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 ==The Council's conception==
-The idea for the Council was first conceived by Rabbi Avraham Toledano. He, as well as many others, understood that [[B'nei Noah]], like [[Jews]], need a body of recognized leaders and scholars to whom they can turn for guidance in their study and observance of [[Torah]], and who can help to unify the communities around the world. To this end, suitable candidates were sought out who would be willing and able to establish such a body. These nominees were brought together on Labor day Weekend at the home of Vendyl Jones in Grand Prairie, Texas mid-2005 by the personal invitation of, and under the supervision of [https://bigpicturetorah.com/endorsements Rabbi Michael Shlomo Bar-Ron] (an authorized representative of the developing [[Sanhedrin]]), forming a proto-Noahide Council which ran from the summer to the fall of 2005. In the following winter, the founding proto-Council members then appeared before the developing Sanhedrin, in Harnof Jerusalem, on January 9, 2006 (9 Tevet, 5766), and upon stating a special pledge of allegiance to the [[Noahide Covenant]]<ref>[[http://www.highcouncilofbneinoah.com/resources/Articles/A_Brief_Introduction_to_the_Noahide_Covenant.aspx A Brief Introduction to the Noahide Covenant]]</ref>, they were granted official recognition as the first "High Council of B'nei Noah" by the rabbinical court. However, by Fall of the same year they had lost internet support struggling to find a solution. By the end of June 2008 the failed High Council was folded into the Wikinoah UNC instead.
+The idea for the Council was first conceived by Rabbi Avraham Toledano. He, as well as many others, understood that [[B'nei Noah]], like [[Jews]], need a body of recognized leaders and scholars to whom they can turn for guidance in their study and observance of [[Torah]], and who can help to unify the communities around the world. To this end, suitable candidates were sought out who would be willing and able to establish such a body. These nominees were brought together on Labor day Weekend at the home of Vendyl Jones in Grand Prairie, Texas mid-2005 by the personal invitation of, and under the supervision of [https://bigpicturetorah.com/endorsements Mori Michael Shelomo Bar-Ron] (an authorized representative of the developing [[Sanhedrin]]), forming a proto-Noahide Council which ran from the summer to the fall of 2005. In the following winter, the founding proto-Council members then appeared before the developing Sanhedrin, in Harnof Jerusalem, on January 9, 2006 (9 Tevet, 5766), and upon stating a special pledge of allegiance to the [[Noahide Covenant]]<ref>[[http://www.highcouncilofbneinoah.com/resources/Articles/A_Brief_Introduction_to_the_Noahide_Covenant.aspx A Brief Introduction to the Noahide Covenant]]</ref>, they were granted official recognition as the first "High Council of B'nei Noah" by the rabbinical court. However, by Fall of the same year they had lost internet support struggling to find a solution. By the end of June 2008 the failed High Council was folded into the Wikinoah UNC instead.
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 ==The Council's conception==
-The idea for the Council was first conceived by Rabbi Avraham Toledano. He, as well as many others, understood that [[B'nei Noah]], like [[Jews]], need a body of recognized leaders and scholars to whom they can turn for guidance in their study and observance of [[Torah]], and who can help to unify the communities around the world. To this end, suitable candidates were sought out who would be willing and able to establish such a body. These nominees were brought together on Labor day Weekend at the home of Vendyl Jones in Grand Prairie, Texas mid-2005 by the personal invitation of, and under the supervision of [https://bigpicturetorah.com/endorsements Rabbi Michael Shlomo Bar-Ron] (an authorized representative of the developing [[Sanhedrin]]), forming a proto-Noahide Council which ran from the summer to the fall of 2005. In the following winter, the founding proto-Council members then appeared before the developing Sanhedrin, in Harnof Jerusalem, on January 9, 2006 (9 Tevet, 5766), and upon stating a special pledge of allegiance to the [[Noahide Covenant]]<ref>[[http://www.highcouncilofbneinoah.com/resources/Articles/A_Brief_Introduction_to_the_Noahide_Covenant.aspx A Brief Introduction to the Noahide Covenant]]</ref>, they were granted official recognition as the first "High Council of B'nei Noah" by the rabbinical court. However, by Fall of the same year they had lost website support and the failed High Council was folded into the Wikinoah UNC instead.
