know something He wants us to follow something He puts it in scripture and it's listed out. The Noah Hyde laws are not there. So take that meaning for what you will but the Noah Hyde laws just are not found in scripture. However the Noah Hyde laws are reportedly or purportedly if you want to put it that way. They are supposed to be commands that are

21:19given to the descendants of Noah, given to Noah right after the flood. They're also purported at least possibly given to Adam but first let's look at the commands which are actually given to Noah and look for ourselves and see where their own eyes. What it is that Noah is actually commanded right after the flood. We look in Genesis chapter 9 verses 1 through 7. An Elohim bless Noah and his sons and said to them, Be fruitful and increase and fill the earth and the fear of you and the dread of you is on every beast of the earth on every bird of the heavens on all that creeps on the ground and all the fish of the sea. Into your hands they have been given every creeping creature that lives is food for you. I have given you all as I gave the green plants but do not eat flesh with its life its blood. The only year blood for your lives I require from the hand of every beast I require it and from the hand of man. From the hand of every man's

22:22brother I require the life of man. Whoever sheds man's blood by man his blood is shed. For in the image of Elohim he has made man as for you be fruitful and increase bring forth teamingly in the earth and increase in it. So look closely and correct me if I'm wrong let me know down in the comments or write me or whatever it is. But when I see here there are three different commands that are given to Noah right after it gets done with the flood in the ark. Number one be fruitful and increase fill the earth. I said there at the beginning of this passage and then down there at the end of this passage. That's number one. Number two do not eat flesh with life. I'm sorry do not eat flesh with this life is blood. So do not eat blood. Be fruitful and increase do not eat blood. And finally number three says whoever sheds man's blood by man his blood is shed. So in other words

23:25do not murder. If you find any more commands given to Noah directly from scripture let me know. Other than these three but these are three I was able to get that were given to Noah that come directly out of the scriptures. Now how does that compare to the Noah hide laws the set of laws supposedly named after Noah himself. Well here on the left if you're watching on the screen you have the three commands that were given to Noah that we just read from scripture on the right you have the list of the Noah hide laws that we've read earlier. The command that we read from scripture be fruitful and increase that's not one of the Noah hide laws. Number two do not murder that was a command given to Noah that is one of the Noah hide laws. So we got one out of seven so far and finally number three the third command that was given to Noah that we pulled directly from

24:25the scriptures using exegesis says do not eat flesh with its life its blood so do not consume blood. Now that is not one of the Noah hide laws. Maybe you could put it as do not eat flesh taken from a living animal but that's not really accurate either because even if the animal is not living it can still have blood in the meat if you don't do it correctly. So I'm not really sure if that lines up or not. But yeah Noah was only given three commands compared to the supposed seven Noah hide laws. I mean it's it's not even half the list and they don't match the ones that are given to Noah that we find from scripture are don't even match up with the listed seven Noah hide laws. So some people who are pro Noah hide law may point and say well this is called Noah hide laws because it's supposed to be incumbent on the sons of Noah and the descendants of Noah from Noah on

25:29including us everyone who came from Noah because everyone else Noah's time was killed off therefore everyone today is obviously a descendant of Noah okay well that makes sense but where did the laws actually come from. But at that point these proponents of the Noah hide laws will then say well the seven Noah hide laws come from the commands that were given to Adam back in the garden. So let's look at the commands that were given to Adam and the passage where they derived these list of seven Noah hide laws it comes from the passage in Genesis chapter 2 verses 16 to 17. I'll read that for you just give your refresher on what that says. But Genesis chapter 2 verses 16 to 17 and Yahweh Elohim commanded the man saying eat of every tree of the garden but do not eat of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil wherein the day that you eat of it you shall certainly

26:30die. If you're watching the video or you're looking on the draw slides down below this passage from scripture we have the listing of the seven Noah hide laws I'm sorry the six Noah hide laws that are listed by Mamonides in the mission of Torah but we'll get into more of that later. Notice what it says here in Genesis chapter 2 verses 16 to 17 we read it one more time just just so we're clear on what scripture actually says and Yahweh Elohim commanded the man saying eat of every tree of the garden but do not eat of the tree of knowledge of good and evil for the day or in the day that you eat of it you shall certainly die or I'm just applying straight reading of this I get one command maybe two okay let's go ahead and say two just be generous the first command eat of every tree of the garden second command do not eat of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil that's it personally I would say it's just one command but if you want to be generous

27:32let's say it's two positive command and a negative command so how do they get seven Noah hide laws from these two verses this one little passage they get seven those seven laws in this one little passage who all right hang on if you're hopefully you're watching on the screen because we have a color coded here for you to show you where they get all of this but in the Sanhedrin 56b and 1 through 10 they explain where they get the seven Noah hide laws from and how they get it from these two verses in Genesis says here in Sanhedrin 56b whoa the Gamara asked from where are these matters the Noah hide Mitzvah derived Rabbi Yohanan says it is from that which the verse states and the Lord God commanded the man saying of every tree of the garden you may freely eat but from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil you shall not eat from

28:35it from the day that you eat from it you shall die the verses interpreted homilitically as follows with regard to the term and commanded these are the courts of judgment with regard to the term the Lord this alludes to the blessing the name of God or not blasphemy with regard to the term God this alludes to idle worship with regard to the man this alludes to bloodshed with regard to the term sane this alludes to the forbidden sexual relations and then with regard to the term of every tree of the garden this alludes to the fact that the that one may partake only of items that are permitted to him as they belong to him and he may not partake of stolen items and finally with regard to the term you may freely eat it alludes to the fact that one may eat fruit but not a limb from a living animal in quote and I had to cut down what I considered the role of parts from

