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	Chavurath B'nei Noach: The Seven Laws of Noah: Courts of Justice (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Chavurath B'nei Noach: The Seven Laws of Noah: Courts of Justice
		B'nei Noach cannot, under the laws of the land, establish courts that would mete out punishment for transgression of the Seven Noachide Laws.
		In this manner, B'nei Noach are observing some of the aspects of this prohibition.
	webpages.charter.net /chavurathbneinoach/courts_of_justice.html (192 words)

	The acceptance of the Torah
		The mitzvot given to the Bnei Noach were given simply as commandments, and their obligation to keep them stems from their being commandments.
		Bnei Noach are killed for violating any of their seven commandments, and they are killed whether or not they were warned before the violation occurred.
		Bnei Noach lack this unity with their commandments, and thus their intention is worthless until it is actualized in the form of the performance of the commandments.
	www.chaburas.org /shavuot99.html (1071 words)

	Hebrew Transliterated and English Translated Torah
		G-d remembered Noach, and all the beasts and all the animals that were with him in the ark. G-d caused a wind to blow over the earth and the water subsided [cooled off].
		Noach began to be a man of the soil and he planted a vineyard.
		Noach awoke from his wine [induced sleep] and he realized what had been done to him by his youngest son.
	headcoverings-by-devorah.com /HebEngTaNaKh3.html (3246 words)

	Sanhedrin to Establish Bnei Noach Council
		The purpose of the council, which was the brainchild of Rabbi Avraham Toledano, is to assist the B'nei Noach in their struggle to observe the word of G-d.
		"The goal is to unify, serve and organize all kosher B'nei Noach communities of the world under a single body that can operate under the direct authority and supervision of the Sanhedrin," the decision to establish the body reads.
		B'nei Noach in India and Brazil are already in touch with Noahide leaders.
	www.teshuvah.com /articles/sanhedrin_bneinoach.html (1081 words)

	Lech Lecha 5758 - Rabbi Gedalia Hochberg
		Bnei Yisroel - the Jewish people - constitute one group, and are bound by all the mitzvot and laws of the Torah; all gentiles comprise the group of "bnei noach," and are obligated by the seven mitzvot of bnei noach, with their particular rules and specifications.
		The Gemara in Yevamot (78b) teaches us that the nationality of bnei noach [such as, who is considered to be a Moabite, Amalekite, etc.] follows the father, not the mother.
		The status of Yaakov and Yosef was Yisroel, not ben noach.
	www.yoy.org.il /article.php?id=69 (653 words)

	TESHUVAH BNEI NOACH PAGE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		These laws were given to mankind at the time and in the way that was necessary for mankind's survival.
		Just as Avraham, and even the sons of Adam and Chavah knew how to offer sacrifices to HaShem, Noach and his family knew G-d and listened to His commands concerning the building of the ark and the saving of a remnant of mankind for the future.
		Seven of these laws are incumbent upon all humans because they were given to Noach and his family.
	teshuvah.com /bnainoach (202 words)

	The Noachide Law of Justice
		He claims that if the view of Rambam were correct, then Yaakov himself should have killed the people of Shechem (a Ben Noach who violates one of his seven laws incurs the death penalty in all cases) and certainly should not have rebuked his children for their actions.
		According to the view that the word "va-yetzav" (and He commanded) is the source, the law of dinim is merely for Bnei Noach to have a court system, but what laws they enforce will be decided, to some extent, by their sovereigns.
		The gemara in Sanhedrin notes that their are various laws of courtroom procedure that do not apply to Bnei Noach, such as the requirement for two witnesses, the restriction against a relative testifying, and so on.
	www.chaburas.org /noach.html (1675 words)

	Sedrah Selections
		Since Noach convinced no one to repent, perhaps his merit to live was ancillary to the merit of M'sushelach, just as we find Avrohom entreating Hashem to save S'dom in the merit of righteous people who lived in its midst (Breishis 18:24).
		Since in our world Noach was unable to turn the many to the right path, a "tzadik in peltz" as per the Holy Admor of Kotzk, only keeping himself warm, but not affecting others positively, he had to step into a different world to save himself.
		Noach would immediately be in need of the ark as a place of refuge independent of the flood.
	www.shemayisrael.co.il /parsha/fleisher/archives/noach62.htm (1973 words)

	salt-noach (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Parashat Noach recounts the deluge and its aftermath.
		Rashi says that Noach was "lacking of faith, he believed but did not believe that the flood would arrive." We suggested that although Noach invested a lot of effort into the construction of the ark, he lost sight of the overall purpose of this project.
		Noach firmly believed God's promise of a flood, but he did not live with a sense of impending danger the way he did once the waters began to rise.
	www.vbm-torah.org /archive/salt-bereishit/02-4noach.htm (2551 words)

	MyJewishLearning.com - Texts: The Children Of Noach
		As the children of Noach, we are challenged to follow his example of resisting the corruption of our society, walking with God and living with our brothers and sisters in love and peace.
		Perhaps the difference is that Adam and Chava lived in a less complicated world than Noach did--they had violence in their family, for sure, but they didn't have to face the pressure of resisting a whole society and its unGodly values.
		Noach did; he and his family weren't perfect, but in a society filled with violence, greed, theft, corruption, materialism, and so on, he resisted and "walked with God." (cf.
	www.myjewishlearning.com /texts/Weekly_Torah_Commentary/noach_kolel5760.htm (598 words)

