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1. No idolatry - Prohibits the worship of any human or any created thing. Also prohibited is the making of idols and involvement with the occult. This necessitates an understanding of the One G-d and His nature.
2. No blasphemy - Prohibits a curse directed at the Supreme Being.
3. No homicide - Prohibits murder and suicide. Causing injury is also forbidden.
4. No theft - Prohibits the wrongful taking of another's goods.
5. No illicit intercourse - Prohibits adultery, incest, homosexual intercourse and bestiality, according to Torah definitions.
6. Don't eat a limb of a living creature - Promotes the kind treatment of animal life. It also encourages an appreciation for all kinds of life and respect for nature as G-d's creation.
7. Carry out justice - An imperative to pursue and enforce social justice, and a prohibition of any miscarriage of justice.
See also The Seven Noahide Laws in Light of Kabbalah and www.asknoah.org. Askmoses also recommends the following books: The Path of the Righteous Gentile by Rabbi Yakov Rugalsky, and The Divine Code by Rabbi Moshe Weiner
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