Course 3: Prayer According to Torah

ADVANCED COURSE FOR NOAHIDES

COURSE DESCRIPTION

During this course you will learn about the religious parameters regarding a Noahide's responsibility towards God and one's fellow man.  You will learn the fundamental parameters of permitted and forbidden Torah Study for Noahides. Then you will be introduced to the subject of Prayer, because it is importance for Noahides as well to learn on a deeper about the rules for proper prayer and connecting with God through correct states of mindfulness.

STRUCTURE

• 5 Video Lessons
• 5 Reading Handouts
• 5 Audio Lessons
• 5 NEW Quizzes
• 1 Final Certificate

CERTIFICATION

At the end of this course you will have acquired the fundamental parameters for Torah Study by Noahides and the themes of Prayer and spiritual connection with God.  You will get your certificate by email if you pass with 80% or more, and a special badge if you get 100%.

In order to get your Certificate you may download it directly on your Profile page or you can send an email to: RabbiPerets@noahideacademy.org (you will receive it by email with the hebrew date).

You will then be ready to take the next course on very advanced studies of the Foundations of the Noahide faith -  Recitation of Blessings, Good Traits of Character and Repentance, and their practical applications in daily life.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

• You will learn about liability to Divine and earthly punishments.
• You will be clear and sure about the parameters of Torah study for Noahides.
• You will be introduced to the importance of prayer.
• You will learn about rules for proper prayer and how it is supposed to be conducted.
• You will learn about the prayer itself and proper intentions.

WISHING

You success in becoming a Hassid Umot HaOlam (Pious of the Nations of the World), closer to your Creator by fulfilling His Will in an outstanding way!

A Hassid Umot HaOlam  is a Gentile who earns eternal spiritual reward by accepting upon himself to fulfill the Seven Noahide Commandments. He is careful in their observance because the Holy One, blessed be He, commanded them to Moses in His  Torah.