29:39this passage in Sanhedrin 56b but like always I gave you the link you can go look it up for yourself and read the entire text from safaria.org or you can go to our notes and we've got the entire section right there for you to look at yourself we just had to cut this down for the sake of fitting on the slide but look at the gymnastics that go on here from that those two words and commanded those two words and commanded they derive the no-ahide law of established course of justice okay went on with the term the Lord in Hebrew it's Elohim or Elohim with this term Elohim or the Lord they say this alludes to blessing the name of God or not profaning blasphemy in the name of God I that oh my gosh I'm telling you they really had to been over

30:45backwards for this it's oh my gosh I don't even know the words anyways they'll be professional that goes on where they conclude that in this particular passage where it's got the phrase the man just those two words the man they get the no-ahide law of do not murder then they go on with the single word that one little word that says saying again saying they take that to be the command of do not commit sexual immorality and again you can read this for yourself to go read the entire section go look it up for yourself and read a version that we did not put up here for you is going to say the exact same thing it's all part of the Talmud that was written almost two thousand years ago it's it's crazy in my opinion how they get or derive seven laws from just these two verses and they derive a single law from one

31:53little word even and that's why I went over in the beginning the terms exegesis and isegesis because we went over exegesis when we read it ourselves and exegesis tells you do not eat of the tree of knowledge or the tree of the knowledge of good and evil but eat of every other tree in a garden that's exegesis isegesis is taking your own concepts and reading it back into there and that's exactly what it comes across to me when I read their explanation of how they got the seven Noah Hyd laws when I read the Talmud here in Sanhedrin 56b it's an exercise and isegesis trying to read their own presuppositions their own doctrine back into the scripture to try and justify things they want to be true but if it doesn't come from scripture there's a really good chance that it's not true anyways this is not the only thing that I find to be absurd when it comes to the

32:56subject of the Noah Hyd laws we also got the prescribed punishments from this concept of the Noah Hyd laws as well let's look at some of those prescribed punishments as regards this particular subject this comes from the Jewish Encyclopedia and quote with but a few exceptions the punishment needed out to a Noah Hyd for the transgression of any of the seven laws is decapitation the least painful of the four modes of execution of criminals the many formalities of procedures essential when the accused is an Israelite need not be observed in the case of the Noah Hyd the latter may be convicted on the testimony of one witness even on that of relatives but not on that of a woman a need have had no warning from the witnesses and a single judge may pass sentence on him in quote I just to clarify when it says Noah Hyd that means the Noah Hyd the person following the Noah Hyd laws or and a lot of interpretations that means

33:59anyone who is not a Jew on the flip side here when it says Israelite what they're actually meaning is Jew like we said not everyone's a Jew Abraham wasn't a Jew so but there were a lot of people who were Israelites and it's not but who were not Jews so understand that particular distinction this is what's we'll get into some more of this as we go on too but they prescribed punishment according to those who adhere to the Noah Hyd laws prescribed punishment for a Noah Hyd anyone who is not a Jew who breaks any of the Noah Hyd laws the prescribed punishment is decapitation and notice the discrepancy in the justice as well for anyone who is a non Jew that can be convicted on the testimony of one witness and one judge that's it however the requirements to be convicted if you're a Jew is going to be at least two if not more witnesses and more than one

35:01judge so there's a complete discrepancy and double standard there when it comes to the Noah Hyd laws when you compare those to what the scriptures actually say so let's go ahead and look at those scriptures just to back up and prove what it is that we're saying here this comes from Deuteronomy chapter 17 verses two through seven when there is found in your midst any of your cities in any of your cities which Yahweh your Elohim has given you a man or a woman who does what is evil in the eyes of Yahweh your Elohim in transgressing his covenant and has gone and served other mighty ones and bowed down to them or to the sun or to the moon or to any of the host of heavens which I have not commanded and has been made known to you and you have heard and have searched diligently then see if true the matter is confirmed that such an abomination has been done in Yisrael then you shall bring out to your gates that man or woman who has done this evil matter and you shall stone to death that man or woman with stones at the mouth of two or three

36:06witnesses shall he that is to die be put to death he is not put to death by the mouth of one witness the hand of the witnesses shall be first against him to put him to death in the hand of all the people last so you shall purge the evil from your midst how did you notice the contradiction here and the contrast between what we saw with the Noah Hyde laws and what we saw in actual scripture and this is just one description in scripture about punishing wrongdoers and especially capital punishment and the vast majority of the time when capital punishment is prescribed in scripture it is stoning never is it prescribed the the form of decapitation we'll go into that here in just a minute too but also notice here I've highlighted this if you're looking on your video I've highlighted in green where says a man or a woman so when it's talking about the person who is to be tried the

37:11oh I say the defendant as it were does scripture itself make a distinction between Jew and non Jew does make a distinction between Israelite or non-Israelite no it is has the generic word or man or woman it makes a distinction sort of between man and woman by listing them separately but they're still held to the same standard whether they're a man or a woman in these cases and I proved it by showing you the Hebrew text from the west minister I'm sorry the west minister linen grad codex here and it's got the word ish for man and isha for woman that's the generic word for ish and I'm sorry the generic word for man and the generic word for woman it does not have the word israeli it does not have the word evreet for Hebrew it does not have the word yahudim for Jew it doesn't even have the word

38:11goyim or Gentile or those who are not of covenant doesn't have any of that that the Noah had laws to do no scripture just says plain old man or one and the punishment and the requirements for punishment are all the same notice the contrast between what we read with the Noah had laws and what we read in scripture as far as convictions go as well here in scripture it says at the mouth of two or three witnesses shall he that is to die be put to death but it doesn't matter who it is if it's a man or a woman if it's a Jew a Benjamin a Levi and Israelite a goyim whoever it does not matter according to scripture it has to be two or three witnesses and then it specifically says he is not put to death by the mouth of one witness read that one more time he is not put to death

