בס”ד Or any part of them, as they were given for non-Jews by G-d through Moses at Sinai1 In the previous foundation – (add link) – we discussed the prohibition of adding mitzvot based on the principle that creating a new religion is forbidden, known as the prohibition of “chiddushei… Read More »FUNDAMENTALS OF THE FAITH – 10 NOT TO ADD OR TO SUBSTRACT FROM THE SEVEN COMMANDMENTS
בס”ד this includes the prohibition against a non-Jew observing a sancitfied day of ritual restraint, as it says (Gen. 8:22), “lo yishbotu”” (“They shall not make a Shabbath”)1 This principle addresses the prohibition of creating a new religion, known as the prohibition of “chiddushei daat.” Mishneh Torah, Kings and Wars… Read More »FUNDAMENTALS OF THE FAITH – 9 NOT TO CREATE A NEW RELIGION OR COMMANDEMENT
בס”ד In The Divine Code by Rabbi Moshe Weiner, the 8 fundamental of the faith is: To listen to a tru prophet who speaks in the name of G-d, and to obey a true prophet’s instruction.1 Introduction In the previous blog [link to the previous blog], we discussed the importance… Read More »FUNDAMENTALS OF THE FAITH – 8 TO LISTEN TO A TRUE PROPHET
בס”ד In The Divine Code by Rabbi Moshe Weiner, the seventh fundamentals of the faith are: 7 Not to listen to a falshe prophet wheter he prophecies (1) falsely in the name of G-d or (2) in the name of an idol.1 In the previous blog, we discussed what a… Read More »FUNDAMENTALS OF THE FAITH – 7 NOT TO LISTEN TO A FALSHE PROPHET
בס”ד In The Divine Code by Rabbi Moshe Weiner, the fifth and sixth fundamentals of the faith are: 5. Not to prophesy falsely in the name of G-d.6. Not to prophesy in the name of an idol, or to convince others to worship an idol or to transgress any of… Read More »FUNDAMENTALS OF THE FAITH – 5 AND 6 PROPHESY
בס”ד A healthy relationship is always rooted in love, whether it’s with your partner, children, friends, or G-d. Love is the foundation that sustains these connections. When a relationship is not based on love, it often depends on rewards or punishments. We may engage in such a relationship for personal… Read More »FUNDAMENTALS OF THE FAITH – 4 TO “DO”- LOVE G-D
בס”ד The Recognition of Divine Oversight In Genesis 20:11 Abraham expresses his concern stating: 11 And Abraham said: ‘Because I thought: Surely the fear of G-d is not in this place; and they will slay me for my wife’s sake. יא וַיֹּאמֶר, אַבְרָהָם, כִּי אָמַרְתִּי רַק אֵין-יִרְאַת אֱלֹקים, בַּמָּקוֹם הַזֶּה; וַהֲרָגוּנִי, עַל-דְּבַר… Read More »FUNDAMENTALS OF THE FAITH – 3 TO FEAR G-D
and Observing the Seven Noahide Commandments בס”ד To accept the “yoke of Heaven” The Hebrew term for “accepting the yoke of Heaven” is kabalat ol Malchut Shamayim, where “Malchut” refers to Kingship. This suggests a more positive connotation: accepting the Kingship of G-d. Jews affirm His Kingship three times daily… Read More »FUNDAMENTALS OF THE FAITH 2 – ACCEPTING THE “YOKE OF HEAVEN”
בס”ד Introduction to the Concept of One G-d For Jews and Noahides, the foundation of everything we can learn about G-d is the belief in the one G-d. According to Maimonides (Rambam), this is the core of all wisdom, which is to realize that there exists one ultimate Being, and… Read More »FUNDAMENTALS OF THE FAITH 1 – THE FOUNDATION OF BELIEF IN ONE G-D
13 Principles of Torah-based Faith that were enumerated by Rambam (Maimonides) The 13th Principle of Faith I fully believe there will be a revival of the dead at a time when the Creator, whose Name is praised and whose fame is so high and forever exalted, wills it. We believe… Read More »IS THERE RESURRECTION OF THE DEAD FOR NOAHIDES?
