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What is “Bnei Noah”?
Bnei Noah (Children of Noah) is a path for all people who wish to serve the Creator and live a life guided by faith, kindness, justice, and moral responsibility.
The Noahide path is a complete path of service to God for non-Jews, with its own responsibilities and purpose. Converting to Judaism is neither required nor expected. Jewish tradition teaches that anyone who lives according to these principles will have a share in the World to Come. You do not need to abandon your culture, identity, or background.
No subscription. No ceremony. Just a personal commitment.
Being a Bnei Noah is not about joining an organization. It is a personal commitment to living a life of faith, justice, kindness, and integrity.
The Seven Noahide Laws
- Recognize and worship the One God (do not worship idols)
- Respect God’s name (do not curse God)
- Respect human life (do not murder)
- Honor marriage and family (do not commit adultery or sexual immorality)
- Respect the property of others (do not steal)
- Show kindness toward animals (do not eat flesh torn from a living animal)
- Establish courts of justice (live in and support a society where justice, law, and order are upheld)
That’s it… really.
The Noahide path is between you and God. There is no requirement to publicly announce your observance or adopt a new cultural identity. These are timeless moral principles.
We understand you may have questions about the Noahide path, why we’re sharing it with you, or where these teachings come from.
Rabbi Rotem has kindly offered to answer any questions you may have about living life as a Bnei Noah. You are welcome to contact him on WhatsApp at +593 99 287 1770.
Rabbi Tomer Rotem has served as the Chief Chabad Rabbi of Ecuador for the past 22 years, where he has helped guide the local Bnei Noah community in the capital city of Quito.
From time to time, we offer Bnei Noah educational events, including lectures, discussions, and Q&A sessions. If you’re interested, please visit our Events page to be informed whenever we host a Noahide event.
These events are offered as a way to learn and connect with others. There is no need to attend them in order to follow the Noahide laws — your commitment begins simply by living according to these principles.
Carry these laws everywhere you go:
The Seven Noahide Laws
A path for all people to serve the Creator
- Recognize and worship the One God (do not worship idols)
- Respect God’s name (do not curse God)
- Respect human life (do not murder)
- Honor marriage and family (do not commit adultery or sexual immorality)
- Respect the property of others (do not steal)
- Show kindness toward animals (do not eat flesh torn from a living animal)
- Establish courts of justice (live in and support a society where justice, law, and order are upheld)