39:12by the mouth of one witness remember we just read when it comes to Noah had laws that those who are non Jews those who are quote unquote Noah hides are convicted to death by one witness according to Noah hides Noah had laws but not scripture so take that into account with that in your notes and remember that when you're studying this particular subject and this is this one passage among many in scripture when it's talking about capital punishment at every single time when it comes to capital punishment you are required to have multiple witnesses we look at another passage this is comes from numbers chapter 35 verses 30 through 31 whoever strikes a bean the murderer shall be executed by the mouth of witnesses but one witness does not bear witness against someone to die and take no ransom for the life of a murderer who is guilty of death but he

40:15shall certainly be put to death once again this is this is the stand in stark contrast to the concept and the doctrine of the Noah had laws it says whoever strikes a bean and what does whoever mean it means whoever there's no distinction between Jew and Benjamin and Gentile and Israelite Goyim or whatever no scripture says whoever and I put that word down for there in the Hebrew text as well call call that means all or all whoever whatever we want to translate that as so yeah it says whoever no distinction also it says the murderer shall be executed by the mouth of witnesses witnesses notice that is plural and this is a problem that mainstream churchy entity and or the docks Judaism has a problem with this thing between singular and

41:22plural words in scripture here this word is plural that means more than one so a person cannot be convicted of a capital punishment crime and start for the penalty of capital punishment by being convicted by one witness it takes multiple witnesses look at again at the adduish and cyclopedia about the Noah hide laws it says here quote the many formalities of procedure essential when the accused is an Israelite need not be observed in the case of the Noah head the latter may be convicted on the testimony of one witness even on that of relatives but not on that of a woman in quote see the contrast Noah hide laws and that whole doctrine says that a Noah hide or someone who's not a Jew can be convicted on just one witness capital punishment it can be convicted on one witness contrast that with what actual scripture says and scripture

42:23says it takes multiple witnesses two or three witnesses in the case of capital punishment there's very stringent rules because life is important to scripture that takes multiple witnesses to confirm that a person needs to be prescribed the death penalty so that's one of the many contrasts between the Noah hide laws and scripture but going on we look at biblehub.com this is for some of the methods of execution that we're going to look at now many ways says here from biblehub.com quote stoning was a method of execution intended to remove evil from the community and serve as a deterrent to others it requires a participation of the community emphasizing collective responsibility and maintaining the holiness of the people in quote and notice what we read earlier that those the witnesses when they come against someone in a capital punishment trial that the witnesses are the first ones to throw the stones and then the rest of the community

43:26joins in in the stoning part this is something that everyone takes participation in and there's a purpose behind that too that is you know definitely deterrence but we get rid of evil and to know and understand and really deeply understand the things that will get you killed in other words I am murder or kidnapping or etc etc so yeah there's a method and a purpose behind stoning contrast that with beheading or decapitation that takes just one person take someone with a big heavy sharp x take one person pulling the rope on a guillotine what have you it completely goes against what scripture recommends for capital punishment and it also goes against the the hashtag say this not perks but I guess you could say these the subtext and the things that

44:29go along with the stoning that help in the removal of evil and the oh gosh the projection of righteousness I guess you say but yeah beheading or decapitation bypasses all that in in addition to contrasting and going against what scripture actually prescribes for such punishments and even some of the Noahide laws themselves if someone breaks one of those there are certain ones that do not require the death penalty according to scripture so there's that contradiction as well when it comes to the whole subject of the Noahide laws but another method of death that is prescribed in scripture for punishment is the act of burning and some people may not know this but this is something that's used in rare cases but it is a prescribed method of capital punishment and scripture we look in Leviticus chapter 20 verse 14 and a man who marries a woman and her mother it is wickedness

45:31they are burned with fire both he and they that there be no wickedness in your mess and then from Leviticus chapter 21 verse 9 and when the daughter of any priest profanes herself by whoring she profanes her father she is burned with fire so it's a rare instance when scripture prescribes burning for capital punishment but it actually does happen and once again this capital punishment even though it's burning is still requires more than one witness to be convicted and burned alive put to death by burning so it's not even a roundabout way of justifying the Noahide laws that way because this still requires multiple witnesses so what about decapitation do we ever find that in scripture well actually we do there are a few instances where we see decapitation or be heading in scripture we look in Deuteronomy chapter 13 verses 13 through 15

46:33some men sons of Belial have gone out of your midst and led the inhabitants of their city astray same let us go and serve other mighty ones mighty ones whom you have not known then you shall inquire search out and ask diligently and see if the matter is true and established that this abomination was done in your midst you shall certainly strike the inhabitants of that city with the edge of the sword putting it under the band and all that is in it and its livestock with the edge of the sword as Deuteronomy chapter 13 verses 13 through 15 now here it does not actually say take off their heads it says put them to the edge of the sword so that could be a variety of methods used not just decapitation it could be running through etc etc and just says the put them to the edge of the sword and if you're trying to take out an entire city like this I seriously doubt you have time to just stop at each different person and say okay the rest of your way you

47:33bend over let me take off your head okay next come over bend over no it's not gonna work that way I mean I'm truly everyone seeing a Hollywood movie in their life it's gonna be a lot more chaotic and rambunctious you're not gonna have time to sit there and behead every single one of them if you're gonna go strike a city as it were tell me may you do but you know most of the time you're probably not now a lot of people when they see this phrase by the edge of the sword they take that to mean decapitation or beheading well it could be but it doesn't have to be we'll just put it that way but we do find didactic instances and mentions of decapitation in scripture for instance the probably the most well-known one is when David kills the Goliath and David goes up and cuts off Goliath's head we see the Philistines when they behead King Saul at the end of his life and then his reign we see that Saul's son is beheaded we see the sons of Ahab they get

48:37beheaded the there were multiple sons that got beheaded there John the Baptist was beheaded in the Brit Hadasha the back in the time of Pharaoh when Joseph was in prison you know Pharaoh's servant there got beheaded once he they came out of prison after Joseph interpreted their dreams form and only a few other instances as well but the vast majority of the time this is this beheading is done by people who are not among the righteous some are but some most of them aren't and one thing is for sure is that scripture never prescribes beheading or decapitation as a punishment as a capital crime or I'm sorry as a method of serving out a capital crime sentence as we saw earlier most of the time it was either stoning in rare cases it was burning but never does the scriptures say if you do this sin and you're convicted by multiple witnesses then you are to be beheaded

