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Noahide Convention Heralds New Era of Jewish and Human History

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Hundreds of Noahides are meeting in Jerusalem for the first International Conference of Noahides, an event seen by Rabbi Mizrachi as marking a new age of Jewish and Human History and the early stages of the Messianic Age. The conference highlights the growing phenomenon of Noahides, non-Jews who follow the Seven Noahide Laws and are considered righteous among the nations. Developments like the restoration of Jewish sovereignty in Israel and the rise of Christian Zionism are cited as signs of this unfolding redemption. Rabbi Mizrachi believes Noahides are a crucial component in creating a better world and achieving the ultimate redemption.

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  • Hundreds of Noahides are attending the first International Conference of Noahides in Jerusalem.
  • Rabbi Mizrachi views the conference as a sign of a new age of Jewish and Human History.
  • Noahides are non-Jews who believe in the G-d of the Hebrew Bible and observe the Seven Noahide Laws.
  • Developments like Jewish sovereignty in Israel and Christian Zionism are seen as signs of the Messianic Age.
  • Rabbi Mizrachi believes Noahides are a crucial force multiplier for the Jewish people in achieving redemption.
  • Bnai Emunah Synagogue & Noahide Center integrates Noahides into the heart of the Jewish community.

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