+The idea for the Council was first conceived by Rabbi Avraham Toledano. He, as well as many others, understood that [[B'nei Noah]], like [[Jews]], need a body of recognized leaders and scholars to whom they can turn for guidance in their study and observance of [[Torah]], and who can help to unify the communities around the world. To this end, suitable candidates were sought out who would be willing and able to establish such a body. These nominees were brought together on Labor day Weekend at the home of Vendyl Jones in Grand Prairie, Texas mid-2005 by the personal invitation of, and under the supervision of [https://bigpicturetorah.com/endorsements Rabbi Michael Shlomo Bar-Ron] (an authorized representative of the developing [[Sanhedrin]]), forming a proto-Noahide Council which ran from the summer to the fall of 2005. In the following winter, the founding proto-Council members then appeared before the developing Sanhedrin, in Harnof Jerusalem, on January 9, 2006 (9 Tevet, 5766), and upon stating a special pledge of allegiance to the [[Noahide Covenant]]<ref>[[http://www.highcouncilofbneinoah.com/resources/Articles/A_Brief_Introduction_to_the_Noahide_Covenant.aspx A Brief Introduction to the Noahide Covenant]]</ref>, they were granted official recognition as the first "High Council of B'nei Noah" by the rabbinical court. However, by Fall of the same year they had lost internet support struggling to find a solution. By the end of June 2008 the failed High Council was folded into the Wikinoah UNC instead.
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 ==External links==
-* [http://www.highcouncilofbneinoah.com Official website]
+* [https://web.archive.org/web/20080606041845/http://www.highcouncilofbneinoah.com:80/Home.aspx Official website until June 2008]

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 ==The Council's conception==
-The idea for the Council was first conceived by Rabbi Avraham Toledano. He, as well as many others, understood that [[B'nei Noah]], like [[Jews]], need a body of recognized leaders and scholars to whom they can turn for guidance in their study and observance of [[Torah]], and who can help to unify the communities around the world. To this end, suitable candidates were sought out who would be willing and able to establish such a body. These nominees were brought together on Labor day Weekend at the house of Vendyl Jones in Grand Prairie, Texas mid-2005 by the personal invitation of, and under the supervision of [https://bigpicturetorah.com/endorsements Rabbi Michael Shlomo Bar-Ron] (an authorized representative of the developing [[Sanhedrin]]), forming a proto-Noahide Council which ran from the summer to the fall of 2005. In the following winter, the founding proto-Council members then appeared before the developing Sanhedrin, in Harnof Jerusalem, on January 9, 2006 (9 Tevet, 5766), and upon stating a special pledge of allegiance to the [[Noahide Covenant]]<ref>[[http://www.highcouncilofbneinoah.com/resources/Articles/A_Brief_Introduction_to_the_Noahide_Covenant.aspx A Brief Introduction to the Noahide Covenant]]</ref>, they were granted official recognition as the first "High Council of B'nei Noah" by the rabbinical court. However, by Fall of the same year they had lost website support and the failed High Council was folded into the Wikinoah UNC instead.
+The idea for the Council was first conceived by Rabbi Avraham Toledano. He, as well as many others, understood that [[B'nei Noah]], like [[Jews]], need a body of recognized leaders and scholars to whom they can turn for guidance in their study and observance of [[Torah]], and who can help to unify the communities around the world. To this end, suitable candidates were sought out who would be willing and able to establish such a body. These nominees were brought together on Labor day Weekend at the home of Vendyl Jones in Grand Prairie, Texas mid-2005 by the personal invitation of, and under the supervision of [https://bigpicturetorah.com/endorsements Rabbi Michael Shlomo Bar-Ron] (an authorized representative of the developing [[Sanhedrin]]), forming a proto-Noahide Council which ran from the summer to the fall of 2005. In the following winter, the founding proto-Council members then appeared before the developing Sanhedrin, in Harnof Jerusalem, on January 9, 2006 (9 Tevet, 5766), and upon stating a special pledge of allegiance to the [[Noahide Covenant]]<ref>[[http://www.highcouncilofbneinoah.com/resources/Articles/A_Brief_Introduction_to_the_Noahide_Covenant.aspx A Brief Introduction to the Noahide Covenant]]</ref>, they were granted official recognition as the first "High Council of B'nei Noah" by the rabbinical court. However, by Fall of the same year they had lost website support and the failed High Council was folded into the Wikinoah UNC instead.