	The Origins and Derivation of the Noachide Laws
		The Bnei Noach (Sons [and Daughters] of Noach) are no longer meant to keep the Laws merely because they were originally given to Adam and then to Noach.
		The Bnei Noach are now required to keep the Laws because they are the Will of God for all mankind as expressed in His Torah.
		She is a Bat Noach [Daughter of Noach] residing in Melbourne, Australia.
	www.geocities.com /rachav/oadnl.html (1159 words)

	Ask the Rabbi #2
		The first mitzvah, to be fruitful and multiply, is essential to the survival of all of Mankind..." And yet, on the surface, "p'ru ur'vu" is not one of the commandments for the Bnei Noach.
		There are 7 commandments from Hashem for the Bnei Noach to govern their behavior.
		Thus, the Bnei Noach are excluded from this mitzvah.
	ohr.edu /ask/ask002.htm (782 words)

	Weekly Torah Portion -- Noach
		Noach was well-developed in all 3 realms (6:9): 1) Noach WALKED WITH THE LORD-- his highly developed reason and science made him acutely aware of the unity of Creation and its Creator (cf.
		Noach is also told, now by Hashem, the infinite God of mercy and relationship to take "seven seven, husband and wife..." of all clean animals (perhaps those good for the soul, especially the Jewish soul) into the ark (7:2).
		Noach later curses Canaan, then sole heir of Cham; his descendants will be slaves of (sometimes) fellow slaves, Godly Shem and expanding Yafes-- the body and its enthusiasts are to be guided by the spirit and its masters toward painful freedom.
	israelvisit.co.il /top/noach.htm (8654 words)

	The JOI Bulletin Board - Interfaith Issues - Conversion
		Places such as Dallas, Texas are host to hundreds of Bnei Noach and Wendell Jones (the famed archaeologist on whom the Indiana Jones movies were loosely based) even led his church to become Bnei Noach “removing the cross and the New Testament from the house of worship.”
		What makes me uncomfortable with this Bnei Noach business, even if it did provide its followers with something to do as liora pointed out, is that it's a movement originating with people who don't want to join, as in "Here's a religion that we think would be good for you people, but not for us.
		There is another movement besides the Bnei Noach, to call these folks "Ger Toshav," "resident alien," but I find that is just another way to keep them in a separate status.
	www.joi.org /cgi-bin/bigtalker/discussion.cgi?forum=2&discussion=60 (1477 words)

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		But underlying these comparisons is often not so much a desire to understand two individuals as a contrast between Noach as the father of humanity and Avraham as the father of the Jewish people.
		The term "Bnei Noach" is, after all, the most common rabbinic appellation of non-Jewish humanity.
		Noach was the father of humanity, and great nations that arise from him are basically distinguished by their number - seventy nations, the entire world's population.
	www.vbm-torah.org /archive/midrash/03mid.doc (2316 words)

	: Bnei Noach (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Of corse you or any one can choose to live in their world but understand it is not recognized by the majority of Jews and gentiles who live here in the real world.
		Our forefathers abandoned that oath-brit covenant in which we seek to return, that they had with G-d the Ancient of Days, during the tower of bavel, and were scattered through out the world, even so, we have got today, if we want eternal life, but to return "tshuva" back to this original oath-brit.
		The purpose today of making a Oath-Brit holding a Safer Torah in the presence of a Bet Din is not to uphold the seven laws of Noach, but to return back to the covenant in which our forefathers abandoned.
	bnn.bnainoach.com /tiki-view_forum_thread.php?forumId=8&comments_parentId=381 (1589 words)

	Anyone Here Know Any B'noth Noach? - Hashkafah.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Welcome, bennoach31! I don't know b'noth noach offhand, but I think there are web sites (and web-rings) for communities of Bnei Noach (iirc, Chabad has been rather active in that area).
		Of course, I am not an expert on Bnei Noach so the usual ask your local Orthodox rabbi disclaimer applies (I may be way off, or on the other end even a garden variety Xtain may be halachically acceptable for you- though I doubt you'd be willing to consider getting married to such a person).
		It is really sad that there are not ways for B'nei Noach to meet each other because I was just thinking how sad it is that the best we can do is suggest meeting someone who is not Christian.
	www.hashkafah.com /index.php?showtopic=6767 (3323 words)

	Parashat Noach - Quick Summary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		However, God recognized Noach (from the godly line of Seth) as a tzaddik, a righteous man, and graciously made provision to save him from the wrath to come.
		The specific commandments given to bnei Noach (the sons of Noah) are detailed in Genesis chapter 9, but may be summarized as follows:
		God’s promise of the redemption of Israel is based on the same covenantal strength as His promise to keep the earth from another worldwide flood.
	www.hebrew4christians.com /Scripture/Parashah/Archives/Noach/noach.html (1272 words)

