The Seven Commandments Of The Children Of Noah

Shortly after The Great Flood, G-d directs Noah and his descendants to observe the following seven commandments.

• Idolatry - Monotheism.
• Adultery.
• Murder.
• Blasphemy, not to curse G-d.
• Not to eat meat that came from an animal while it was still alive.
• Theft.
• Maintain courts to enforce these laws.

During the Giving Of The Torah, some eight-hundred years after Noah, the Jewish people will be charged to observe 613 commandments. The Seven Commandments will be re-established at that time through Moshe (Moses).

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