Path for Gentiles: Series Intro

Since making this video, my view of the Bible has changed quite a bit. For more info, see my homepage. Also, check out my other channel: www.youtube.com/AfricansArise

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[pianokid100]

Also, non-hebrews were performing animal sacrifices before the law of moses,AND they were acceptable to God. Able, Iyob , to name a few. So now, if the Law of moses isnt for non-israelites, then they are still allowed to perform these things outside the temple since the commandment of only sacrificing in the Temple is for the Hebrews only, and all the laws about the lewites being the ones allowed to perform them also dont apply since they are also in the Law

[Torahrevival]

So, what's your angle on this issue?

[pianokid100]

My current understanding, is that people are innocent of many of the rules, but many laws are obvious like, "dont murder" , but when one has been studying the Word of God for a while, the time will come when they will need to step it up a notch. The "bare-minumum" is only for new people and people that have never heard of God, but when one learns God's will (different laws) they are to apply them as they go. God's laws are good, so there would be no logical reason to not want to do them

[Torahrevival]

Yep, that's pretty much how I see things also. What I'm interested in doing (and this is going to take me while) is looking at Scriptural evidence whatever these "bare mimimums" are.

[omedyashar]

Nice video. The reason the Bible seems to give more obligations than just the "Laws of Noah" is because this is true. The nations have more obligations -- HOWEVER, the "Laws of Noah" are the bare minimal obligations which non-Israelite society has the divinely commanded responsibility to teach and enforce.

The Laws of Noah are not the "the proper path," nor are they termed such. The Laws of Noah are the MINIMAL path - with regard to avoiding the capital punishment.

[Torahrevival]

Thanks for clarifying that. That's very interesting and again, I think there's much validity to this angle. I'll definitely be watching your videos on the Gentiles again.

[BrooklynNotQueens]

ברוך אתה ה' אלוהינו מלך העולם שלא עשני חסיד

[mammonra]

Ive watched several of your videos you should do one on the goyim that i supposedly am. i have read almost every book in a religous temple/occultic synagauge to know all faiths pratice belitttling or enslavement of peoples and all religions should be abolished under international morality and a rise of diversified mentality

[BrooklynNotQueens]

as i've said chabad is gentile.

[SiriusUfosummoner7]

The non Israelite did join the covenant when they converted to the worship of Yahweh. They were considered under the law (Num 15:15-16, Lev 24:22). Those who became followers of Yahweh would be Israelites in Yahweh's view (Jer 12:16) and could participate in Passover (Ex 12:48-49).

[sweetjudgements]

Tremendous video. You a light from the future. Please have patience and I will address with you the Scriptural Proofs rooted in Genesis regarding Adam and Noah.

In Acts in the New Testament the 7 Noahide Commandments are listed -the majority of them.

Please have patience until I can respond from my own computer to share with you Scriptural Sources.

By the way if Israel is going to be the Light unto the Nations as it written in Isaiah 49:6 what Light is that prophecy referrring to?

[Jaynagurl1]

Love your thoughts on many subjects :) I'm not sure if the new testament would be of account here, but I recall Jesus saying that soon people wouldn't worship in temples or on the mountain (place of gentile sacrifice) but in spirit and truth?

[Hesediah]

I too would be interested in your perspective on this subject. I know I have my own view, as does everyone. But when one really yearns for truth, they search for it. And when you come to your conclusions, I know it will be an education for me as well.

[Torahrevival]

Cool! Peace to you to.

[bojann79]

ipwnnewbs50 Yes you are right we have.