Torah Knowledge & Wisdom Video's Vol. I

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Course: Video Catalog of Torah Lectures
Book: Torah Knowledge & Wisdom Video's Vol. I
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Date: Thursday, 21 November 2024, 1:49 PM

1. What is the Meaning of Life?

With a great deal of wit and humor Dr. Andrew Goldfinger of Johns Hopkins University takes us on a journey of the meaning of life.  He is meticulous in giving us explanations on why G-d created the world, why G-d hides from us, what it means to have freewill, and being close to G-d.  Dr. Goldfinger shares with us examples of the five levels of pleasure along with what love is and what it is not.  Find out how the simple act of giving influences the 5 worlds of Creation.  What is t’shuvah and much more in this most enjoyable teaching.  


2. Noahide Torah Essential Principles




2.1. God's Universal Laws for Mankind



2.2. Believe in One True God


2.3. Do Not Blaspheme God


2.4. Do Not Murder of Injure


2.5. Prohibition of Forbidden Relations


2.6. Prohibition of Theft


2.7. Prohibition of Not Eating the Limb of a Living Animal


2.8. Establish Courts of Justice


2.9. Summary and Conclusion of Noahide Laws


2.10. Summary & Conclusion II


3. Sam Glaser in Concert

Singer, songwriter Sam Glaser opened this evening's concert with a fabulous musical of Havdalah that the entire audience took part in to end Shabbat. Sam then took us on a 90 minute musical journey by performing songs like Shabbos, Hineni, Unbreakable Soul, Blessings, Maccabee, Tree of Life, Hatikvah, Across the River and many other selections from Sam's 22 albums.



4. What Do We Do With Our Torah Knowledge?

Rabbi Avraham Greenbaum challenges the audience to think about what each person will do with the knowledge that they gained at this four day conference once they leave the conference and journey home. Rabbi Greenbaum gives an inspiring teaching that helps Noahides understand who they are and how to serve HaShem.


5. Men's Special Session

The men attending the 2011 World Conference of the Noahide Nations gather to discus issues concerning Noahides.  Among the topics discussed was that of Noahide communities and how they can be created.  An example of one such group was discussed as a possible model.



6. Noahide Halacha (Laws)

Rabbi Chaim Richmond is one of the leading authorities on the Noahide Laws and has received thousands of halachic questions from Noahides over the years. In this teaching he answers a great many of the most often asked questions. Questions like what can a Noahides study, how many mitzvot are Noahides allowed to keep, can Noahides keep Shabbat, can Noahides study Torah and many more.

He also reminds us that we are personally responsible for whatever we do and do not do, and will be judged by the heavenly court accordingly.

HaShem and his Torah govern every aspect of our lives through commandments but is very compassionate in that governing. This lecture may be the most valuable of the entire conference. You will want to listen to it many times to ensure that you are getting all the important information.

7. Raising Our Kids In Torah With NOAH

Over the centuries the Jewish people have always made the Torah education of their people a priority, this education begins at a very early age in childhood. As Noahides we must follow the examples of the Jewish people by providing Torah education to our children at an early age. With the present state of our educational system the teaching of Torah to children does not exist. In fact, there are organizations whose sole purpose in life is to remove God completely from society. N.O.A.H was created in response to this issue by providing Torah learning opportunities for children and parents alike.  Christine and Elisa give us an excellent in-depth overview of what N.O.A.H has to offer for the next generation of Noahides. If we ever hope to bring about a better world we must begin teaching our Noahide children at an early age and we must begin NOW.

8. Exodus: Leaving Christianity...Now What?


1. Questioning Beliefs

  • Doubt and Skepticism: Many start by questioning the core tenets of the Christian faith, such as the existence of God, the divinity of Jesus, or the validity of the Bible.
  • Intellectual Inquiry: This often involves studying theology, philosophy, science, and other religions to understand different perspectives and challenge previous beliefs.

2. Emotional Struggles

  • Fear and Anxiety: The prospect of leaving can be daunting due to fear of the unknown, fear of judgment, or fear of eternal consequences.
  • Grief and Loss: There can be a sense of mourning for the loss of one’s faith, community, and the identity that was tied to being a Christian.

3. Impact on Relationships

  • Family Dynamics: Telling family members can be one of the hardest steps, as it may lead to disappointment, anger, or a sense of betrayal from loved ones.
  • Friendships and Community: Leaving can result in strained or severed relationships with friends and the church community, who may not understand or accept the decision.

