B’nei Moshe is transliterated Hebrew for “Sons/Children of Moses”. This is not a literal claim, but a figurative one denoting our distinct principles of faith and adherence to only the most ancient expression of Israelite faith.

We're a virtual online social media community welcoming anyone who shares the following principles, whether Israelites, converts or simple adherents to the 10 commandments delivered to Moses, the Neo-Samaritan Hebrew calendar and it's blblicly timed feasts and the biblical diet. Israelites adhere to the entire Torah-based constitution of the nation of Israel.

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B'nei Moshe accepts only the Torah (The books of Moses: Genesis/Bereshit through Deuteronomy/Devarim) as divine and authoritative. The articles we have published explore how and why we have arrived at this conclusion, with simple and convincing evidence directly from the texts considered holy by both Judaism and Christianity.

Contrary to popular consensus, the true and ancient Israelite faith is not represented by either Judaism or Christianity. Judaism began with Eli who rebelled against the truth and YHWH's chosen place, fled to Shiloh and established a duplicate, corrupt religious system, complete with a counterfeit tabernacle and its related implements.

Only the Israelite Samaritans (descendants of the tribes of Joseph and their Aaronite priesthood which continues to this day) can truthfully lay claim to an unbroken faithfulness to YHWH's covenant from the time of Moses.

B'nei Moshe embraces the four principles of the Samaritan faith, considering the additional fifth, a belief in a taheb (restorer from the tribes of Joseph, similar to Judaism’s messiah from the line of David) as a later prophecy, unknown unless and until it happens (in accordance with the Torah's requirement of a prophet recorded in Devarim 13:1-5).

Principle 1: One Almighty

There is but one Elohim, YHWH. He delivered the descendants of Jacob and those who left with them from Egypt, gave them the Torah at Mount Sinai, and brought them to his chosen dwelling place in the land promised to their forefathers Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.

Principle 2: One Prophet

Moses ben Amram, was a prophet like no other. He was the man YHWH chose to lead his people out of Egypt to their inheritance, and through whom the Torah was given at Mount Sinai. As it is written in Deuteronomy: Since then, no prophet has risen in Israel like Moses, whom YHWH knew face to face.

Principle 3: One Holy Book

The Torah. The books of Moses, containing the record of creation, the stories of the patriarchs and their experiences in the land and at Beit El (the house of God), the time in Egypt and exodus therefrom, the giving of the 10 commandments heard by the entire nation at Mount Sinai, and the detailed instructions given by YHWH to Moses. Moses cautioned against any addition to or subtraction from his commandments (Deuteronomy 4:2). No other book is divine, and all writings that have been mistakenly elevated to such a level can be easily shown to be inferior.

Principle 4: One Chosen Place

Beit El, the holy dwelling place of YHWH, known by the patriarchs, is that place the Israelites sang of in the Song of the Sea (Exodus 15:13, 17), the place they considered their final destination. It is the residence of YHWH mentioned in Deuteronomy 12:5 to which all offerings were to be brought and pilgrimage feasts celebrated. It is the place where Joshua erected stones on which he wrote the entire Torah and then read it aloud to the entire nation (Joshua 8:30-35). It is Mount Gerizim beside Shechem (modern Nablus in the West Bank).

Supplemental helpful articles

If you are or were raised Christian, it's useful to first examine some foundational tenets of Christianity and really examine their truthfulness (or lack thereof). For this reason, we suggest having a read through the following articles as a primer before moving on to the articles directed toward adherents to Judaism:

The Problem with Christian Holidays
The Christian New Covenant Problem
Are Christians Free from the Law?
Paul the False Apostle
Does Forgiveness Require Death?
Was Jesus the Jewish Messiah?

If you are Jewish, the above articles are of somewhat lesser interest for you, although they might provide you with information to counter Christian missionary activity. However, you might just be surprised to learn that Judaism itself is also deeply flawed. We present the following articles for your consideration:

Is the Oral Torah Divine?
Answering Tovia Singer on the Oral Torah
The Chosen Place is not Jerusalem!
The Wool over your Eyes