Seven Gates of Righteous Knowledge: A Compendium of Spiritual Knowledge and Faith for the Noahide Movement and All Righteous Gentiles

"The Seven Gates of Righteous Knowledge" is the long-awaited, practical guide to attaining spiritual growth and inner peace as a Righteous Gentile. Written in clear and concise terms, it provides the objective moral foundation for anyone seeking a closer personal connection and relationship with our Creator. The authors adapted universal teachings from classic texts (the Hebrew Bible, Talmud, Midrash, Mishneh Torah, and Chassidic insights) for enlightenment of the general public about the direct path to great advancements in personal and collective spiritual standing. Rather than being part of a specific religion, this is the faith-based knowledge that has been meant for all people from the earliest Biblical times. The book presents the fundamental principles and character traits, attitudes, actions, and goals in life that will reveal how a person is truly created in the image of God. It is written to be a highly valuable resource on its own, or as an ideal study companion for the growing number of people worldwide who accept and follow the Seven Noahide Commandments that were given by God for Gentiles of all nationalities and cultures.


About the Author
Rabbi Moshe Weiner of Jerusalem is a highly accomplished Torah scholar. He has dedicated years of work to the compilation and explanation of the authentic Torah-based Noahide Code, and the guiding principles for modern-day observance of this righteous path for pious Gentiles. He is the author of the renowned codification of the Seven Noahide Commandments, titled "Sheva Mitzvot HaShem" (in Hebrew). Rabbi Weiner was also fully involved in the preparation of the entire text of the English translation, "The Divine Code." Dr. Michael Schulman is the Executive Director of the charitable organization Ask Noah International, which promotes learning and observance of the Noahide Code worldwide. He also manages the organization's publishing projects and its web site Asknoah.org. He has served for many years as a personal mentor for Noahide individuals and communities around the world.