Lettre d'approbation

On m'a apporté un exemplaire du livre "Brit Chalom" , rédigé par l'honorable et précieux esprit, le Rabbi Oury Cherki, un homme de sagesse, qui répand la Torah aux multitudes . Dans son ouvrage , il expose en détail les sept commandements pour les descendants de Noé , y compris leurs sources dans la Bible et la littérature traditionnelle. Je sais que les nations du monde ont récemment manifesté un intérêt concret pour la connaissance de ces mitsvot, et le rabbin Cherki a compilé Brit Chalom pour les personnes intéressées, mis en page et édité avec bon goût et avec de vastes connaissances dans un format clair.

C'est l'accomplissement de la prophétie d'Isaïe : « Et beaucoup de nations diront : Levez-vous, et montons à la montagne de Dieu, à la maison du Dieu de Jacob, afin qu'il nous enseigne ses voies et que nous puissions suivre ses sentiers, car de Sion sortira la Torah et de Jérusalem la parole de Dieu."

Avec les bénédictions de la Torah,

Its'hak Yossef

Grand Rabbin

Lettre de recommandation

J'ai été heureux d'entendre parler de l'activité importante de votre organisation, qui s'efforce de soutenir les gens des nations du monde qui croient à la parole d'Hachem et qui ont accepté d'observer les sept lois de Noé.

Ces sept mitsvot constituent le fondement de l'amélioration de la société humaine et je vois à quel point le monde est prêt pour une telle rectification. Et Maïmonide écrivit dans son code de lois : « Celui qui accepte les sept commandements et s'efforce de les observer est considéré comme un juste des nations et mérite une part dans le monde à venir.
Qu'Hachem vous bénisse pour votre engagement dans un enjeu aussi important que la diffusion des vraies valeurs dans le monde.

Rabbi David Lau
Grand Rabbin d'Israël
Jérusalem

Lettre de recommandation

I have heard from my dear and honorable friend, a man of great wisdom, a man of many actions, Rabbi Menachem Borstein Shalita, about the public gathering that you are holding for the  reception of the seven mitzvot of Bnei Noah.

Adam was commanded 6 commandments and Noah was commanded on the seventh commandment, together referred to as the: "Seven commandments of the sons of Noah" which are: 1) The Prohibition Against Idolatry in all Forms. 2) The Prohibition Against Blasphemy. 3) The Prohibition Against Murder. 4) The Prohibition Against Theft. 5)  The Prohibition Against Sexual Immorality. 6) The Prohibition Against Eating the Limbs of a Living Animal. 7)The Commandment to Establish Courts of Justice.

We have seen that these commandments of Noah's sons begin with the creation of the world. In fact, these are the rules of the mitzvot, and their details are found in Rambam,Kings 1, chapter seven.

Rambam added and wrote at the end of chapter eight, "Anyone who accepts seven mitzvot and is careful to do them is one of the Righteous Gentiles and has a share in the world to come, and is called a sage. All the above refers to he who accepts the mitzvot and does them because God commanded them in the Torah, as we were informed by Moses that Noah's sons were commanded to do them. However, if one fulfills them because of intellectual conviction, he is neither a resident alien nor of ‘the pious among the gentiles.’ 

It is wise that you have gathered to publish these mitzvots and accept them upon you. By doing so you will further educate and teach the whole world to observe these 7 mitzvots in detail.

Your gathering is by the grace of God, may His name be exalted. In recent times God has been awakening the people of Israel and the people of the world to thirst for the knowledge of God alone and to believe in His divinity, may His name be exalted, that He is the Creator of all. And this is a sign "to fill the earth with the knowledge of God".

I bless you that God's will in your hands will be successful and whatever you turn to do you shall succeed, may God be with you. May you be blessed with wealth and happiness, blessing and success - spiritually and physically. 

Mordechai Eliyahu

Rishon Lezion Chief Rabbi of Israel

Lettre de recommandation

J'ai été heureux d'entendre parler de l'activité importante de votre organisation, qui s'efforce de soutenir les gens
des nations du monde qui croient à la parole d'Hachem et qui ont acceptés pour
eux-mêmes d' observer les sept commandements Noachides.
Ces sept lois constituent le fondement de l'amélioration de la société humaine et je vois à quel point
le monde est prêt pour une telle correction. Et Maïmonide a écrit dans son code de lois : « Celui qui accepte
les sept commandements et s'efforce de les observer est considéré comme un juste des nations
et mérite une part dans le monde à venir

Qu'Hachem vous bénisse pour votre engagement dans un enjeu aussi important que la diffusion des vraies valeurs dans le monde.
Rabbi David Lau

Grand Rabbin d'Israël

Jérusalem

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Shalom and blessings

I received the material that you have issued for the Noahides, who are common nowadays in about eighty countries around the world.

