The Seven Laws of Noah​

Abraham served G‑d primarily through love and compassion. He is called, “Abraham, My loved one” (Isaiah 41:8) and to men as well as to...

The life of Abraham seems to be a series of tests, the Mishnah in Avot says: “With ten tests our father Abraham was tested, and he...

Noah's Ark represents the idea of the survival of humanity within a divinely protected ship. This week's Torah reading describes how the...

In this Torah portion, everything starts from the beginning; the entire creation as a whole is renewed. Actually, the creation is renewed...

"Praise the Lord, all nations, praise Him, all peoples" (Psalms 117). No less than 70 bulls were offered on Sukkot corresponding to the...

The Seven Noahide Commandments, as commanded by G-d and revealed through Moses, were accepted by mankind from the time of Noah before the...

The ten days from Rosh Hashanah are known as the Ten Days of Repentance or the Ten Days of Return. These days are described as a time...

King David said: "Serve G-d with joy!" Psalms 100:2. The verse in our Torah portion Ki Tavo says: "Because you did not serve G-d, your...

Rosh Hashanah is one of the most important holidays. Mankind and all creatures in the world are judged by Heaven. On this holiday, the...

According to the Rambam (Maimonides), there will be a prophecy even before the Redemption. The Lubavitcher Rebbe has made numerous...

Some prophets prophesied for Gentiles. Isaiah prophesies to the Gentiles (13, 19, and 49), and Jeremiah prophesied to other nations...

Giving charity is not obligatory for those who observe the 7 commandments, it is permission. In fact, commandments that are permission...

It is said in the Jewish Talmud (Sanhedrin page 56b) that a gentile who observes the 7 commandments should give charity. Basically,...