Seven Laws of a Torah to Nations of the World

The author, in no way wishing to assist the transition of non-Jews to Judaism, attempts to formulate a general instruction for all mankind, which follows from the Torah.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

From the author
Chapter I of the man - in the eternal search .................... 3
Chapter II What is our life in this world ......... 11
Chapter III The spiritual qualities of the human soul ............ 26
1. If it contains a belief in the human soul?
2. Whether incorporated into the human soul striving for good?
IV04 Chapter Seven Noahide Commandments ............. 35
1. Introduction
2. Meaning of instruction
3. Seven Commandments of the Torah to the sons of Noah
Chapter V commandments entrusted to man ............ 57
1. Faith
2. The development of the world
a) Improvement of the Environment
b) "The earth is full of God's Grace"
c) the sanctity of human life
g) The value of human rights
e) The courts and legal proceedings
e) Compliance with the moral boundaries
g) Good quality
Chapter VI details the laws of the sons of Noah ........ 93
1. The prohibition of idolatry
2. Prohibition of debauchery
3. The prohibition of killing people
4. Prohibition is the flesh with its soul
5. The prohibition of blasphemy
6. The prohibition of theft
7. The commandment of proceedings
8. Prohibition of rest on the Sabbath. Saturday Noahide
9. Prayer
10. Charity and alms
11. Prohibition of false swearing
Chapter VII of the Torah point of view on the world and the world to come .............................. 115

A fragment from the book:

However, referring to all physical pleasures, despite the exaggerated cult of consumption, the desire for a sense of joy can not satisfy. It is here that made the difference between man and animal, here is the scope of the human soul.
These three kinds of pleasures are like three estimates of human actions, which are the Vilna Gaon in his commentary on the proverbs of Solomon:
a) "pleasant" - the satisfaction of drives;
b) "useful" - doing things, the need for which is known the mind. All of this leads to satisfaction, which is called pleasure;
c) "good" - the true performance of kindness, to fulfill our spiritual challenges that ultimately brings us true joy.
If you look closely, you'll notice that in any enjoyment contains spiritual. This is what the philosopher Rabbi Ibn Pakuda Bahia, in his book "Acts of the soul": When a person eats, he is everything else is involved in yet another better process than the food - it is a spiritual enjoyment. Taking care of your body, nourish it, quenching his thirst, etc., a person is doing something important, namely: it takes care of the body and protects the health, since it is also his spiritual duties. After all, God gave us a body, so we kept it.
However, even when a person eats, not at all thinking about health, yet it is in the subconscious of a spiritual pleasure. What is it manifested? The fact that in any case in which a person is engaged solely for pleasure, not just fun.
Another example of pleasure - the pleasure of beauty. No one has ever seen a single animal, which would come in delight while taking in some scenery. Enjoying the beauty and spirit has manifested in the human soul.