There is no doubt that your initiative is welcome and important. With the return of the people of Israel to their land, there is an awakening among honest-hearted people from the nations of the world, to recognize and cherish the people of Israel, with the virtue that they received Torah from the Creator of the world. And by this to know and believe in the God of Israel who is the king of the world.

Great blessings to you and to all those who support and are engaged in spreading the light of the Torah among all mankind.

May you grow and be successful in spreading the light of Torah, and continuing the path of Abraham our patriarch. until we have the privilege that the whole world will know and understand that the God of Israel is king and his kingdom is in all its glory. May the prophet's words be fulfilled: "And the Lord will be king over all the earth on that day. The Lord will be one and his name will be one."

Blessings to the learners of Torah 

Dov Lior.

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My heart is full of joy and I am full of appreciation for the blessed activity of the great Rabbi Uri Sharki among the nations, to uphold David's statement "Honorable Gentiles". Many of the nations of the world turn to the rabbis of Israel to receive spiritual and halachic guidance, and believe in the Torah of Moses wholeheartedly.

In order to provide an answer to all the applicants from the nations of the world, Rabbi Uri Sharki founded the organization "Brit Olam - the Noahide world center", which operates under the authority of the great Rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu (of blessed memory), and with the blessing of Rabbi Yona Metzger. The center guides Rabbis of communities around the world to open a training course for Noahides, which also includes the possibility of being accepted as a Noahide before a court of law, according to what is explained in the Laws of Kings to Rambam, Chapter 10, Halacha 10.

I hereby call out to all Rabbi’s, to be in contact with Rabbi Uri Sharki and to cooperate with the organization he heads. That way we shall be honored by having God reign over the whole earth and all the inhabitants of the earth will know the God of Israel. As has been written in  the Bible : "And all the families of the earth shall be blessed in you". And according to the words of Isaiah the prophet "And many peoples will go and say, Go and ascend to the mountain of the Lord, to the house of the God of Jacob, and let us be guided by his ways and we will walk in his ways, for from Zion the Torah and the word of the Lord will go forth from Jerusalem.

With the blessing of the Torah

Rabbi Yaakov Peretz

Rosh Yeshiva Midrash Sephardi

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I have seen the siddur for Bnei Noach composed by my important friend the great Rabbi Uri Shark.

At this time when the people of Israel are returning to their land and to their true identity, when almost half of the Jews are already living in the land of their inheritance, the recognition among the nations of the world is growing stronger that God is keeping his covenant with the ancestors. The belief that God manages the world according to his plan and brings redemption to the world through the people of Israel.

We anticipate that the influx of people from all different  nations who want to adhere to the people of Israel will continue to grow, and the people who want to learn from the people of Israel the paths of prayer, will grow stronger. "Thus saith the LORD of hosts: In those days it shall come to pass, that ten men shall take hold, out of all the languages of the nations, shall even take hold of the skirt of him that is a Jew, saying: We will go with you, for we have heard that God is with you.” (Zechariah 8:23)

May this book be an opening for those who come to write the Torah, the laws and the way of the sons of Noah who come to flock to the House of God.

Many blessings 

Shmuel Eliyahu

Rabbi of the city of Safed.

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Letter of recommendation

I must give a good recommendation to the Honorable Rabbi Uri Sharki, who has put much effort in to teaching Torah to many, and initiating many enterprises for the benefit of the public. He who has found favor in the eyes of God and man.

Now Rabbi Cherki devotes a lot of his time to his organization "Brit Olam" which works to teach the seven mitzvot of the sons of Noah to and guide many people of all the nations of the world.

These actions have great value, because the more Gentiles choose to accept these mitzvot,  it shall affect the whole world to be in a better state, as was said in the vision of the prophets.

Rabbi Uri has even gone so far as to publish Prayer book suitable for the prayers of those who receive the 7 mitzvot.  For this he deserves a special blessing.

We can only hope that God will help him succeed and bring a blessing to the people of Israel and the whole world.

Arya Stern

Chief Rabbi of Jerusalem

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I will ask to cling to those who do good deeds, and to add my blessing to those who teach the seven mitzvot of the sons of Noah and to those who observe them.

May they receive the Creator's blessing, and may the great light that soon be revealed in our days because the earth is full of the knowledge of God.

Rabbi Avigdor Nabtzel