[jjotto]

Those interested should seek known Jewish sources: aish.com, chabad.org, ou.org, torah.org. Better yet, consult an Orthodox rabbi from a OU or Agudath Israel or Chabad congregation.

Plenty of fake and misleading stuff on the internet.

[patlin]

Those interested in the truth need only visit the Hasidic University that teaches “noahidism” because everything at all those other websites, that whitewash the real truth of the false man-made noahide laws, is found at the Hasidic University website where each false law has references back to the Talmud from which they were invented.

http://www.hasidicuniversity.org/index.php?page=hu_theocracy/th_toc.htm

Universal Theocratic Law
for Non-Jews
(620 commandments)

Table of Contents

Overview of Theocratic Law

1. Commandments Against Idolatry

(57 commandments: 7 positive, 50 negative)

2. Commandments Against Blasphemy

(39 commandments: 14 positive, 25 negative)

3. Commandments Against Murder

(6 commandments: 2 positive, 4 negative)

4. Commandments Against Theft

(37 commandments: 16 positive, 21 negative)

5. Commandments Against Immoral Relations

(32 commandments: 3 positive, 29 negative)

6. Commandments Against Eating Living Animals

(3 commandments: 3 negative)

7. Commandments For Legal Justice

(37 commandments: 15 positive, 22 negative)

General Commandments for Orderly Society

(31 commandments: 14 positive, 17 negative)

Optional Commandments

(112 commandments: 51 positive, 56 negative, 5 rabbinical)

Irrelevant / Forbidden Commandments

(235 commandments: 116 positive, 117 negative, 2 rabbinical)

Uncertain Commandments

(31 commandments: 10 positive, 21 negative)

[Ezekiel]

Absolutely. There's so much fake out there that people automatically believe that Christian doctrine is what the NT teaches, when in fact the NT witnesses against it, especially the trinity. Chabad is much much closer to the true meaning of spreading the gospel (good news) to all corners of the earth. Not the kind of message the church would ever accept. Heh, well God is the master of flipped over stories.

Like the following verse.

John 1:11 He came unto his own, and his own received him not.

The prophetic perfect tense is a literary technique used in the Bible that describes future events that are so certain to happen that they are referred to in the past tense as if they already happened.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prophetic_perfect_tense

Sinai is the place of the giving of the Law, but who's looking there [in the modern era], as it has been relegated to the dustbin of history.