Fact Check: Noahide Laws Targeting Christianity & Jesus Claims Analyzed

You worship Jesus. Idolatry. This is not a Christian interpretation

of what they believe. This is their own teaching, their own language, and they are addressing specifically

Christianity. All right, my friends, something big is about to happen in Jerusalem in just a few days that a lot

of people need to know about and something that we've covered already here on this channel. Because at the

center of it is a set of ancient laws known as the Noahide laws, which are being organized on a global scale. But

there's one part of this that should get every person's attention, especially if you're Christian, because once you

understand what these laws actually say and how they're being applied, this becomes much more serious than most

people realize. And if you haven't yet subscribed to Truth Be Told, I'd love to have you with me on this true journey.

Something ancient is beginning again in Jerusalem. Is that what's happening? Why this? Why

now? Well, for 2,000 years the words of Israel's

prophet waited, and we waited the people of Israel returned home, and um the state of Israel was built. Now, quietly

tens of thousands of non-Jews on multiple continents are choosing to live by the universal moral laws given at

Sinai to all humanity. They are called the Noahides, and they are awakening. They're organizing, and for the first

time in history, they have an address. Jerusalem. I mean, this is describing people from

around the world, my friends, organizing around what are called the Noahide laws, and what you'll see in a little bit,

they're even calling Noah-ism. And the website says himself, "Tens of thousands of non-Jews on multiple continents are

choosing to live according to these laws, and now they're gathering together in Jerusalem."

And so, I want you to understand something right off the gate. This is real. This is actually happening. This

is not something, you know, said by somebody sitting in their basement making predictions about something that

might happen. Their own organization or organization is telling us exactly what they believe and what they are building.

So, the question is not whether this will happen. It is happening, it says. The question is who will be there when

it does. And it gives the identities, the one mission, not merely a conference, my friends, but a creation.

You will be more than an attendee, you will be a founding member of an international Noahide movement

recognized and supported by Israel's rabbis and president. You'll see with your own eyes, this

Congress will change all these things. You will speak to the creator, you will attend classes.

You won't arrive You arrive feeling isolated, you leave knowing you're part of an international

family. It's real nice. Okay? So, what are their beliefs?

What are the Noahide laws? Well, I want to share it with you exactly from the Noahide World Center

itself. Okay? It says here, there's a group of non-Jews who faithfully observe the seven laws of

Noahide that God has commanded them according to the Jewish tradition. Here's a short synopsis of the seven

laws. Here's the big one. I want to make sure that you see right

away cuz this is what we're going to talk about mostly. This is huge. The first one says, not to worship idols.

Not to worship idols is derived from the verse, quote, anyone who sacrifices to any god other than the Lord Yahweh must

be destroyed. And it has two quotes, if you may see that, Exodus 22:20, but then the Shemot 22:19.

What is that? Not the scripture, we're talking about tradition here. Then

it says, not to curse God. But I agree with not to worship idols, by the way. I just disagree on one person, and we're

going to get to that. Not to curse God, okay? And don't commit murder. Yeah. Not to commit sexual immorality,

yeah. And it gives all the verses for it, one from scripture and one from another source, tradition.

Don't steal. Don't eat flesh torn from a living animal. And a commandment uh to establish courts of justice.

Okay. So, again, you might say, "Well, what's the problem? Don't murder.

Don't steal. Right? Sexual immorality, absolutely. Yeah, we need justice.

Of course. The issue is not that every moral principle in this system is somehow

evil. No. Again, I say, it deter what The question is who determines what an idol is at the very top. Because if you

notice, this is right at the top of the list. What is an idol? Within it lies a sensitive point. Here

we go, Christian brothers and sisters. Here's what it says. The Christian faith, which associates a person in the

worship of the creator. Christians might say, quote, "No, this person is not someone else. He's God himself."

Yeah. But we know that he is merely a human being. The Noahide movement, as great as it

sounds, as morally, as wonderful as it seems, they know that Jesus

is merely a human being. And by the way, I don't even see his name on there.

They don't put his name even on there. They probably don't even want to put his name on there.

But they know that he, Jesus, is a merely a human being born of man and of woman. And worshipping him is considered

the prohibition of association, even if it's meant to connect him to the creator. But so, that's saying right

away, you worship Jesus, idolatry.

So, just so we understand, this is not a Christian interpretation of what they believe.

This is their own teaching, their own language. And they are addressing specifically Christianity.

We see here that a person must worship the creator alone and must not associate any other entity with him. Then they

bring up Christianity. They think that what like what we just read, they acknowledge that Christians

how they would answer. We would say Jesus isn't some other God that we added alongside the creator. We

say that Jesus what he actually would say. You know what Jesus would say about himself? That when you see me, you have

seen the Father. Jesus, his own words say, "I and the Father are one." Those are his words. Scripture says that he is

the radiance of God's glory and the exact imprint of his nature. That is what Christianity teaches about

Jesus. But their response? No.

They say he was a human being because they know it, and therefore worshiping him falls under his this prohibition

against association. And so again, don't just don't miss what just happened. The disagreement isn't

really about morality. The disagreement is actually about Jesus. Remember, if they hated me,

who hated him? The Jews. They're going to hate you also.

Christians, we worship Jesus. We pray in his name. We proclaim him Lord. We confess to him

that he is the son of God. We believe what John wrote, "In the beginning was the word, and the word was with God, and

the word was God." And that word became flesh and dwelt among us. There's only one person who fulfills that, and it's

Jesus. And like I said earlier, Jesus said in John 10:30, "I and the Father are one." And even Thomas, you know, I I

use this a lot of these verses when I was talking to Jehovah's Witnesses about how they diminish Jesus into being some

sort of a lesser God. But even Thomas, whenever he saw and recognized that Jesus was resurrected from the dead,

remember Thomas doubted at first when he heard about it. But Jesus appeared to himself, showed him

his wounds, showed himself alive, and right away Thomas fell to the ground,

and he said, "My Lord and my God." Jesus didn't rebuke him. He received it. So, what Christians call worship of God

through Jesus Christ, this teaching that I'm sharing with you right now that's having a massive meeting, a congress to

set up Noahide laws that'll be worldwide, they call this idolatry. And it gets even clearer. I want to show

you something also about this idolatry from Brit Shalom, this teaching. Okay, cuz that's exactly what it's forbidden

to worship. And the punishment serious.

Now, there's another part of this that people online are going to focus on, so I want to

address it at last. It's talking about the punishment. Okay, it discusses punishment within the historical Noahide

legal framework. It says that forms of idolatry punishable by the Jewish court would likewise be punishable by the

Noahide court, but right beneath that, as I showed you, it says this principle is theoretical today because no courts

currently impose those punishments. But if they were, let's talk about tomorrow.

Let's talk about in the future. Do you know what the punishment is for idolatry?

It's death. If you worship an idol, you will be sentenced to death. And so, when

worshipping Jesus is categorized under idolatry, unless my logic is wrong, Christians, we should understand exactly

where we stand. That's a That's a confession of our faith, my friends.

And if the day comes when worshipping Jesus is called idolatry, I'll be the first one to say, "Call me an idolater."

If confessing that Jesus is God offends the world, I'm sorry, I'm going to be offensive to the world. If saying he's

the only way is considered intolerant and punishable by death, believe me,

I'll be ready to go. >> Mhm.