49:39that's not something that scripture says it's plain and simple so take that contrast between the Noahide laws and scripture as well so is there a double standard and scripture we're starting to kind of see that with the Noahide laws where the requirements for conviction is different between under the Noahide laws a requirement for conviction is different for a Jew then it is for a Noahide or a Goyima Gentile where you want to say but in scripture is there a double standard there that we can point to to try and justify this double standard and the Noahide laws well let's look for ourselves real quick number one Exodus chapter 12 verses 48 to 50 and when a stranger so germs with you and shall perform the paysoch to Yahweh let all his males be circumcised and then let him come near and perform it and he shall be as a native of the land but let no

50:40uncircumcised eat of it there is one Torah for the native born and for the stranger who so germs among you and all this children of Yisra'el did as Yahweh commanded Moshe and Aaron so they did is there a standard in scripture for the Israelite and the non-Israelite nope not according to this passage let's look up further numbers chapter 15 verses 14 to 16 and when a stranger so germs with you or whoever is among you throughout your generations and would make an offering made by fire a sweet fragrance to Yahweh as you do so he does one law is for you of the assembly and for the stranger who so germs with you a law forever throughout your generations as you are so is the stranger before Yahweh one Torah and one right ruling is for you and for the stranger who so

51:44germs with you so in this passage is there a different standard for the Israelite and the non-Israelite nope they'll just one standard let's look at another passage again just to look at this question of is there double standards in scripture we look at Leviticus chapter 24 verses 19 through 22 and when a man inflicts a blemish upon his neighbor as he has done so it is done to him fracture for fracture eye for eye tooth for tooth as he inflicts a blemish upon him so it is done to him and he who strikes a beast repays it and he who strikes a man to death is put to death you are to have one right ruling for the stranger and for the native for I am Yahweh your Elohim but once again it says there is one right ruling there's one Torah for both the native for both the Israelite and the sojourner those who are not native those who are they're among you who are not in Israeli so again

52:47even if you go with the interpretation that these are proselytes or converts as some do it's still not making a distinction between one group and the other or one group and another like the Noah Hyde laws do or the proponents of Noah Hyde laws do now let's look at one other thing too when it comes about this whole distinction between two different groups or a mixed or a double standard and let's look at when the Israelites came out of Egypt the Exodus from Egypt as we referenced here a little bit earlier this comes from Exodus chapter 12 verses 37 to 38 and the children of Yisrael set out from Ramses to Sukkot about 600,000 men on foot besides the little ones and a mixed multitude went up with them too also flocks and herds very much livestock so here's where I've noticed a lot of people they go wrong they think that the Torah only started at Sinai and only people there were quote unquote the Jews right but according to scripture what's it tells us

53:54it tells us that when they came out of Egypt during the Exodus it wasn't just the Hebrews it wasn't just the Israelites it was a mixed multitude there were non native born there that came out with them who went with them through the wilderness to Sinai and they were there that mixed multitude was at Sinai when they were given the tinkamamas when they were given the Torah and that mixed multitude said whatever you command we will do it wasn't just the Israelites it was a mixed multitude so again there is one Torah for all for the Israelites and for the non-Israelite as well and we can read that time and time again throughout scripture and it confirms it in scripture who was there at Sinai it confirms it wasn't just Israelites it was a mixed multitude so anyways we looked at what the Noah Hyde laws are we looked at some encyclopedia entries about the Noah Hyde laws we you know with the some scriptures and stuff concerning different aspects of the Noah Hyde laws so now let's get

54:58into some history when it comes to this concept of the Noah Hyde laws and let's start out with a look at the book of Jubilee is a lot of people when I was doing this research in background into the Noah Hyde laws they say that you can find a proto Noah Hyde law list in the book of Jubilee's decide for yourself if you think this is a start of a Noah Hyde laws or not anyways we'll look in Jubilee's chapter 7 verses 23 through 25 again this comes from the book of Jubilee's and in the 28th Jubilee Noah began to join up on his sons the sons sons the ordinances and commandments and all the judgments that he knew and he exhorted his sons to observe righteousness and to cover the shame of their flesh and to bless their creator an honor father and mother and love their neighbor and guard their souls from fornication and an uncleaness and all iniquity now I put down there if you're watching on the screen

56:03or you're looking at these slides I put the 7 Noah Hyde laws down below this particular passage just so you can compare the different the two here the book of Jubilee's and the Noah Hyde laws and the book of Jubilee's has listed number one observe righteousness number two cover the shame of their flesh number three bless their creator number four honor father and mother number five love their neighbor number six guard their souls from fornication and an uncleaness from all iniquity so just the number is a little bit different but like I said some people say this is a proto Noah Hyde law list a beginning of it I don't see it actually because there's a lot of differences here and there's only two that I see that line up with the accepted list of Noah Hyde laws as it comes from the Talmud and the only two that line up from the book of Jubilee's with the seven Noah Hyde laws in the Talmud is the not blaspheming God or blessing their creator that's a lot of time that's used interchangeably and also the do not commit sexual immorality

57:08and here it says in Jubilee's guard their souls from fornication so that's the two I see line up the rest of them it's not even there they don't line up with each other and the Noah Hyde laws don't even have honor father and mother doesn't I know that Noah Hyde laws are about observing righteousness so you say maybe the whole set of Noah Hyde laws is about observing righteousness like Jubilee says but you know it's not anyways it's not a listed commandment in the Noah Hyde laws that is the book of Jubilee's and where some people say that there is this proto Noah Hyde law list there's also another section that comes from the Brit Hadashah aka new testament that some people allude to as being a almost influenced by the Noah Hyde laws maybe anyways this comes from Acts chapter 15 verses 19 through 21 this is the Jerusalem council

