Synopsis

The Seven Laws of Noah, which are part of the Covenant of Everlasting Life (the Covenant of the Rainbow), are the basic requirements God has mandated to all the descendants of Noah.

Originally, Adam, Chava and all their descendants were commanded to keep the Six Laws. These commandments were given while Adam and Chava were in the Garden of Eden. They were repeated to Noah after the Great Flood, and additionaly a seventh Law was added by God. The Seven Laws of Noah (as they were now called) were again given to Moses at Mt. Sinai. It was his task to instruct the Jewish people regarding the transmission of these Seven Laws. They , in turn, are required to teach this "Path of the Rightous Gentile" to the non-Jewish nations. It is for this reason that the Jews are called "a Light unto the Nations."

Noahism is the world's oldest doctrine; it is Biblical and was recognized by Chazal (the Sages of blessed memory). The observance of the Seven Laws of Noah is taught by orthodox Judaism today.

The Seven Laws of Noah are a Guaranteed World Peace Plan. If the inhabitants of the world were to observe the Seven Laws, violence, bloodshed and hatred would no longer exist.

Chavurath B'nei Noach (Fellowship of the Children of Noah) of Fort Worth, Texas is dedicated to learning and fulfilling the Sheva Mitzvot B'nei Noach (the Seven Laws of Noah, which are also known by the following: The Seven Laws of the Children of Noah, The Seven Noachide [Noahite, Noahic) Laws, or the Seven Universal Laws of Ethics and Morality.

The motto of Chavurath B'nei Noach of Fort Worth, Texas is: Sharing G-d, Torah & Israel with the Nations.