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The High Council of B'nei Noah was a group of Noachides who, at the request of the nascent Sanhedrin, gathered in Israel^[1][2] from January, 2006 until March, 2007 to be recognized as an international Noachide organization for the purpose of serving as a bridge between the Sanhedrin and Noachides worldwide. There were ten initial members^[3] who flew to Israel and pledged to uphold the Seven Laws of Noah and to conduct themselves under the authority of the Noahide beit din of the Sanhedrin.

The Council's conception

The idea for the Council was first conceived by Rabbi Avraham Toledano. He, as well as many others, understood that B'nei Noah, like Jews, need a body of recognized leaders and scholars to whom they can turn for guidance in their study and observance of Torah, and who can help to unify the communities around the world. To this end, suitable candidates were sought out who would be willing and able to establish such a body. These nominees were brought together in mid-2005 by the personal invitation of, and under the supervision of an authorized representative of the developing Sanhedrin, forming a proto-Noahide Council. The founding proto-Council members then appeared before the developing Sanhedrin, in Jerusalem, on January 9, 2006 (9 Tevet, 5766), and upon stating a special pledge of allegiance to the Noahide Covenant^[4], they were granted official recognition as the first "High Council of B'nei Noah" by the rabbinical court.

Authority

The Council is not a beit din (court of judges), and does not have any legal (halakhic) power to make rulings. Rather, it is an autonomous body of Noahide leaders and scholars, working alongside the developing Sanhedrin, with its halakhic (religious) supervision and guidance, to promote the education, unification, and edification of Noahides and Noahide Communities around the world.

Appointment of members

The current members of the Council were personally invited to take part in this endeavor. However, the members of the Council were not "ordained". Rather, having been invited to participate, they agreed to work together to establish this Council.

Notes

External links

• Official website

This is the beginning of a comprehensive directory of leaders and teachers in the Bnai Noach community. Please add any that are missing. Eventually these leaders should be broken into categories and each of these names of leaders should be made into GodFearers pages give some biographical information and/or contact information.

Listed from A-Z of last name: (BN) means Bnei Noach, (BI) means Bnei Israel.

General Approach

• Aviner, Rabbi Zvi Rabbi and Physician, author of Sod-Siach, a series of Torah Parsha classes. Engaged in the teaching of Torah to both Jewish and non-Jewish audiences for years. (BI)
• Bakst, Rabbi Yoel David (BI)
• Ben Yaacov, Miriam (BI)
• Bleich, Rabbi J. David, Yeshiva University, Cordoza School of Law, New York, NY (BI)
• Broyde, Rabbi Prof. Michael, Professor of Law, Emory Univ. School of Law, Atlanta, GA (BI)
• Cecil, Alan (BN)
• Chait, Rabbi Israel Rosh Yeshiva of Yeshiva B’Nai Torah in Far Rockaway, New York, and has collaborated closely with the Noahide Movement. (BI)
• Dallen, Michael started the First Covenant Foundation (originally, the Rainbow Covenant Foundation) (BI)
• David, Davis former ordained Baptist Minister, graduated from Tennessee Temple University of Chattanooga in 1972. Noahide speaker & lecturer. (BN)^[1]
• Dial, Billy Jack Noahide Leader. Founder of the United Noachide Council, Acworth Georgia (BN)^[1]
• Grattan, Roger Emissary of the nascent Sanhedrin North American Affairs & Official UNC, Inc. Advisor Bangor, Maine (BN)
• Jones, Vendyl an American religious scholar who has directed archaeological searches for Biblical artifacts such as the Ark of the Covenant. (BN)^[1]
• Katz, Rabbi Dr. Michael rabbinic consultant and adviser to Noahides since 1989. He has been a First Covenant Foundation trustee and director since the foundation's beginning. (BI)
• Lanham, Terry Director of Chavurath B’nai Noach Fort Worth, Texas (BN)^[1]
• Lichtenstein, Aaron Ph.D., teaches at the City University of New York (CUNY), and has taught at New York University, Yeshiva University, University of Denver, Jews' College (London), and Yeshiva Hechal HaTorah. He is the author of "The Seven Laws of Noah", "Noachide Communities Throughout the Ages", was staff editor at the Encyclopedia Judaica. (BI)
• Long, Jim journalist, Radio personality, combines his love of archaeology, writing and film-making with teaching about Noahides (BN)
• Narrett, Eugene
• Pettersen, Ray part of instructional staff of NoahideNations.com (BN)
• Penrod, Adam (BN)
• Roth, Dr. Anna (BI)
• Rakover, Prof. Nachum, Bar Ilan University, Israel (BI)
• Saunders, Jack began his professional career as a Baptist pastor, is the president and lector (principal teacher) of Frazier's Chapel, a Noahide center near Cleveland, Tennessee (BN)^[1]
• Tabor, Dr. James D. a leading scholar on the Dead Sea Scrolls, on the Second Temple period, and on the origins of Christianity. James D. Tabor is a professor in the Department of Religious Studies, the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. His specialty is ancient Judaism, and early Christianity in the context of Hellenistic culture and religions. He has published a study of Paul titled Things Unutterable (University Press of America, 1986) (BN)
• Taylor, Doug (BN)
• Weiss, Rabbi Joseph part of instructional staff of NoahideNations.com (BI)
• Zucker, Rabbi Saul principal of the Mesivta of New Jersey in Teaneck, New Jersey. (BI)
• Zweitter, Rabbi Solomon Professor of Talmudic Literature at Bar Ilan University in Israel, and a graduate of the Rabbi Isaac Elhanan Seminary at Yeshiva University in New York. (BI)

Chabbad Approach

• Schneerson, Rabbi Menachem Mendel (BI)
• Bernhard, Rabbi Nachman M., Johannesburg, South Africa (BI)
• Friedman, Rabbi BenZion, Overland Park, KS (BI)
• Goldstein, Rabbi Dovid, Head Rabbi, Texas State Prison System, Houston, TX (BI)
• Sachs, Rabbi Nosson, Chaplain Lt. Colonel, United States Army Reserve, Pittsburgh, PA (BI)
• Schochet,Rabbi Immanuel, Toronto, Canada (BI)
• Avtzon, Rabbi Yonah, Director, Sichos in English, Brooklyn, NY (BI)
• Lazar, Rabbi Berel, Chief Rabbi of Russia, Moscow (BI)
• Posner, Rabbi Zalman, Nashville, TN (BI)
• Burstein, Rabbi Menachem, Chairman, Puah Institute, Jerusalem, Israel (BI)
• Cowen, Rabbi Shimon, Director, Institute for Judaism and Civilization, Melbourne, Australia (BI)
• Sharfstein, Rabbi Zelig, Cincinnati, OH (BI)

References

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