58:09deciding what to do about new converts coming into the faith and here it says in Acts 15 verses 19 through 21 therefore I judge that we should not trouble those from among the nations who are turning to Elohim but that we write to them to abstain from the defilement of idols and from whoring and from what is strangled and from blood or from ancient generations Moshe has in every city those proclaiming him being read in the congregations every Sabbath so here definitely remember this passage when you're going further in your study on the Noah Hyde laws let's look at the four commands that are listed here in Acts number one to abstain from the defilement of idols number two to abstain from whoring number three to abstain from what is strangled and number four to abstain from blood once again this is a list of four compared to the seven Noah Hyde law so there is a discrepancy there just from the outset also again there's only two

59:13that line up between these two particular concepts from Acts and the seven Noah Hyde laws the only two that line up that I can see is the not worshiping idols so the refraining from idolatry and the not committing sexual immorality for the whoring as it's put in Acts but the rest of this particular decision from the Jerusalem council doesn't say anything about eating of a living animal but you could say that is the eating of blood but again I don't I don't really get that that's something we have to discuss with someone who is a proponent of the Noah Hyde laws just to kind of hash that out but there's no establishment of courts of justice there's no stealing which is obviously we shouldn't do anyways but if you get further into this whole Noah Hyde law thing you'll see that my monodies and other people when they talk about Noah Hyde's in the Noah Hyde laws they say that the Noah Hyde should not keep the Sabbath which is another contradiction

1:00:18to scripture but it's also standing in contrast to this particular passage in Acts where it's talking about these new converts they should do these four things starting out and then the implication is that they will go to the congregation on the Sabbath and learn from as it says here the words of Moshe or the Torah so they start out with these four things and then they go to Sabbath I'm sorry they go to congregation every Sabbath while keeping the Sabbath and they learn more and progress in their faith that's what the Jerusalem council has decided here but when it comes to the proponents of the Noah Hyde laws they say that the Noah Hyde cannot or should not and are not allowed to observe the Sabbath or even study Torah so this stands in the start contradiction to what's being said here in Acts so I do not think this is coming this passage in Acts is coming from the Noah Hyde laws I don't think the Noah Hyde laws actually come into being until a little bit later

1:01:22which we'll get into in this next slide but yeah as far as the Noah Hyde laws as far as what I can tell the first instance of the Noah Hyde laws comes from I guess you call it the Talmud but this comes from the Tosefta that was written about the end of the second century beginning of the third century whatnot but this is from Tosefta of Voda Zara 9.4 and again I provided you the link and the text in the notes so you can go look at it for yourself if you want to but here in the Tosefta of Voda Zara it says the sons of Noah were given seven commandments for its idolatry blasphemy forbidden sexual relations bloodshed theft and consuming the limb of a living animal and you can read the rest of it for yourself here but yeah that's where I find the first instance or the first mention of the Noah Hyde laws themselves it says here the sons of Noah were given seven commandments now again this goes back to context are you saying the sons of Noah in context meaning the

1:02:30whole of humanity or are you talking about the sons of Noah as Jim I'm sorry um Jim him and Jaffa depends on the context most of the time with people the proponents of the Noah Hyde laws when they say sons of Noah they mean it in the context of all humanity because obviously we're all descendants of Noah but that is the first mention I have found of the Noah Hyde laws in history as it was codified and written down now in all fairness and full disclosure just because it was written down in the Talmud about the end of the second century doesn't mean it did not exist beforehand because there was a lot of things that I believe that are in the Talmud that existed before they were actually written down because they were part of the oral tradition or a part of the oral law and then eventually they were written down so just because it's mentioned here doesn't mean it did not exist before this just as a disclaimer and full disclosure and something for you to understand and we go all in and we look also it's written down

1:03:33and explained even further in other Talmudic writings such as we read earlier in the Sanhedrin especially Sanhedrin 568 and here it says quote the sages taught in a barata the descendants of Noah i.e. all of humanity were commanded to observe seven mitzvah the mitzvah of establishing courts of judgment and the prohibition against blessing i.e. cursing the name of God and the prohibition of idol worship and the prohibition against forbidden sexual relations and the prohibition of bloodshed and the prohibition of robbery and the prohibition against eating a limb from a living animal in quote and this was written if sensory i think it was i've got it in the notes go look in the notes if you want the exact one or you can look on safaria that's where i got the date from as well but yeah it continues on after the tosefta in the Sanhedrin 568 and other places as well but it doesn't stop there it continues throughout history this whole concept and doctrine of the Noahide laws continues throughout history on down to today so as we go on further

1:04:39this goes on into the end of the 12th century and this comes from my monides who is greatly respected in orthodox Judaism and my monides wrote in his missionatora especially the kings and wars and he writes about the Noahide laws and here he says that for every Gentile who does not accept these commandments must be executed if he is under our undisputed authority. Moses was commanded by the al-Mati to compel all the inhabitants of the world to accept the commandments given to Noah's descendants if one does not accept these commands he should be executed in quote and that is the straight from my monides what he is teaching and advising other orthodox Jews to do in about the Noahide laws itself and once again i have put the link there so you can go read it and look for yourself and know that i'm not just making this up i'm not just telling you like some of those

1:05:41alarmists i warned you about at the beginning this is out there for everyone to see everyone who has studied the talmud or studied things from my monides from ram bam and etc etc they already understand this so you can see this for yourself and this is you know part of the history and the opinion of those or some of those who are proponents of the Noahide laws and it continues on past my monides as well we look at it i'm sorry got more monides from missionatora this is another section from his work on kings and wars quote anyone who accepts upon himself the fulfillment of these seven myths vote and is precise in their observance is considered one of the pious among the Gentiles and will merit a share in the world to come this applies only only when he accepts them and fulfills them because the holy one blessed is blessed be he commanded them in the Torah and informed us

