Teachings for Bnei Noach (aka Noahides or Righteous Gentiles)

Excerpts from Harav Ginsburgh's book Kabbalah and Meditation for the Nations

• Introduction
• Chapter 1: Principles of Faith for Bnei Noach
• Chapter 2: Monotheism
• Chapter 3-1: The Mystical Symbolism of the Seven Laws of Bnei Noach: The Nature of the Soul
• Chapter 3-2: The Mystical Symbolism of the Seven Laws of Bnei Noach: The Spiritual Purpose of the Seven Noachide Laws
• Chapter 4: A Spiritual Path for Bnei Noach (coming soon...)
• Chapter 5: Practical Applications of the Laws of Bnei Noach (coming soon...)
• Chapter 6: Unity Under God (coming soon...)
• Chapter 7: Relating to the Jewish People (coming soon...)

Abraham's Shield

The midrash relates an astounding story about the self-sacrifice of a Roman senator. From this story we learn that a righteous gentile is considered a reincarnation of Abraham and has a part of Moses.

The Integral Relationship Between Torah and Science

Contains some basic ideas regarding the relationships between non-Jews and the Torah

Reaching Out to Non-Jews

Our generation is the first since the dispersion of the Jewish People in which Jews are able (and therefore obligated) to reach out to non-Jews and introduce them to God's universal covenant with all people.

All Races Serving God

People of each skin color have their own corresponding characteristics and talents, in which they excel in their service of God. In the Messianic era, all the nations of the world will unite in their service of the One God of Israel. In the Torah portion of Noah (Genesis 6:9 - 11:32) the Torah focuses on Noah's children -- all of mankind -- in our individual yet united service of God.