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THE SEVEN LAWS OF NOAH (No'Ach)
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I. THEFT
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1. against stealing
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2. against committing robbery
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3. against shifting a landmark
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4. against cheating
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5. against repudiating a claim of money owed
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6. against overcharging
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7. against coveting
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8. against desiring
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9. a laborer shall be allowed to eat of the fruits among which he
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works (under certain conditions)
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10. against a laborer eating of such fruit (when certain conditions
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are not met)
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11. against a laborer taking of such fruit home
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12. against kidnapping
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13. against the use of false weights and measures
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14. against the possession of false weights and measures
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15. that one shall be exact in the use of weights and measures
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16. that the robber shall return (or pay for) the stolen object
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II. JUSTICE
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1. to appoint judges and officers in each and every community
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2. to treat the litigants equally before the law
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3. to inquire diligently into the testimony of a witness
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4. against the wanton miscarriage of justice by the court
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5. against the judge accepting a bribe or gift from a litigant
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6. against the judge showing marks of honor to but one litigant
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7. against the judge acting in fear of a litigant's threats
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8. against the judge, out of compassion, favoring a poor litigant
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9. against the judge discriminating against the litigant because
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he is a sinner
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10. against the judge, out of softness, putting aside the penalty of a
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mauler or killer
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11. against the judge discriminating against a stranger or an orphan
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12. against the judge hearing one litigant in the absence of the other
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13. against appointing a judge who lacks knowledge of the Law
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14. against the court killing an innocent man
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15. against incrimination by circumstantial evidence
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16. against punishing for a crime committed under duress
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17. that the court is to administer the death penalty by the sword
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18.* against anyone taking the law into his own hands to kill the
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perpetrator of a capital crime
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19. to testify in court
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20. against testifying falsely
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* This point is disagreed upon by different writers: "The Noahites
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are not restricted in this way but may judge singly and at once."
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III. HOMICIDE
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1. against anyone murdering anyone
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IV. ILLICIT INTERCOURSE
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1. against (a man) having union with his mother
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2. against (a man) having union with his sister
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3. against (a man) having union with the wife of his father
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4. against (a man) having union with another man's wife
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5. against (a man) copulating with a beast
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6. against a woman copulating with a beast
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7. against (a man) lying carnally with a male
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8. against (a man) lying carnally with his father
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9. against (a man) lying carnally with his father's brother
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10. against engaging in erotic conduct that may lead to a prohibited union
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V. LIMB OF A LIVING CREATURE
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1. against eating a limb severed from a living animal, beast, or
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fowl
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2. against eating the flesh of any animal which was torn by a wild
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beast ... which, in part, prohibits the eating of such flesh as
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was torn off an animal while it was still alive
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VI. IDOLATRY
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1. against entertaining the thought that there exists a deity
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except the Lord
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2. against making any graven image (and against having anyone else
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make one for us)
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3. against making idols for use by others
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4. against making any forbidden statues (even when they are for
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ornamental purposes)
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5. against bowing to any idol (and not to sacrifice nor to pour
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libation nor to burn incense before any idol, even where it is
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not the customary manner of worship to the particular idol)
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6. against worshipping idols in any of their customary manners of
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worship
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7. against causing our children to pass (through the fire) in the
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worship of Molech.
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8. against practicing Ov
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9. against the practice of Yiddoni
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10. against turning to idolatry (in word, in thought, in deed, or
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by any observance that may draw us to its worship)
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VII. BLASPHEMY
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1. to acknowledge the presence of God
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2. to fear God
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3. to pray to Him
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4. to sanctify God's name (in face of death, where appropriate)
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5. against desecrating God's name (even in face of death, when
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appropriate)
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6. to study the Torah
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7. to honor the scholars, and to revere one's teacher
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8. against blaspheming
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This information is shared by the
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Institute of Judaic-Christian Research
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P.O. BOX 120366
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Arlington, TX 76012-0366
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BBS # (817) 346-1038
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Sysop - John Hill
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This non-profit group is headed by Mr. Vendyl Jones
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(inspiration for the movie character - Indiana Jones).
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The IJCR seeks to establish a mutual understanding between
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followers of the Jewish traditions and Christian traditions.
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The Laws of No'ach (Noah) preceded the New Testament and are the basis
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for the Ten Commandments later given to Moses on Mt. Sinai.
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We wish to thank Mr. David Fasold,
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discoverer of the true site of the Ark of Noah,
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(as verified by the Turkish government),
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for acquainting us with Vendyl and his group.
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Mr. Jones and a dedicated group of fellow researchers are currently
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(as of November 15, 1989) in Israel in search of two items,
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The Ashes of the Red Heifer and the Ark of the Covenant.
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The Ashes of the Red Heifer are the remains of a ritual sacrifice
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which are used to purify water and those who have been in
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physical contact with the dead, among other things.
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When the original Ashes are recovered, it will signal the
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re-establishment of the Sanhedrin (the Jewish ruling council)
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as well as spur the building of the Third Temple.
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The Ark of the Covenant is the "abode of the Living G-d".
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There has been much speculation about the Ark throughout history but
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especially in modern times as Man's understanding of electricity
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and nuclear forces increases. The Bible is quite specific in the
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construction details of the Ark and there are reports that a copy was
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built by a northern university, (we have heard the University of Michigan).
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That copy was destroyed shortly thereafter due to the accumulation
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of lethal voltages. George Van Tassel based his "Integratron"
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in Arizona after the Ark. Van Tassel believed that his device
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will rejuvenate the body and possibly alter time.
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It is currently still after construction following Van Tassels' death.
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The Ark of the Covenant appears to be a very large Leyden jar.
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Other possibilities include :
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1) an Orgone box (possibly to accumulate and store the
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life force of sacrifices made in its presence),
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2) a free energy device (based on a radioactive nature as
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depicted by the infliction of boils and pyles on the
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Philistines)
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3) or a radio communication device with some higher/other
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race or being.
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We will provide more details on these subjects as our understanding evolves.
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You can also keep up with what is going on by linking to
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the IJCR BBS as listed above or KeelyNet (214) 324-3501.
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If you have any thoughts on this information, please feel free to
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leave a message or text file with us or the IJCR.
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Thank You, Jerry W. Decker and Ron Barker - Sysops - KeelyNet |