1:06:45through Moses our teacher that Noah's descendants had been commanded to fulfill them previously however if he fulfills them out of intellectual conviction he is not a resident alien nor of the pious among the Gentiles nor of their wise men in quote now here's something that is not universally accepted among most of the docs Jews i think at or at least i didn't see it universally accepted when i was doing my research my monides here says that those who do the Noahide laws if they do them they're not counted as the pious among the Gentiles if they do the Noahide laws out of natural conviction in other words if they do them because they instinctively know that murder is wrong or they instinctively know that stealing is wrong and therefore that's why they don't do it then my monides doesn't consider them as the pious among the Gentiles no it's the reason behind doing the Noahide laws that makes them the pious according to my monides and they have to

1:07:49do it for the reason because he says that God is the one who commanded people to do it and if they that's the reason they're doing it then that's what makes them the pious among the Gentiles now other teachers and Judaism disagree they say that even if they do it just because they instinctively know it to be a commandment or something they should do then they are considered pious in a Noahide etc etc so it's not a universal opinion amongst those within orthodox Judaism but also notice some other parts of this particular section from my monides as well it says here from my monides that Yahweh the the reference is here the holy one that Yahweh commanded them in the Torah now we looked earlier and we do not see the seven Noahide laws or even the title or the concept of Noahide laws anywhere in scripture let alone commanded by Yahweh it is simply not

1:08:50there so that's a contrast between what my monides are saying and what is actually in scripture so take that for what you will but we just do not find that in scripture and it also says that this is one of the ways that the Gentiles or those who are Noahides will merit a share in the world to come and the way we would put it is get to heaven so yeah but when it comes to the sages as they call them in orthodox Judaism and their opinion on the Noahides and why Noahides do what they do is not a universal opinion from what I was able to gather in the research well let's do one more quote from my monides and the mission of Torah from kings and wars number nine and here my monides says quote I know a hide who transgresses these seven commands shall be executed by decapitation I know a hide is executed on the basis of the testimony of one witness in the verdict of a single judge and quote and you go on read the rest of that quote in the notes

1:09:56or go look that up or yourself as well on safaria but yeah we've already looked at this and the methods of execution that are prescribed by scripture as well as the requirements or a conviction or a capital punishment as well and as we saw what my monides is saying here stands in contrast to what we found in scripture now we go on and look and it doesn't end with my monides in the end of the 12th century it continues on to history we look in the 1860s in the 19th century and here from wikipedia.org quote during the 1860s in western Europe the idea of Noah as a universal Judaic religion or non-Jews was developed by Elijah Benamazig an Italian Sephardic Orthodox Rabbi and renowned Jewish Kabbalist in quote and again I apologize if I butchered that name I'm horrible at name sometimes but yeah it started being thought of as a universal religion or a

1:11:05universal requirement for everyone who is a in other words non-Jewish and it was before the 1860s but yeah it got really going in 1860s but even more so as we look on further in history and we'll get into in just a moment in the mid to late 20th century but yeah also notice here it says that this particular rabbi was a Sephardic Orthodox Rabbi and a renowned Jewish Kabbalist a lot of what's going on here is comes from the Kabbalah and is influenced by the Kabbalah and for those of you don't know Kabbalah is Jewish mysticism almost like the equivalent or to put it in an analogy it's like a gnostic Christianity almost it's about mysticism and stuff like that that's what Kabbalah is and this whole idea of Noahide laws and converting people to Noahideism is has a lot to do with Kabbalah proponents as well now as we go on past the 19th

1:12:10century and into the 20th century this is going to be some people that you start to understand and start to remember that you probably heard their names before but we'll get into the late to mid I'm sorry the mid to late 20th century then we get into a gentleman named Menachem Mendel Schneerson and this comes from wikipedia.org quote Menachem Mendel Schneerson the Lubavitcher Rebbe encouraged his followers on many occasions to preach the seven laws of Noah since the 1990s Orthodox Jewish rabbis from Israel most notably those affiliated to Habad Lubavitch and religious Zionist organizations including the temple institute have set up the modern Noahide movement these Noah ide organizations led by religious Zionist and Orthodox Jewish rabbis are aimed at non-Jews to proselytize among them and commit them to follow the Noahide laws in quote so this Rabbi Schneerson

1:13:12or Menachem Mendel Schneerson really got it going in the mid to late 20th century especially with the whole Habad Lubavitch movement and organization and you can find these people these Habad Lubavitch people nowadays you can go to believe it's Habad.org and you can find them all throughout the world they got congregations and buildings and synagogues if you will all throughout the world I think there's one here in western North Carolina that's close by as well but again know that there are different sex or different denominations if you will of Judaism so Orthodox Judaism I'm sorry Orthodox Jews are starkly different from Carite Jews etc etc so don't lump every Jew in with this whole Noahide law thing it's not the Carites it is the Orthodox Jews and the Kabbalas Jews like the Habad Lubavitch and Menachem Mendel Schneerson all of this is Kabbalah and the Noahide laws as we

1:14:18know what nowadays especially is Kabbalah but Menachem Mendel Schneerson really got this whole Noahide thing going and there's a lot that pertains to him even up until today's day and age even though he's already passed we go on and look at Meir Hain and this is really going to open your eyes here if you have never heard of this guy definitely pay attention to him and what he had to do with the Noahide laws in the whole Noahide movement from wikipedia.org quote Meir David Hakoen Cahain was an Israeli Orthodox ordained Rabbi writer and ultra-nationalist politician he was the founder of the Israeli political party Koch Cahain was convicted of multiple exoterism in the United States and in Israel in 1968 he founded the Jewish defense league several JDL members including Cahain were subsequently convicted of acts related to domestic terrorism in 1971 he founded Koch a political party that initially failed to gain any seats in the Knesset in 1980 Cahain