 ==Authority==

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 ==The Council's conception==
-The idea for the Council was first conceived by Rabbi Avraham Toledano. He, as well as many others, understood that [[B'nei Noah]], like [[Jews]], need a body of recognized leaders and scholars to whom they can turn for guidance in their study and observance of [[Torah]], and who can help to unify the communities around the world. To this end, suitable candidates were sought out who would be willing and able to establish such a body. These nominees were brought together on Labor day Weekend at the house of Vendyl Jones in Grand Prairie, Texas mid-2005 by the personal invitation of, and under the supervision of [https://bigpicturetorah.com/endorsements Rabbi Michael Shlomo Bar-Ron] (an authorized representative of the developing [[Sanhedrin]]), forming a proto-Noahide Council. The founding proto-Council members then appeared before the developing Sanhedrin, in Harnof Jerusalem, on January 9, 2006 (9 Tevet, 5766), and upon stating a special pledge of allegiance to the [[Noahide Covenant]]<ref>[[http://www.highcouncilofbneinoah.com/resources/Articles/A_Brief_Introduction_to_the_Noahide_Covenant.aspx A Brief Introduction to the Noahide Covenant]]</ref>, they were granted official recognition as the first "High Council of B'nei Noah" by the rabbinical court. However, by Fall of the same year they had lost website support and the failed High Council was folded into the Wikinoah UNC instead.
+The idea for the Council was first conceived by Rabbi Avraham Toledano. He, as well as many others, understood that [[B'nei Noah]], like [[Jews]], need a body of recognized leaders and scholars to whom they can turn for guidance in their study and observance of [[Torah]], and who can help to unify the communities around the world. To this end, suitable candidates were sought out who would be willing and able to establish such a body. These nominees were brought together on Labor day Weekend at the house of Vendyl Jones in Grand Prairie, Texas mid-2005 by the personal invitation of, and under the supervision of [https://bigpicturetorah.com/endorsements Rabbi Michael Shlomo Bar-Ron] (an authorized representative of the developing [[Sanhedrin]]), forming a proto-Noahide Council which ran from the summer to the fall of 2005. In the following winter, the founding proto-Council members then appeared before the developing Sanhedrin, in Harnof Jerusalem, on January 9, 2006 (9 Tevet, 5766), and upon stating a special pledge of allegiance to the [[Noahide Covenant]]<ref>[[http://www.highcouncilofbneinoah.com/resources/Articles/A_Brief_Introduction_to_the_Noahide_Covenant.aspx A Brief Introduction to the Noahide Covenant]]</ref>, they were granted official recognition as the first "High Council of B'nei Noah" by the rabbinical court. However, by Fall of the same year they had lost website support and the failed High Council was folded into the Wikinoah UNC instead.
 ==Authority==

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 ==The Council's conception==
-The idea for the Council was first conceived by Rabbi Avraham Toledano. He, as well as many others, understood that [[B'nei Noah]], like [[Jews]], need a body of recognized leaders and scholars to whom they can turn for guidance in their study and observance of [[Torah]], and who can help to unify the communities around the world. To this end, suitable candidates were sought out who would be willing and able to establish such a body. These nominees were brought together on Labor day Weekend at the house of Vendyl Jones in Grand Prairie, Texas mid-2005 by the personal invitation of, and under the supervision of [https://bigpicturetorah.com/endorsements Rabbi Michael Shlomo Bar-Ron] (an authorized representative of the developing [[Sanhedrin]]), forming a proto-Noahide Council. The founding proto-Council members then appeared before the developing Sanhedrin, in Jerusalem, on January 9, 2006 (9 Tevet, 5766), and upon stating a special pledge of allegiance to the [[Noahide Covenant]]<ref>[[http://www.highcouncilofbneinoah.com/resources/Articles/A_Brief_Introduction_to_the_Noahide_Covenant.aspx A Brief Introduction to the Noahide Covenant]]</ref>, they were granted official recognition as the first "High Council of B'nei Noah" by the rabbinical court. However, by Fall of the same year they had lost website support and the failed High Council was folded into the Wikinoah UNC instead.
+The idea for the Council was first conceived by Rabbi Avraham Toledano. He, as well as many others, understood that [[B'nei Noah]], like [[Jews]], need a body of recognized leaders and scholars to whom they can turn for guidance in their study and observance of [[Torah]], and who can help to unify the communities around the world. To this end, suitable candidates were sought out who would be willing and able to establish such a body. These nominees were brought together on Labor day Weekend at the house of Vendyl Jones in Grand Prairie, Texas mid-2005 by the personal invitation of, and under the supervision of [https://bigpicturetorah.com/endorsements Rabbi Michael Shlomo Bar-Ron] (an authorized representative of the developing [[Sanhedrin]]), forming a proto-Noahide Council. The founding proto-Council members then appeared before the developing Sanhedrin, in Harnof Jerusalem, on January 9, 2006 (9 Tevet, 5766), and upon stating a special pledge of allegiance to the [[Noahide Covenant]]<ref>[[http://www.highcouncilofbneinoah.com/resources/Articles/A_Brief_Introduction_to_the_Noahide_Covenant.aspx A Brief Introduction to the Noahide Covenant]]</ref>, they were granted official recognition as the first "High Council of B'nei Noah" by the rabbinical court. However, by Fall of the same year they had lost website support and the failed High Council was folded into the Wikinoah UNC instead.
 ==Authority==

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−	The '''High Council of B'nei Noah''' was a group of [[Noahide\|Noahides]] who, at the request of the nascent [[Sanhedrin]], gathered in [[Israel]]<ref>[http://www.israelnationalnews.com/news.php3?id=90646 Sanhedrin Moves to Establish Council For Noahides]</ref><ref>[http://www.israelnationalnews.com/news.php3?id=96347 Arutz Sheva]</ref> from January, 2006 until March, 2007 to be recognized as an international [[Noahide]] organization for the purpose of serving as a bridge between the [[Sanhedrin]] and [[Noahide\|Noahides]] worldwide. There were ten initial members<ref> These men were Professor [[Vendyl Jones]], [[Jack Saunders]], [[Billy Jack Dial]], [[James D. Long]], [[Bud Gill]], [[Larry Borntrager]], [[Roger Grattan]], [[Jacob Scharff]], [[Andrew Overall]] and [[Adam Penrod]].</ref> who flew to [[Israel]] and pledged to uphold the [[Seven Laws of Noah]] and to conduct themselves under the authority of the [[Noahide]] [[beit din]] of the [[Sanhedrin]].	+	The '''High Council of B'nei Noah''' was established by a group of [[Noahide\|Noahides]] who, at the request of the nascent [[Sanhedrin]], gathered in [[Israel]]<ref>[http://www.israelnationalnews.com/news.php3?id=90646 Sanhedrin Moves to Establish Council For Noahides]</ref><ref>[http://www.israelnationalnews.com/news.php3?id=96347 Arutz Sheva]</ref> from January, 2006 until March, 2007 to be recognized as an international [[Noahide]] organization for the purpose of serving as a bridge between the [[Sanhedrin]] and [[Noahide\|Noahides]] worldwide. There were ten initial members<ref> These men were Professor [[Vendyl Jones]], [[Jack Saunders]], [[Billy Jack Dial]], [[James D. Long]], [[Bud Gill]], [[Larry Borntrager]], [[Roger Grattan]], [[Jacob Scharff]], [[Andrew Overall]] and [[Adam Penrod]].</ref> who flew to [[Israel]] and pledged to uphold the [[Seven Laws of Noah]] and to conduct themselves under the authority of the [[Noahide]] [[beit din]] of the [[Sanhedrin]]. Roger Grattan was appointed as the Sanhedrin's Shaliakh.

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-The '''High Council of B'nei Noah''' was a group of [[Noahide|Noahides]] who, at the request of the nascent [[Sanhedrin]], gathered in [[Israel]]<ref>[http://www.israelnationalnews.com/news.php3?id=90646 Sanhedrin Moves to Establish Council For Noahides]</ref><ref>[http://www.israelnationalnews.com/news.php3?id=96347 Arutz Sheva]</ref> from January, 2006 until March, 2007 to be recognized as an international [[Noachide]] organization for the purpose of serving as a bridge between the [[Sanhedrin]] and [[Noahide|Noahides]] worldwide. There were ten initial members<ref> These men were Professor [[Vendyl Jones]], [[Jack Saunders]], [[Billy Jack Dial]], [[James D. Long]], [[Bud Gill]], [[Larry Borntrager]], [[Roger Grattan]], [[Jacob Scharff]], [[Andrew Overall]] and [[Adam Penrod]].</ref> who flew to [[Israel]] and pledged to uphold the [[Seven Laws of Noah]] and to conduct themselves under the authority of the [[Noahide]] [[beit din]] of the [[Sanhedrin]].
+The '''High Council of B'nei Noah''' was a group of [[Noahide|Noahides]] who, at the request of the nascent [[Sanhedrin]], gathered in [[Israel]]<ref>[http://www.israelnationalnews.com/news.php3?id=90646 Sanhedrin Moves to Establish Council For Noahides]</ref><ref>[http://www.israelnationalnews.com/news.php3?id=96347 Arutz Sheva]</ref> from January, 2006 until March, 2007 to be recognized as an international [[Noahide]] organization for the purpose of serving as a bridge between the [[Sanhedrin]] and [[Noahide|Noahides]] worldwide. There were ten initial members<ref> These men were Professor [[Vendyl Jones]], [[Jack Saunders]], [[Billy Jack Dial]], [[James D. Long]], [[Bud Gill]], [[Larry Borntrager]], [[Roger Grattan]], [[Jacob Scharff]], [[Andrew Overall]] and [[Adam Penrod]].</ref> who flew to [[Israel]] and pledged to uphold the [[Seven Laws of Noah]] and to conduct themselves under the authority of the [[Noahide]] [[beit din]] of the [[Sanhedrin]].
 ==The Council's conception==
-The idea for the Council was first conceived by Rabbi Avraham Toledano. He, as well as many others, understood that [[B'nei Noah]], like [[Jews]], need a body of recognized leaders and scholars to whom they can turn for guidance in their study and observance of [[Torah]], and who can help to unify the communities around the world. To this end, suitable candidates were sought out who would be willing and able to establish such a body. These nominees were brought together in mid-2005 by the personal invitation of, and under the supervision of an authorized representative of the developing [[Sanhedrin]], forming a proto-Noahide Council. The founding proto-Council members then appeared before the developing Sanhedrin, in Jerusalem, on January 9, 2006 (9 Tevet, 5766), and upon stating a special pledge of allegiance to the [[Noahide Covenant]]<ref>[[http://www.highcouncilofbneinoach.com/resources/Articles/A_Brief_Introduction_to_the_Noahide_Covenant.aspx A Brief Introduction to the Noahide Covenant]]</ref>, they were granted official recognition as the first "High Council of B'nei Noah" by the rabbinical court.
+The idea for the Council was first conceived by Rabbi Avraham Toledano. He, as well as many others, understood that [[B'nei Noah]], like [[Jews]], need a body of recognized leaders and scholars to whom they can turn for guidance in their study and observance of [[Torah]], and who can help to unify the communities around the world. To this end, suitable candidates were sought out who would be willing and able to establish such a body. These nominees were brought together in mid-2005 by the personal invitation of, and under the supervision of an authorized representative of the developing [[Sanhedrin]], forming a proto-Noahide Council. The founding proto-Council members then appeared before the developing Sanhedrin, in Jerusalem, on January 9, 2006 (9 Tevet, 5766), and upon stating a special pledge of allegiance to the [[Noahide Covenant]]<ref>[[http://www.highcouncilofbneinoah.com/resources/Articles/A_Brief_Introduction_to_the_Noahide_Covenant.aspx A Brief Introduction to the Noahide Covenant]]</ref>, they were granted official recognition as the first "High Council of B'nei Noah" by the rabbinical court.
 ==Authority==