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Noahide Laws wil Replace United Nations

Uniting the United Nations with Seven Noahide Laws

First published March 15th, 2022

The Noahide Laws

Few Christians have Heard of the Noahide Laws or know that they were Signed into US Law on March 20, 1991 by George HW Bush.

https://www.congress.gov/bill/102nd-congress/house-joint-resolution/104/text

The Penalty for Transgression of Any Noahide Law is Decapitation. (…)
https://www.zionismexposed.com/the-noahide-laws/

Uniting the United Nations with Seven Noahide Laws
Diplomats, Delegates, and Emissaries Gather at UN Headquarters
for “One People, One World” Conference

UNITED NATIONS, New York , June 10, 2013

On the Heels of the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s 19th Yahrtzeit, Members of the UN Diplomatic Corps, UN Press Officers, and and Other Officials Gathered at the UN Headquarters in New York to Learn How the Seven Noahide Laws Must Play A Key Role in International Efforts for World Peace.

Full Skulldugger (…)
https://www.un.org/ecosoc/sites/www.un.org.ecosoc/files/files/en/2016doc/list-oral-statment-institute-of-noahide-code.pdf

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The Prophecy, A Sign that Moshiach is Coming

Published 15 jun 2023

JEM | The Lubavitcher Rebbe

The value of A Temple offering brought when A Jew was unsure whether or not he sinned, was far greater than that brought for A definite sin, when he was certain of his sin. At face value, the definite sin seems more severe and should incur A more costly atonement than A doubtful sin. Yet Rabbi Yonah of Gerona explains that when A person has no doubt that he has sinned, his repentance is more sincere, and an offering of lesser value will suffice. On A personal level, when one remains blind to the fact that his conduct is in need of correction, he is not likely to better it. A little self reflection can provide the clarity and conviction needed to leave the confusion behind and move forward.
20 Av 5746 | August 25, 1986.

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This is YOUR MISSION in Life, You are EXPECTED to Become A KING

Published 11 jun 2023

JEM | The Lubavitcher Rebbe

Every person is expected to become ‘King‘ and ‘Ruler’ over his surroundings, to make it A proper dwelling place for God. At first, A person is ruler only over himself. Later, he becomes ‘Ruler’ and leader of his family. Then he goes on to become A leader in his community and so on. At each stage he must accustom himself to place the new majority’s needs before the previous “Individual S” needs.

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Chabad Lubavitch Movement, Israel

Messiah Flag, 31 December 2007 (foto Eugene Ipavec)

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Chabad is AReligious Jewish Hassidic Movement Known also as Chabad Lubavitch. The Movement is using Flags with A Crown and the Hebrew Word Mashiakh , Messiah, on Yellow. I took this Picture of A Flag at Zefat. There is A Logo in this Website.

From their Web Site

Chabad Lubavitch is A Philosophy, A Movement, and an Organization. (…) The Word “Chabad” is A Hebrew Acronym for the Three Intellectual Faculties of Chachmah | Wisdom, Binah | Comprehension and Da’a | Knowledge. (…) The Word “Lubavitch” is the Name of the Town in White Russia where the Movement was Based for More than A Century. Appropriately, the Word Lubavitch in Russian means the “City of Brotherly Love“. (…) Following its Inception 250 years Ago, the Chabad Lubavitch Movement Swept Through Russia and Spread in Surrounding Countries as well. (…)

Dov Gutterman, 30 September 2001

The Crown on this Flag comes from the Common Belief that the Messiah is Descending from King David and Therefore is Sometimes Referred to as the the King Messiah.

Dov Gutterman, 16 June 2003

In the Jewish Tradition, the Messiah will be 100% Human.

A Word of Clarification, though: That’s AHabad Lubavitch Flag, and to Most of Them, Especially Those Who would Wave this Flag, it Specifically refers to the Late Seventh and Last Lubavitcher Rebbe, Menachem M Schneerson, 1902 – 1994, Who is Believed by Many of his Followers to be the Messiah. Note the Use of the Present Tense, his Death has Not Dissuaded Most of his Followers from that Belief. This may Not Strike A Christian as Odd, Second Coming and All, but it’s Anathema to Jewish Belief and Tradition, which states the Messiah shall be Born, Rule, and Die.

Lately, A Number of Lubavitchers have Taken this A Step Further and Begun to Deify the Rebbe. But that’s Well Out of Bounds.

