A new international Noahide conference in Jerusalem has sparked serious questions about law, religion, biblical interpretation, and the future of Christian freedom.
In Episode 963 of The Smith and Rowland Show, Alan Smith and Jeff Rowland examine the seven Noahide Laws and their roots in Jewish rabbinic tradition. They discuss the laws against idolatry, blasphemy, murder, sexual immorality, theft, cruelty to animals, and the requirement to establish courts of justice.
The conversation also reviews a 1991 U.S. congressional declaration that referenced the Noahide Laws, along with plans for the First International Congress of Noahides in Jerusalem. The hosts examine the conference's proposed founding charter, its stated connection to communities across six continents, and the involvement of Israeli officials.
Smith and Rowland raise concerns about how the Noahide system defines blasphemy, how rabbinic interpretations may differ from the wording of the laws, and how similar legal structures appear in discussions of Sharia courts. They also compare these ideas with biblical prophecy, the authority of Scripture, the New Testament, Jesus Christ, and the doctrine of salvation through the cross.
The episode includes discussion of the Noahide World Center, Rabbi Uri Sherki, the conference website, and the disputed citation of Zechariah 2:15. Watch the full episode for a detailed look at the claims, sources, and prophetic implications discussed by the hosts.
Conference website mentioned in the episode:
https://noahideworldcenter.org
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