Rabbi Meir Kahana speaks at a Bnai Noach Conference 1990 #1

The Late Rabbi and the Noahides: Rabbi Kahana speaks at Noahide Conference

Rabbi Meir David Kahana (1932-1990) addresses Gentile Torah-believers (b'nai no'ach, or noahides) at the First International Conference of the Descendants of Noah, held in the Tarrant County Covention Center in Forth Worth, Texas, on Monday, April 30, 1990.

Produced by Vendyl Jones and Vendyl Jones Research Institutes.

For more information on the conference, go to http://1stcovenant.com/pages/BNhistory.htm

For more information on the Noahide Covenant (the Biblical First Covenant), the interconnections between Noahism and Judaism, and the Torah's universalism, go to http://1stcovenant.com/

Read The Rainbow Covenant: Torah and the Seven Universal Laws

About six months after his engagement in Fort Worth, in New York City, Rabbi Kahana was murdered by the same criminal conspirators who later bombed the World Trade Center - the first major attack on the Trade Center, before 9/11 - on November 5, 1990.

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[bigbenthegreat062219]

Rabbi Kahane is a true talmid chachom (Torah scholar).

[eric777100763]

@rhousman42 I dont understand all the words, but May Yahshua Messiah keep you, Best regards Eric!!

[rhousman42]

@eric777100763

And by there fruits you will know them.

ROMANS 7 V 13 THRU..

MATTHEW 22 MARK 10 LUCK 10,18 COMMANDMENTS.

MATTHEW 23-3 THR 6

and thets not forget the great Shema ..

Baruwk Hata bashem yhwh

[rhousman42]

And by there fruits you will know them..

[rhousman42]

Baruwk hata Bashem Yahuwah

[mutabrev]

@1stcovenant You should pray to the Lord to let him decide what is and what isn't a messianic text. Lean not on your own understanding

[1951sk]

George Bush, indicated in Public Law 102-14, 102nd Congress, that the United States of America was founded upon the Seven Universal Laws of Noah

[3cho613]

@eric777100763 How are you so confident that you are pronouncing it correctly? You obviously don't read Hebrew. I can tell you, that just from listening to the way you type the name,you already mispronounce a letter. and your vowelization is based on what?some english translation somewhere? Vowels aren't recorded in the Torah, it's only known by tradition

[3cho613]

@eric777100763 . One more thing, the 3rd commandment says not to say His name in vain. If you were pronouncing it correctly( you aren't, but u thought u were) in your reg conversations, you would be doing just that

[BobMartin5613]

@eric777100763 You really have badly misread the texts and come to conclusions not warranted by the premises.