1:15:23was arrested for the 60 second time since his immigration and he was jailed for six months for planning armed attacks against Palestinians in quote but a little bit more about Meir Cahain is that he was actually born in the United States he was born in New York and then immigrated to Israel but he was an ordained Rabbi but he was also considered a terrorist and convicted on lots of different things even the organization that he instituted or founded was considered a domestic terrorist organization and he even founded a political party that you'll find out more information here in just a moment as well remember that political organization they founded the Koch party this comes from wikipedia.org as well and it says here quote the Koch party has been banned by the Israeli government in 2004 the United States Department of State designated it a foreign terrorist organization and it was since removed in 2022 but it remains especially designated

1:16:30global terrorist entity the Oatsma Yahudi party which was a subset of the Koch party and the Cahainist movement as a whole have been described as espousing Jewish supremacy and fascism in quote let's a little bit of background on this guy what he was all about it's a little bit of his history and stuff like that so take that into account as we go into this next part here here this comes from wikipedia.org as well as some other places as well but it says quote mayor Cahain and Shlomo Karlbach organized one of the first Noah Hyde conferences in the 1980s in 1919 Cahain was the keynote speaker at the first international conference of the descendents of Noah the first Noah Hyde gathering in Fort Worth Texas. So this guy who is been convicted of

1:17:31terrorism and plotting the death and assassination of Palestinians and being you know creating these organizations that were classified as terrorist organizations as you know form a political party that failed to gain traction and etc etc that's the kind of guy who they had as a keynote speaker at the first Noah Hyde gathering in Fort Worth Texas. So yeah this guy is definitely associated with the Noah Hyde movement and here is a picture of the people who attended that first Noah Hyde convention there in Fort Worth Texas. This is an old one from 1990s so I can't really make out the faces or tell you which one is Cahain but if you look in our notes on our website there is a video there where there's a 9 minute segment where Cahain is speaking and there's not a lot to what he's saying in the video so it's nothing groundbreaking or shocking but you do kind of get

1:18:35a sense of his body language how he speaks stuff like that but I really can't point out to you where he has in his picture but he was the keynote speaker for the Noah Hyde convention in 1990 in Fort Worth Texas. So this is kind of people that are involved in leading this Noah Hyde movement along with the Kabbalist like Mendel Schneerson. So yeah we just talked about Cahain we talked about Rabbi Schneerson and these various people who were involved with the modern day Noah Hyde movement and whatnot but the Habad Lubavitch which Mendel Schneerson was a big part of continues on even until this date and according to Wikipedia.org quote the Habad Lubavitch movement has been one of the most active in Noah Hyde outreach believing that there is spiritual and societal value for non-juice and at least simply acknowledging the Noah Hyde laws. In 1982 Habad Lubavitch had a reference to the Noah Hyde laws enshrined in a U.S. presidential proclamation that was by President Reagan

1:19:38in proclamation 49 to 1. In 1989 and 1990 they had another reference to the Noah Hyde laws enshrined in a U.S. presidential proclamation and that was by George Bush 1 and that was proclamation 5956. And for your reference I'm not going to read it to you for a sake of time but here is the proclamation from President Reagan I've got the full proclamation and the notes as well and you can always stop the video or go read the full proclamation and the notes and here is the proclamation from President Bush the first bush anyways and from 1990 I'm sorry 1989 and 1990 and again I'm not going to read it you can read the entire proclamation and the notes or go check that out for yourself from the link as well but to start kind of winding down and closing this up let's look at some of my own personal closing thoughts here and this is not scripture this

1:20:40is not coming from the Talmud or from history or anything else this is just my own personal thoughts I had as I was going through this particular study and putting this particular teaching together number one throughout history we saw that it's generally the unrighteous who utilize racial ethnic religious caste or even class divisive systems it's not always done righteous but it's generally the unrighteous and here are some examples of such divisive systems that we have seen throughout history we see the ancient Greek distinction between those who are Greek and those who are not Greek we see the Romans and the Roman citizenship hierarchy between those who are Romans and those who are not Romans for instance we see in the Brit Hadasha where Paul the apostle Paul is appealing is conviction to the emperor and only a citizen to do that the the Spanish colonial caste system during the colonial period and it's to be fair it wasn't just a spaniard it was

1:21:45pretty much anyone who was in the act or the business of colonialization we got the English we got the Dutch we've got the Spanish we got the French etc etc anywhere they went to colonize somewhere there was always the people who were colonizing and then there was those who were already there the natives if you will the indigenous and there was always the greater group and the lesser group the better group and the not so great group the divisiveness like that you've also got the example of American slavery in the Jim Crow era you got the caste system and India which goes along with a lot of their religious beliefs as well you got the Nazi racial hierarchy as well which is obviously the low hanging fruit in this particular example you got the Japanese imperial racial ideology and this is something I didn't know until I started looking into a lot of world war two information and history is that the Japanese were especially during the time of world war two they

1:22:47were extremely racist and they were racist against Okinawans who they did not consider to be Japanese they were racist against Chinese and Koreans and especially against Americans and etc etc but there was always in in the Japanese empire at this time there was the Japanese and those who were not Japanese and those who were not Japanese were considered second class citizens lesser people etc etc so even Japanese had a racial divide and stuff like that too then you got the obviously the South African apartheid to happen down in South Africa so throughout history you've got these examples of divisiveness that various cultures and people have done and we've saw that it generally not good for society as a whole for the world as a whole and we can see that unfortunately with this whole Noah Hyde movement you've got within the Noah Hyde doctrine the group of

1:23:53Jews and then they got the group of non-Jews and yeah it's that two class system within the whole Noah Hyde movement that is something you do not get from scripture some more thoughts throughout scripture we see the theme of unity instead of division especially in regards to the instructions in other words the Torah and following Yahweh and we see that Yahweh does not like or does not appreciate and even hates diverse weights and measures and yeah a lot of times you could say that goes into business dealings but it is a theme that goes throughout scripture that there is one Torah for the native and the sojourner etc etc there's this theme of unity how great and how blessed it is when brothers dwell together in unity scripture never uses the phrase sons of Noah