Nathan Lamm, 16 June 2003

When Hasidic Jewry came into Existence, and Began to Spread, in the 18th Century, it was Strongest in Areas like Poland, Galicia, Hungary, and Romania. Areas such as Lithuania and White Russia ,Jews were Not Permitted beyond the Pale, were Non Hasidic. Chabad of Whose Streams, Lubavitch is the Only Remaining, was the Only Major “Russian” Hasidic Group, Unique in ANumber of Ways among Both Hasidim and Russian Jewry. It’s Therefore Not Surprising that Lubavitch remains One of the Strongest Groups in the Former Soviet Union, Although there are Many Other Factors that Contribute to This as Well.
It should also be Pointed Out that Many in the Lubavitch Movement Believed, and Many Continue to Believe, that the Late Rabbi Schneerson Was and Is the Messiah, Giving this Flag Added Significance.

Nathan Lamm, 8 November 2004

This Group had in the Past Some Political Orientation, but Today Minimized their Political Activities and are Concentrated in Cultural Religious Activities in Israel and Abroad. They Operate Centers around the World and they Even Sent Supporters to Sport Matches, Not in Sabbath, Of Course and it is Not Unusual to See them in International Football and Basketball Matches Supporting the Home Team. It is Quite Common to See their Flags in Maccabi Tel Aviv BCGames as the Color of their Flag Match the Team Color.
Their Abroad Centers became Some Kind of Israeli Meeting Points as they are Situated in Almost Every Exotic Spot, Nepal, Thailand, India et cetera (…) and their Passover “Seders” become A Mass Gathering of Israelis, Most of them Not Religious.
As I visited Italy During “Sukkut” Holiday, I was Not Surprised to Find A “Sukka” Built on Boat in Venice and in the Center of Milan.

Dov Gutterman, 8 November 2004

31 December 2007 (foto Eugene Ipavec)

I saw A Flag being Advertised on eBay. Apparently, there is A Sect of Hasidic Judaism that Believes that Chabadnik is the Moshiach or “Messiah“, Hence, this Flag. On the Flag at the Top are 4 Red Magnets Merely Holding the Flag Up on A Refrigerator, they are Not Part of the Design. While There are Not “Rivet Holes” to “Fly” this Flag. There is A “Sleeve” on the Side for A “Sleeve” seems to be Common on Israeli Produced Flags, At Least those Sold to the General Public.

Nathan Lamm, 29 December 2006

The Chabad Movement is the Form of Chasidism Originally Developed by the First Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi, during the 18th Century in Russia and Which Reached its Fullest Development in the United States during the Second Half of the 20th Century Under the Direction of the last Rebbe, Menachem Mendel Schneerson. Based in Brooklyn in the United States, the Chabad Movement has Spread Worldwide and can be Found Wherever Even the Smallest Jewish population exists. Chabad is A Hebrew Acronym of the Words for Wisdom, Understanding, and Knowledge, and has A Strong Mystic Element. Despite their Shortcomings, the Wikipedia Articles on Both Chasidism In General and the Chabad Movement In Particular are A Useful Starting Point for Learning about Both.
During the Final Years of the Last Rebbe’s Life A Movement Arose which Regarded him as the Messiah, an Accusation to which his Reply Seemed to Many as Equivocal as That of Jesus When the Same Question had been Put to Him ‘Whom Do You Say I Am?‘.
After the Rebbe’s Death Not Only was No Successor Named, but the Idea that he had Indeed Been the Messiah Gained Considerable Strength within the Lubavitch Community in Particular and Among Large Sections of Both the Chasidic and Non Chasidic Mitnagdim Elements of Mitnagdim, Especially but Not Exclusively in the United States. This Claim was Vociferously Denied Not Only by Some Elements within Chabad Chasidism Itself but Among Adherents of Other Chasidic Sects as Well, and Certainly within Non Chasidic Orthodox Judaism As Well as Non Orthodox Forms of Judaism such as Conservative Masorti Reform, Humanistic Jews, Reconstructionist, and Humanistic Jews, as well Among Almost All Secular Jews.
This Chabad Messianism has Nevertheless Continued to Win Adherents among Jews around the World, Although Not Among Non Jews. Some of these Messianic Chabadniks have Even Gone So Far as to Claim that While Jesus was the Messiah for the Gentiles the Last Lubavitcher Rebbe was the Messiah for the Jews. Chabad Messianism has Even Developed Its Own Flag.

Ron Lahav, 30 December 2007

It seems that the Known Messiah Flag got Also an English and Arabic Variants. The English Variant can be Seen in A Photo at www.7for70.com with the Inscription “MOSHIACH” and the Arabic Version Can be Seen in the Image Here Lower on the Same Page.