Seven Noahide Laws
Form the Bedrock of all Civilized Society
For a Better World of Wisdom and Universal Peace
The Seven Noahide Laws were one of the 1st foundational underpinnings of Western civilization. Originally given by G-d to Adam as six laws, they were again given to Noah after the flood adding the seventh law.
Seven Noahide Laws
Form the Bedrock of all Civilized Society
For a Better World of Wisdom and Universal Peace
1
Acknowledge that there is only one G‑d who is Infinite and Supreme above all things. Do not replace that Supreme Being with finite idols, be it yourself, or other beings. This command includes such acts as prayer, study and meditation.
2
Respect the Creator. As frustrated and angry as you may be, do not vent it by cursing your Maker.
3
Respect human life. Every human being is an entire world. To save a life is to save that entire world. To destroy a life is to destroy an entire world. To help others live is a corollary of this principle.
4
Respect the institution of marriage. Marriage is a most Divine act. The marriage of a man and a woman is a reflection of the oneness of G‑d and His creation. Disloyalty in marriage is an assault on that oneness.
5
Respect the rights and property of others. Be honest in all your business dealings. By relying on G‑d rather than on our own conniving, we express our trust in Him as the Provider of Life.
6
Respect G‑d's creatures. At first, Man was forbidden to consume meat. After the Great Flood, he was permitted - but with a warning: Do not cause unnecessary suffering to any creature.
7
Maintain justice. Justice is G‑d's business, but we are given the charge to lay down necessary laws and enforce them whenever we can. When we right the wrongs of society, we are acting as partners in the act of sustaining the creation.
The Seven Noahide Laws were one of the 1st foundational underpinnings of Western civilization. Originally given by G-d to Adam as six laws, they were again given to Noah after the flood adding the seventh law. Therefore, it historically came before the giving of the Hebrew Bible (the Old Testament), The Bible: (New Testament), The Magna Carta, The Declaration of Independence, The U.S. Constitution, The Federalist Papers, and The Bill of Rights.
Following these seven laws and building upon them, we became the most prosperous and free people in the history of humanity. Ignoring these seven laws also has an historical precedence; decline and destruction. Let’s follow these seven laws and save Western civilization.
Is The World Getting Better? Look:
(set back temporarly by a huge tragic worldwide pandemic)
Notice the last 250 years? That's AMERICA! Born and leading the world! The Declaration of Independence with the promise of LIFE, LIBERTY, and the pursuit of HAPPINESS! Look at the worldwide results:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
The US must focus on re-emphasizing its traditional Abrahamic Religious
values of Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness. The Seven Noahide Laws are a great place to start.
Make the World a Better Place
Yes! You can do it!
YOU can do one additional positive act, say one extra positive word, think one more positive thought in line with these Seven Noahide Laws.
It might just be the one extra amount of goodness that changes the balance of the whole world toward G-dliness and goodness.
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Sources of Seven Noahide Laws
“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 it, for on the day that you eat from it, you shall die” (Genesis 2:16–17). The verse is interpreted homiletically as follows: With regard to the term “and…commanded,” these are the courts of judgment; and so it states in another verse: “For I have known him, to the end that he may
command his children and his household after him, that they may keep the way of the Lord, to do righteousness and justice” (Genesis 18:19). More: