The Book of Seven — The Seven Laws of Noah

Seven laws. One God. Every human being.

Long before Sinai, God addressed the whole human family. He spoke to Adam in the garden and to Noah when the waters went down, and what He asked of them, the sages of Israel taught, He asks of every person who has ever lived. Seven things. Not six hundred and thirteen. Seven.

THE BOOK OF SEVEN sets them before you one at a time: the Hebrew name, the verse of Scripture in the original with a plain English rendering, the passage of the Talmud that derives it (Sanhedrin 56a–b), the ruling of Maimonides (Laws of Kings 8–10), and a “Living It” page of practical guidance for a real house on a real street.

• 66 pages · 6 × 9 in (15 × 23 cm) · cream paper · black interior
• Full Hebrew sources printed with vowels: Genesis 9, Genesis 2:16, Sanhedrin 56a–b, Maimonides 8:11 and 9:1, Psalm 117, Isaiah 56:7
• A chapter for each law, a daily-practice chapter, a one-page “Seven at a Glance” wall chart, and an “In This House” page for the family to sign
• Typeset in Cinzel, Cormorant Garamond and Frank Ruhl Libre. Printed on demand and shipped from the US.

“Whoever accepts the seven commandments and is careful to keep them is of the pious of the nations of the world, and has a share in the World to Come.” — Maimonides, Laws of Kings 8:11

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