	7for70.net - Official Bnei Noah Site - Welcome!..
		Its purpose - to persuade young people to accept upon themselves and observe Seven biblical Laws, which were given by G-d through prophet Moses on the mount of Sinai and which are obligatory for all mankind.
		Our Bnei Noah site was created and functions with the support of Lubavitcher Rebbe - our generation head, man of great spiritual and moral principles - who has revived the campaign for spreading Seven Laws among the peoples of the world in twentieth century.
		Bnei Noah ("Noah Descendants" - Biblical language translation) is not a religion, it's rather simple set of common rules the world would not be able to exist without.
	7for70.net (441 words)

	The Covenant of Bnei Noah
		This system of belief is thought by some scholars to be the root of Christianity and Islam, as it is referred to both in the New Testament and the Qur'an.
		The secretary of Bnei Noach in the Sanhedrin is
		"One of the goals is to delineate clearly the seven laws and their applications according to the Mishneh Torah of the Rambam." "Never before in recorded history have B'nei Noach come together to be ordained by the Sanhedrin for the purpose of spreading Noahide observance of laws," Bar-Ron said.
	www.thesanhedrin.org /en/bneinoah (1493 words)

	Parshat No'ach 5764 - Special Features - SHEYIBANEH BEIT HAMIKDASH... - OU.ORG
		Ramban posited, that after abiding with Bnei Yisrael for a period of time, Yitro became a Ger, a proselyte and "entered into the Convenant (as did Bnei Yisrael) by Mila, immersion, and the sprinkling of blood" i.e.
		Therefore Bnei Noach also could not contribute to the yearly half-shekel fund, the "Temple tax" collected from all of Israel, from whose proceeds the Korbanot Tzibur were paid for.
		Quoting Zevachim 116a, he continues, "Therefore every Ben Noach may build himself an altar and offer upon it whatever he wishes." However the offering is considered an authentic Korban, only if the altar is artificially constructed as it is written, "And Noach built an altar…" (Bereishit 8:20).
	www.ou.org /torah/tt/5764/noach64/mikdash.htm (1169 words)

	The Special Court for Matters Concerning Bnei NoaH under the Auspices of the Sanhedrin
		B'nei Noach throughout the world, but especially from the High Council of Bnei NoaH, a group of expert advisors selected by this court to identify the needs of the
		The Beith Din for Bnei NoaH is working diligently and methodically to research complicated issues related to the seven laws of NoaH, attempting to consult all of the relevant Rabbinic authorities.
		eith Din for Bnei NoaH is unable to meet the demands of Bnei Noah directly, so it selected a group of non-Jewish experts in the field to advise them.
	www.thesanhedrin.org /en/courtbneinoah (906 words)

	Rude bnei Noach? - Chabad Talk - Jewish Forum
		She was so rude at a Chabad house on Shabbat that some guests simply moved to another table rather than listen to her complaining and belittling.
		The few other bnei Noach around, of course, want nothing to do with her, but there always seem to be a few Jews who will feel sorry for her and not discourage her from venting.
		Noachide and bnei Noach (children of Noah) are the same thing.
	www.chabadtalk.com /forum/showthread.php?t=3863 (912 words)

	INSITES OF THE DAY - Ta'anis, Daf 11 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Yosef, though, maintained that they were considered Bnei Noach, since the Torah had not yet been given to them, and thus it was forbidden for them to eat the animal.
		He held that he had a status of a Jew, and thus he did not have to share in the suffering of the natives who were Bnei Noach.
		Yosef, though, maintained that the sons of Yakov, too, were considered Bnei Noach, and therefore he had to be concerned for the feelings of his fellow Bnei Noach (just as Noach did during the Flood, Rashi Bereishis 7:7).
	www.dafyomi.co.il /taanis/insites/tn-dt-11.htm (1912 words)

	Bnai Noach Jewish Sources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		In order to prevent the movement of Bnai Noach from becoming a new religion it is necessary to study the Jewish Sources.
		It is remarkable that directly after the national catastrophe in which about half of the Jewish population in Eretz Israel was murdered, these rabbis were discussing the matters of the Bnai Noach, their relationship to the non-Jewish world.
		The concept of the Bnai Noach as the Rightous Gentiles was born in the aftermath of the roman genocide.
	www.bnai-noach.com /index.files/BnaiNoachJewishSources.htm (370 words)

	Yeshiva Ohr Tmimim - Torah Online - Parshiot - Noach - 5764
		The general term for gentiles is 'Bnei Noach', literally 'the offspring of Noach'.
		True, Noach wasn’t affected by his generation, but he didn't affect them either; he built an ark to save whoever wanted to enter.
		Like Noach we must not pay attention to things that hold us back and like Abraham we must 'open our eyes' and do all we can to actively change our generation.
	www.ohrtmimim.org /Torah_Default.asp?id=414 (1580 words)

	B'nei Noach Ring for Promotion of the 7 Universal Laws (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		B'nei Noach promote the 7 Universal Laws of Noah and greater links to Judaism.
		We aim to help B'nei Noach, gentiles, and Jews stay in touch.
		God's Torah Law as pertains to Bnei Noach, descendents of Noah.
	r.webring.com /hub?ring=noachring (218 words)

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