Implementation of international Noahide laws and criminal justice courts is set to take a greater leap this year, as it was recently announced by the Noahide World Center that they will be sponsoring the world’s first International Congress of Noahides in Jerusalem in November of this year.
THE SEVEN NOAHIDE LAWS
1 Not to worship idols
Not to worship idols is derived from the verse “Anyone who sacrifices to any god other than Adonai must be destroyed” (Exodus 22:20).
2 Not to curse G-d
Not to to curse G-d is derived from the verse “‘Anyone who curses their God will be held responsible; anyone who blasphemes the name of Adonai is to be put to death” (Leviticus 24:15-16).
3 Not to commit murder
“If anyone sheds human blood, the person’s blood will also be shed…” (Genesis 9:6).
4 Not to commit sexual immorality
Not to commit sexual immorality is derived from the verse “For all these abominations were done by the people who lived in the land before you” (Leviticus 18:27).
5 Not to steal
Not to steal is derived from the story of Joseph: “If you find the cup with anyone of your servants, let him die” (Genesis 44:9).
6 Not to eat flesh torn from a living animal
Not to eat flesh torn from a living animal is derived from the verse “Only you must never eat any flesh with its lifeblood in it” (Genesis 9:4)
7 To establish courts of justice
A commandment to establish courts of justice is derived from the story of Shehem and Dinah (Genesis 34:26)For clarification purposes, the Noahide World Center notes that on a separate page describing the declaration a convert to the Noahide faith should make, they state:“Adherence to these Laws, professed out of an understanding that they were initially commanded to all humanity and subsequently are a manifestation of the Sinai Revelation to be bequeathed to all humankind through the Torah of Moshe, grants a person the status of Righteous Gentile.
“I pledge my allegiance to HaShem, God of Israel, Creator and King of the Universe and to God’s Torah. I pledge to observe the Seven Laws of Noah, in their details, according to the Oral Law of Moshe under the guidance of the rabbis. Baruch Ata Adonai-Blessed are You God, King of the universe, Who has given me life, supported me, and sustained me till this day.”
However, they make it clear in the footnotes that declaring Jesus Christ as Lord and God is considered blasphemy to them.
For clarification purposes, the Noahide World Center notes that on a separate page describing the declaration a convert to the Noahide faith should make, they state:
“Adherence to these Laws, professed out of an understanding that they were initially commanded to all humanity and subsequently are a manifestation of the Sinai Revelation to be bequeathed to all humankind through the Torah of Moshe, grants a person the status of Righteous Gentile.
“I pledge my allegiance to HaShem, God of Israel, Creator and King of the Universe and to God’s Torah. I pledge to observe the Seven Laws of Noah, in their details, according to the Oral Law of Moshe under the guidance of the rabbis. Baruch Ata Adonai-Blessed are You God, King of the universe, Who has given me life, supported me, and sustained me till this day.”
However, they make it clear in the footnotes that declaring Jesus Christ as Lord and God is considered blasphemy to them.“It is important to note that if you believe that Jesus is god or an incarnation of god, you would not be able to make this declaration sincerely. The Hebrew tradition is clear that God is one and cannot become a human form ever. Please accept our wishes for a blessed life, and may you continue learning the Bible with us.”
In November 2025, the Noahide World Center published an updated Manifesto expressing how they would like to see a new world order shaped, one that they say has a “shared destiny with Israel” and stands in solidarity with Israel and other converted Noahides. “This is not just a document. This is a call to action!,” they say.
Bear in mind that nowhere in this manifesto is the name of Jesus Christ mentioned, and whether or not it is acceptable for a Noahide to still be a believer in him or if one must deny Jesus Christ to be a faithful Noahide — though, the Worldwide Noahide Center has already made it clear that one must renounce Jesus Christ to be a convert. The closest thing to this is a statement found near the end of the document: “Noahides are forbidden from starting a new religion, and so all prayer services must be done in coordination and accordance with existing Jewish law and customs except where not appropriate for Noahides. No religious innovations should be added.”
As for implementation of this new global structure — the “suggested general layout and methods for implementing the idea of a global Noahide society including organizational structure and definition of roles of office bearers and relevant infrastructure.” The goal is to support “individuals interested in the establishment of Noahide communities on a global scale.” The Center will thusly help in, for example, “training leaders to support Noahide activities around the world,” and “securing official recognition of the Noahide status by the State of Israel,” among other things.
However, what the Worldwide Noahide Center, along with other Chabad Jews, Maimonides, and other Kabbalists, won’t tell you upfront is that there are death sentences embedded in these laws via the establishment of these international criminal courts, and a blasphemy against God can result in execution, as instructed in various parts of the Talmud. FULL STORY at above link.What the Congress Will Build"The November gathering is structured to produce concrete institutions, not declarations alone. By the close of the five-day summit, delegates will have ratified the founding texts of the movement: Brit Shalom, a fourteen-chapter codex available in twenty languages, and the Brit Olam Siddur, a prayer book in six languages. Each delegate will receive a personally signed copy from Rabbi Oury Cherki, the movement’s leading rabbinic authority."
"The congress will formally establish the First International Beit Din — a rabbinic court composed of Rabbi Cherki, three Jerusalem dayanim (judges), and six regional dayanim, one from each continent. Twelve pre-identified Noahides will receive ger toshav status in live declarations before the court. Six continental councils will be elected — covering North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Oceania — each committing to a twelve-month regional plan and a gathering before the following year’s congress."
"A three-arm financial model will also be formalized: dedicated donations, member dues set at $36 per year, and government grants. An international Finance Committee will be formally appointed on the first day and will begin operating immediately." FULL STORY at above link.