1:24:54or bin Noah look for yourself if you find it let me know but I was not able to ever find that phrase sons of Noah to describe all of humanity or to describe anyone outside of Israel outside of covenant with Israel anything like that but the phrase that it does use a lot of times and fairly frequently is the phrase son of Adam or sons of Adam sometimes it's translated as son of man but in reality what it's saying is sons of Adam son of Adam and it's used for not only Yeshua but also some of the prophets back in the Tanakh as well and if you're just going to believe man's word over scripture like the Noah Hyde laws are Noah Hyde laws do not come in scripture they're just the words of man the words of rabbis in the late second century if you're just going to believe man's word over scripture you might as well just be Catholic because that's the same thing the Catholics do

1:25:55it's let's call a horse a horse you know that's just the way it is and do these Noah Hyde laws build bridges or do they create walls I get it and some people who are proponents of the Noah Hyde laws want it to be or think of it as a way to build bridges and to bring people who are non Jews and to righteousness at least at a very basic level even but I don't see that I'll see it as creating walls you've got again the two-class division there between those who are Jews and those who are non-Jews even if they're keeping the Noah Hyde laws they're still considered second class a lower class and we saw that with the discrepancy and the justice system where a Noah Hyde is convicted only on one witness where a Jew has to have a much more stringent requirement or conviction process in order for them to be convicted of a capital punishment and does the Noah Hyde laws bring people

1:26:57closer to Yahweh or does it push them farther out I would contend that it actually pushes people farther out because these Noah Hyde laws the doctrine of Noah Hyde laws within that like I said I didn't put it in there but you can go look it up that the Noah Hydes are forbidden and you know prevented from celebrating and keeping the Sabbath so that pushes people away and out of you know relationship with Yahweh because Sabbath is a very wonderful thing that was given to us given to all of humanity not just one particular group also is said that those who are non-Jews including Noah Hyde's were not allowed to study Torah and study in and learning Torah is a way to come closer to Yahweh and that's what we saw in Acts 15 the intention was there is to start out with the four basic rules and then learn as you go learn the Torah learn Moses as it puts there in that particular passage from Acts as you go on and you're a wall but this doctrine of the Noah Hyde laws

1:28:04it's no I like I said in my opinion I think it's I would contend that the Noah Hyde laws actually pushes people farther out and less in relationship to Yahweh and finally if the Noah Hyde laws are so important if they're so divine then why don't we find them in scripture the things are important they are put in scripture from Yahweh himself but we only get the Noah Hyde laws from rabbinic Judaism and they come from the oral Torah not from the written Torah to accept these laws as actual commands or as actually binding would be to place confidence trust and authority in the word of man since it was man who came up with these laws instead of Yahweh especially a group who was repeatedly rebuked by Yeshua for transgressing the Torah for elevating their traditions over the commands of Yahweh etc etc and hopefully you don't need me to put those scriptures up for you because you remember those from your reading of the Brit Hadashah where Yeshua is in many occasions

1:29:09coming against the Pharisees for putting their traditions over and above the commands of Yahweh the Pharisees and these rabbis are a group that Yeshua referred to as a brood of vipers among other things now it's not to say that you can't learn anything from the Talmud you can't learn anything from the rabbinic Jews from the arabis stuff like that there are things you can learn but like scripture says test everything and only hold fast that which is good not everything wholesale don't throw the baby out with the bath water but test everything and only hold that which is good so in summary just to wrap up this particular drash the term jiu can mean a descendant of the tribe of jiuda someone from the line of the southern kingdom of jiuda or someone of the jiuwish faith only those of the orthodox jiuwish tradition hold to the concept of Noahide laws in other words

1:30:11those who hold to the concept of oral law the carats just go by the word of Yahweh carats do not go by the oral law and do not hold to this concept of the Noahide laws so definitely keep that in mind and make that distinction when you're doing the study and when you're you know mulling all of this over in your mind exegesis means learning the meaning from the text isegesis means reading your own meaning back into the text the Noahide laws are found nowhere in scripture neither Noah nor Adam were commanded the Noahide laws the Noahide laws prescribed decapitation for punishment but as we saw the Torah does not prescribe decapitation for punishment the Noahide laws create a situation of a double standard in contrast with the Torah teaching the Noahide laws only first appear in the tosefta of voda zara about the end of the second century or the beginning of the third century

1:31:15my modesty is commented greatly on the Noahide laws near the end of the 12th century and we only read a few of the excerpts that he had in the mission of Torah regarding the Noahide laws momentum for spreading the Noahide laws really started going near the end or the middle or the end of the 20th century in large part to menachem Mendel Schneerson and the Habad Lubavitch organization the Noahide movement has been supported by a Jewish terrorist such as Meir Kahain and just as a clarification the Noahide movement is not only is not just run by people who are declared terrorist in fact i would say it's actually a very small portion like Kahain that was actually considered terrorist who support the Noahide movement other people the vast majority i would say in my opinion are non-terrorist but they are kabbalist so definitely can keep that in mind too the Habad Lubavitch movement has continued the Noahide movement since menachem Mendel Schneerson and president

1:32:21proclamations by Ronald Reagan George Bush and others have claimed that the Noahide laws are the bedrock of society including the American society and in a nutshell the Noahide laws do contrast and contradict and transgress the Torah by adding to the word of Yahweh and leading people astray in a way from a covenant relationship with our creator that would otherwise be found by studying and following the Torah and that is just the God honest truth so thank you for joining us for this particular study on the Noahide laws we hope that you got something out of it and if you did if you learned something let us know down in the comments what it is that you learned and while you're down there also make sure you hit that subscribe button and ring the bell so that you notified every time that we go live or upload a new on-demand video make sure you hit that like button if you liked it hit that down vote button if you didn't like it but let us know in the comments why so that we can improve our future videos and before you go make sure you also hit that share

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