The Seven Laws of Noah

This booklet is the Chinese translation of the publication, "Go(o)d for You: The Divine Code of 7 Noahide Commandments." After the Flood, God established the Covenant of the Rainbow with Noah and all of the world's creatures. This covenant is not dependent on mankind's observance of the Seven Commandments that God gave through Noah. Rather, the Noahide Commandments established the context and the goal for a world in which this covenant could be the enduring expression of God's love for...
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This booklet is the Chinese translation of the publication, "Go(o)d for You: The Divine Code of 7 Noahide Commandments." After the Flood, God established the Covenant of the Rainbow with Noah and all of the world's creatures. This covenant is not dependent on mankind's observance of the Seven Commandments that God gave through Noah. Rather, the Noahide Commandments established the context and the goal for a world in which this covenant could be the enduring expression of God's love for His creation. It was God's promise that He would never again obliterate all land-life from the world. The Covenant of the Rainbow has an inner meaning as well: it was God's promise that He would accept a person's sincere repentance if it was directed to Him. From that point on, God endowed mankind with the ability to gain His forgiveness, and He insured that a person's freedom to choose good includes the strength to prevail over animalistic and self-centered desires. Still, the commandments received by Noah could have been challenged at a later time by any misleader who claimed to be a prophet, and how would a person know which course to follow? This points to the importance of the revelation at Mount Sinai. At Mount Sinai, the Creator revealed Himself to a nation of at least three million Jewish people, making them all witnesses to testify to their future children and the world, so that no person could ever arise to seriously refute the prophecy and instruction that Moses received at that time, which is called the Torah. Included in the Torah was the Noahide Code, to be preserved for the generations of mankind. This Code encompasses the details of God's directive for all Gentiles to observe their Seven Noahide Commandments. A Gentile merits to receive a place in the eternal future World to Come through pious observance of these "Seven Laws of Noah" as they are taught in the Torah of Moses. That is a Gentile's part in the Torah, which is God's "Tree of Life." It begins with recognizing the perfect Unity of the Creator.