We gave this prayer book the name “Brit Olam” (“Everlasting Covenant”), following the Torah’s description of the general covenant between the Creator of the World and mankind, as is written: “And the rainbow shall be seen in the cloud, and I will look upon it that I may remember the Everlasting Covenant between God and every living creature of all flesh that is upon the earth,” (Genesis, 9:16).
The Prayer Book for Noahides «BRIT OLAM» has received the approval of important rabbis and prominent figures who have written greetings to Noahides in general and to Brit Olam in particular for their labor of disseminating the Torah of Israel around the world. The structure of the siddur is very close to that of the Jewish Siddur, and it includes prayers for regular weekdays and special holidays. Also we include a special section «Gates of Learning» to help clarify the fundamental principles of faith. May it be the will of the Creator of Mankind that the words of His Prophet come to pass in our day and age: “And many nations shall come and say, Come and let us go up to the mountain of the Lord, and to the House of the God of Yaakov; and he will teach us of His ways, and we will walk in His paths, for Torah shall go forth from Zion, and the word of Hashem from Jerusalem,” (Micah, 4:2). May it come to pass speedily, in our time.
Oury Cherki
Yerushalayim – Capital of Israel
We gave this prayer book the name “Brit Olam” (“Everlasting Covenant”), following the Torah’s description of the general covenant between the Creator of the World and mankind, as is written: “And the rainbow shall be seen in the cloud, and I will look upon it that I may remember the Everlasting Covenant between God and every living creature of all flesh that is upon the earth,” (Genesis, 9:16).
The Prayer Book for Noahides «BRIT OLAM» has received the approval of important rabbis and prominent figures who have written greetings to Noahides in general and to Brit Olam in particular for their labor of disseminating the Torah of Israel around the world. The structure of the siddur is very close to that of the Jewish Siddur, and it includes prayers for regular weekdays and special holidays. Also we include a special section «Gates of Learning» to help clarify the fundamental principles of faith. May it be the will of the Creator of Mankind that the words of His Prophet come to pass in our day and age: “And many nations shall come and say, Come and let us go up to the mountain of the Lord, and to the House of the God of Yaakov; and he will teach us of His ways, and we will walk in His paths, for Torah shall go forth from Zion, and the word of Hashem from Jerusalem,” (Micah, 4:2). May it come to pass speedily, in our time.
Oury Cherki
Yerushalayim – Capital of Israel
