The Belief of Torah

 The Torah is very different from other belief systems and when the Israelites received the Torah, they saw and witnessed that they heard the voice of Hashem (God) on Mount Sinai.

We as humans cannot understand the essence of Hashem (God) because Hashem is the creator and Hashem is not human or has never been transformed into a human being in any form.

The Torah is not a book that was sent down from heaven but a part of Hashem's statement to Moshe (Moses) and the Israelites.

If we as non-Jews carry out the 7 laws of Noah, that means you have carried out the commandments of the Torah.

In the 7 laws of Noah there is a commandment about the prohibition of sexual immorality, for example, you must maintain the honor of men or women and do not get pregnant outside of marriage.

Gay, lesbian or homosexual have violated the commandments or guidance of the Torah itself.

Non-Jews who carry out the 7 laws of Noah and that has carried out the rules of the Torah even we who obey the 7 laws of Noah means we are part of the family of the Israelites.

For us as non-Jews who are studying the Torah and carrying out the Torah (7 laws of Noah) wherever we are, we will receive a reward from Hashem.

Follow the guidance of the Torah according to the portion of the Torah, in the Torah there are rules that apply to the nation of Israel and there are rules that apply to the nations or more precisely those who are not descendants of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.

Adam and Hava (Eve) ate plants and they did not eat animal meat, why did Adam and Hava (Eve) not eat animal meat like we do now because Hashem had not given the command to eat meat but Hashem told Adam and Hava to eat plants and fruits.

In the time of Noah or more precisely after the flood, Hashem (God) allowed Noah and his descendants to eat animal meat.

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