4. Searching for New Meaning

  • Redefining Morality and Purpose: Without the framework of Christianity, individuals often seek new ways to understand morality, ethics, and the meaning of life.
  • New Philosophies and Beliefs: Some may turn to other religions, spirituality, humanism, or atheism to fill the void left by Christianity.


8.1. What Does the Old & New Testament Say...


8.2. Nothing But the Blood


8.3. Same Verse, Different Bibles


8.4. Procedures For Sin Offering


8.5. Does the Trinity Make Sense?


8.6. Does the Trinity Make Sense? II


8.7. Did Jesus Fulfill any Prophesies?


8.8. Did Jesus Fulfill Any Prophesies? II


8.9. The Resurrection Deception


8.10. Destruction and Rebuilding of the Third Temple


8.11. Is the New Tesament a Schizophrenic Document?


9. Noah And Tzedakah Awards Presentation

Noahide Nations Noah Award is a lifetime achievement award, specifically created to honor a ben or bat Noah whose life or work has impacted the Noahide community in some positive way. Achievement's can be for charitable works or promoting and teaching Torah, and the concept of the Seven Laws of Noah. This year's recipient is being recognized for a lifetime of work for Torah, God and Israel. This year's recipient is Professor Vendyl Jones.

Noahide Nations bestows the T'zedakah Award to an individual whose life reveals the qualities of Zedek.  The Hebrew word for a righteous person, Zedek is derived from the word meaning charity and lovingkindness. More importantly, this Zedek is a reflection of our Creator in whose unity we find both mercy and justice. This year's recipient is John Voight.

10. I Have A Vision

Rabbi Yeshayahu Hollander says In order for real progress to occur, in seeing mankind become more peaceful, harmonious and aware of HaShem, change in the way we approach this must happen first. The future of mankind rests with our children. Rabbi Yeshayahu Hollander of the Nacent Sanhedrin gives an excellent and thought-provoking teaching and his vision for the future of the Noahide movement. He discusses how children should be raised as Noahides and to realize the gifts that were given to them by HaShem, and how parents can help their children understand these gifts while assisting them in utilizing those gifts for the betterment of mankind. For serious consideration, Rabbi Hollander, provides us with a point by point outline for Noahide children, grandchildren, their parents and grandparents.


11. Thinking Dynamics

Doug Taylor teaches on one of the most important tool's you will ever use in your study of Torah. This is a very interactive teaching and will have you studying Torah to depths you never had before. This study tip will make you studies more enjoyable and more fruitful.


12. Are Noahides Obligated To Sanctify HaShem?

Rabbi Michael Katz, who has been working with and teaching Noahides since the late 1980s and actually took part in the very first Noahide conference. Rabbi Katz offers teachings from the Talmud and what it means to sanctify the name of God, how does one do that, what is required to sanctify the name of God and what does this mean for the Jew and the Noahide?


13. Rosh HaShanah And B'nai Noah

Rabbi Zvi Aviner, has been teaching Noahides for many years and has been teaching in the Noahide Nations Torah Learning Center for over 12 years. He presents a beautiful presentation of Rosh Hashanah and what it means for Noahides and why we should celebrate it. Rosh Hashanah is a celebration of Creation and in particular the creation of Man by God. It is also the day that all of Creation will stand in judgment by Elohim, including all of Mankind. Rabbi Aviner's marvelous teaching on Rosh Hashanah should certainly be heard by all of Mankind. One day all the nations will understand why they should be celebrating this important day in creation. The depth of this teaching by Rabbi Aviner will benefit all who watch, listen and learn.


14. Noahides, God's Will And Human Equality

Rabbi Moshe Ben Chaim, founder of Mesora.org, takes us on a Talmudic journey to provide us with understanding on a variety of challenging topics.  You will gain important knowledge on why there is only one religion for man, why the Noahide Laws are a right to life and what it means, the purpose of doing mitzvot, why are all other religions just a belief and how does God get us to think for ourselves and why? Rabbi Ben Chaim also teaches on why the seventh day of creation is so important and why the Sabbath is the Sabbath to God, and what it means for Noahides. You will want to watch this DVD over and over again to make certain that you are understanding Rabbi Ben Chaim's in-depth teachings.