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In Part Four of this investigation into the Noahide Laws, we examine Joel Richardson’s argument that Christians should dismiss concerns about the Noahide movement because its active supporters represent only a tiny fraction of the world’s population.
Jana Sutoova Bennun: Substack Link
substack.com/@janasutoova
But does numerical size determine influence?
This episode challenges the “stadium math” argument by examining how relatively small organizations and institutions can exercise influence far beyond their numbers. We look at Chabad’s promotion of the Seven Noahide Laws, Education Day proclamations, access to political leaders, and the larger question of whether ancient rabbinic teachings concerning Noahide law should simply be dismissed as theoretical and irrelevant to the modern world.
We also examine Richardson’s comparison between radical Islam and the Noahide movement and ask whether Christians really must choose which potential danger deserves their attention.
Most importantly, we return to Scripture. Jesus repeatedly warned His disciples about religious deception, the leaven of the Pharisees, religious councils, persecution, and authorities who would believe they were serving God while opposing the followers of Christ.
This is not merely a debate about numbers. It is a biblical examination of power, influence, religious authority, deception, and believers' responsibility to test everything against the Word of God.
Jana's Articles listed:
janasutoova.substack.com/p/dont-worry-its-just-fear-mongering
substack.com/@janasutoova/p-209002455
substack.com/@janasutoova/p-209865162
janasutoova.substack.com/p/the-pastoral-malpractice-of-a-watchman
janasutoova.substack.com/p/whats-that-cute-little-yellow-boat
janasutoova.substack.com/p/the-rebbes-republic-why-is-the-white
Joel Richardson Video:
youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=G3rmdhZBEmQ
Mark Biltz
youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=fUtWwtlMt_s
In Part Four of this investigation into the Noahide Laws, we examine Joel Richardson’s argument that Christians should dismiss concerns about the Noahide movement because its active supporters represent only a tiny fraction of the world’s population.
Jana Sutoova Bennun: Substack Link
substack.com/@janasutoova
But does numerical size determine influence?
This episode challenges the “stadium math” argument by examining how relatively small organizations and institutions can exercise influence far beyond their numbers. We look at Chabad’s promotion of the Seven Noahide Laws, Education Day proclamations, access to political leaders, and the larger question of whether ancient rabbinic teachings concerning Noahide law should simply be dismissed as theoretical and irrelevant to the modern world.
We also examine Richardson’s comparison between radical Islam and the Noahide movement and ask whether Christians really must choose which potential danger deserves their attention.
Most importantly, we return to Scripture. Jesus repeatedly warned His disciples about religious deception, the leaven of the Pharisees, religious councils, persecution, and authorities who would believe they were serving God while opposing the followers of Christ.
This is not merely a debate about numbers. It is a biblical examination of power, influence, religious authority, deception, and believers' responsibility to test everything against the Word of God.
Jana's Articles listed:
janasutoova.substack.com/p/dont-worry-its-just-fear-mongering
substack.com/@janasutoova/p-209002455
substack.com/@janasutoova/p-209865162
janasutoova.substack.com/p/the-pastoral-malpractice-of-a-watchman
janasutoova.substack.com/p/whats-that-cute-little-yellow-boat
janasutoova.substack.com/p/the-rebbes-republic-why-is-the-white
Joel Richardson Video:
youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=G3rmdhZBEmQ
Mark Biltz
youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=fUtWwtlMt_s
