Being Bnei Noach is living according to the seven universal precepts given by God to all humanity, seeking an ethical life, with purpose and connection to the Creator, without the need to convert to Judaism.

No. The Bnei Noach way does not require conversion . It is an authentic way of living in harmony with God's will, respecting the role of the people of Israel and connecting with the wisdom of the Torah.

These are the commandments given to Noah and his descendants. They include: no idolatry, no blasphemy, no murder, no theft, no sexual immorality, no cruelty to animals, and the establishment of justice. They are the foundation of a moral and spiritual life.

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Of course not. The Bnei Noahide way is not a new religion or a separate invention. It is an integral part of the same eternal Torah , which establishes different laws for different people, depending on the purpose for which God created each human being.

A Jew did not choose to be born to a Jewish mother, but was chosen to fulfill a specific role : to serve God by fulfilling the 613 precepts of the Torah. Within these precepts, there are also differences:

• Laws for men and women, which cannot be interchanged between genders.

• Specific laws for the Cohanim (priests), for kings, for certain times or places.

Each set of laws reveals a particular divine purpose , and our task is to understand and accept God's will without modifying it according to human criteria.

Since the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai, the Jewish people have sworn to fulfill the 613 precepts , and they also have the mission of spreading the seven universal precepts that God gave to the children of Noah. These seven precepts are the foundation of a just, ethical life, faithful to the Creator.

Therefore, the role of the Jew in the world is to live as an example of obedience to divine law, inspiring other peoples with their conduct. Their dispersion throughout history is not accidental, but part of a divine plan to spread spiritual awareness to all nations.

The 613 precepts of Judaism and the 7 universal precepts for humanity add up to 620, which in numerical value (gematria) correspond to the word "Keter" (Crown) . This crown represents the supreme divine will , manifested both in the people of Israel and in the nations of the world, each in its unique role.

In reality, all of humanity is descended from Noah , after the Flood with which God put an end to all corrupt flesh on earth. Since then, Noah represents the new beginning of humanity.

However, in Hebrew, although everyone may be called Ben Adam (son of Adam), this title does not necessarily imply a connection with spiritual integrity. Adam sinned, and not all of his descendants chose a path of righteousness.

In contrast, Ben Noach or Bat Noach is not just a biological or historical description, but a title of spiritual commitment . Just as the Jewish people identify themselves in all their prayers as children of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob —our patriarchs tested in faith—a non-Jewish person can also proudly call themselves Ben Noach or Bat Noach when they sincerely and decisively accept to fulfill the seven divine precepts that God gave to humanity through Noach.

In the Bnei Noach Community, we foster this pride of spiritual unity , not based on skin color, wealth, intelligence, or beauty—which are divine gifts without merit of their own—but on the one thing that does deserve admiration: the personal effort to elevate oneself, serve God, and live with conscience and righteousness .