Lay the foundations for a life of meaningful Torah learning – and banish any misconceptions left over from your former religion! Learn to see the world from a Torah-perspective, and prepare yourself to handle moral dilemmas according to God’s seven laws for all mankind.
Author: Jacob Scharff
Jacob Scharff
Jacob Scharff has been a Torah-observant Noahide since the early 90s, and has a Haskamah to teach from Beth Midrash Ohel Moshe in Israel. He has taught numerous online Torah classes, and has been learning the Seven Laws directly from the Jewish sources, particularly the Mishneh Torah, under the guidance of his teachers for the majority of his adult life. He currently lives in Texas with his lovely wife, where he spends his time working with computers, wrangling cats, and studying Torah.
Was the reason for the flood Robbery or Violence? And, why do translators sometimes disagree on that point?
Jacob examines the story of Yoseph and his brothers in Parshah Vayeishev, and shows that the 7 Laws of Noach are found throughout the Written Torah.
Leading Rabbis have united to release a public letter denouncing the teachings of Rabbis David Katz & Chaim Clorfene, and their pseudo-“Ger” movement.
We discuss the purpose of Gentiles, explaining the Noahide path to other non-Jews; how Torah separated man; enjoying Hashem’s creation; rabbinical fences; pleading ignorance and willful transgression.
Is there spirituality in observing the Sheva Mitswoth? What is the Torah’s idea of spirituality? We touch on a lot of different points and ideas in…
What is the halachah on whether a Noahide can wear a tallit since it is not part of our Seven Laws? We received this question in…
“How come Noahides follow a different law from Jews when Leviticus 24:22 tells us there is only one law? ” We received this question in regards…
We continue studying Part I, with the section titled “A Torah Tradition and a Birthright – not a Religion” and then we also read the entire section titled “What are the laws?”
We begin studying Part I from page 1 with the section titled “A Torah Tradition and a Birthright – not a Religion”.