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Parshat Pinchas: Light from Darkness

Parshat Pinchas is read at the beginning of the period of Bein HaMetzarim (the "Days of Distress"). These days are days of mourning for the destruction of The Holy Temple that led to the long and terrible exile. However, ultimately, the suffering of exile is the bridge to the ultimate good in the true and complete Redemption.

The question then arises: Why did G-d do it this way, that the great revelation of good should grow specifically from a stage of descent and concealment in these three weeks? Couldn't the Holy One, Blessed be He, have granted the good directly, without a preceding phase of obscurity?

The explanation is that the perfection of good and light is when they emerge from evil and darkness. It is specifically when darkness turns into light and evil transforms into good – this is the greatest perfection that can…

Shalom Rabbi Peretz,

This is David Daniel (Shalom David ben Noah). I hope this message finds you well.

I wanted to properly introduce myself, as I’ve recently joined the Noahide Academy, completed the First Steps course, and been warmly welcomed into membership. I’ve also joined the discussion group for the Master’s Degree and look forward to exploring these deeper teachings when access is granted.

Over the past months, I’ve been deeply reflecting on the principles in The Divine Code and Seven Gates of Righteous Knowledge. Along the way, I built a personal framework—an attempt to integrate Torah, Noahide wisdom, and systems thinking from my background in electromechanics, fractals, and waveform analysis. I know now that I was only preparing myself for what the Academy offers.

It’s clear to me that this journey is not my own doing. I’ve been led here step by step, often in ways I could never…

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 Balak: Transforming the Curse to Blessing 

The fascinating story of Balaam the son of Beor carries a deep  meaning for Noahides. Firstly, the very fact that G-d chose to bestow His prophetic spirit upon a non-Jew– Balaam – to deliver prophecies and blessings to the people of Israel, and to announce the future Redemption, emphasizes that G-d's power is not limited. This highlights the fact that G-d is the ruler of the entire world, thereby strengthening the first law of the Seven Noahide Commandments: the obligation to believe in one G-d and not to worship idolatry.

Balaam himself, as a non-Jew prophet, demonstrated recognition of G-d's absolute power, understanding that he could not act against G-d's will – "I cannot transgress the word of the L-rd my G-d, to do anything, small or great (Numbers 22:18)." This recognition of G-d's sovereignty over all creation is a core value for every…

Where can I find the powerpoint presentations for Orach Chaim I after lesson 6. They are not uploaded.