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Introducing the First Covenant

Central to the main organizing purpose of the Bible, the First Covenant is the backbone of moral civilization.

Noah, Meet Jacob

william shatner 1967  iwo jima flag-raising
William Shatner                                          Photo by Joe Rosenthal, Associated Press

First Covenant spirituality and observance

In ancient times the Children of Israel called them "God-fearers." In modern times, after the Holocaust and destruction of the Jews in Europe, Israel calls the heroic souls who tried to save their fellows from the Nazis' genocide "righteous gentiles." The righteous men and women of every nation, according to the Torah, are blessed. Today, those who consciously try to keep the First, Universal, or Noahide Covenant are frequently called Noahides.

[A scholarly conversation, including the articles Man of Faith and Man of Law and Legalism and Spirituality. Ten papers posted before January, 2007. Papers by Alan W. Cecil, Jeremy Lawson, Adam Penrod, Michael Dallen, and Rev. Jack E. Saunders]

Biblical studies/Torah studies

Suppose you come from the vast majority of humankind, the more than 99.75 percent of humanity which isn't Jewish. In Hebrew thinking, you're a gentile, a Noahide, one of the non-Hebrew descendants of Noah. One who studies the First Covenant sincerely, in order to do God's will, receives infinite blessing. According to the Torah, that person shall attain the same heights of perfection as Israel's very High Priest.

From Genesis to 9/11, Islam, Israel,
and Amalek*

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