There are always those who reject salvation by grace through
faith in Jesus Christ, in favour of bondage and legalism -
such as through Sharia Law, and increasingly through Noahide
Law. Neither is a substitute for that which is freely given,
and which cannot be earned by law-keeping.

But they try - reestablishing the Sanhedrin, and under it a
High Council of B'nei Noah - even vainly imagining that they
can use the "Noahide Laws" to bring about world peace.

1 Thessalonians 5:3 warns that when they are saying "peace
and safety", then sudden destruction will come on them, and
they will not escape.

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http://www.thesanhedrin.org/en/bneinoah/

Bnei Noah, the Sanhedrin's relationship with non-Jews

The Biblical, Monotheistic, Abrahamic faith, that was common among non-Jews 
who lived in or around Israel for hundreds of years until the destruction of 
the second Temple, is called in Rabbinic literature "the Covenant of Bnei 
Noah" or the "Noahide" faith.  This system of belief is
thought by some 
scholars to be the root of Christianity and Islam, as it is referred to both 
in the New Testament and the Qur'an.

Judaism does not view itself as a universal religion, instead it sees itself 
as a national faith.  This is understood within the context of the Jewish 
teaching that there are seventy nations or groups of people in the world.  
Each group of people must develop its own form of worship, unique to its own 
character.  There is however a basic minimum common to all proper faiths, and 
this is the Noahide teachings.  The Sanhedrin is required to play a role in 
helping to clarify these most basic teachings, and each group of people in 
turn must set up its own religious court to expand, develop and adapt these 
laws to fit the needs of its community of believers.

http://www.highcouncilofbneinoach.org/about.aspx

About

As the first B'nei Noah council to have the official recognition and 
continued guidance and support of an active rabbinical court in Israel, it is 
our immediate goal to serve and to aid in organizing the worldwide community 
of B'nei Noah. To achieve this, first and foremost, we have dedicated 
ourselves to upholding the Light of Torah and to spreading the teachings as 
embodied in the Seven Laws of Noah, also known as the Seven Universal Laws. 

They are:

    * Against Idolatry
    * Against Blasphemy
    * Against Theft
    * Against Forbidden Sexual Relations
    * Against Murder
    * Against Eating the Limb of a Living Animal
    * For Establishing Courts of Justice

Every person on the planet is required by the Creator to uphold these
commandments, just as every Jew is required to uphold the 613 mitzvoth 
(commandments). The Noahide Laws, in their simplest form, offer a template 
for an ethical way of life that promotes peace and goodwill. If you are
reading these laws for the first time and choose from this day forward to 
do all in your power to observe them, then you will be aiding in the repair 
of the world.

End of All War

Professor Paul Eidelberg, of the Foundation for Constitutional Democracy, 
in Jerusalem, tells how the Noahide Laws can bring world peace.

http://www.highcouncilofbneinoah.org/resources/videos/End_of_All_War.aspx

[ or ]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1Pam0Hmeyk



Cheers, Steve..

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