Noahide Baptists

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Noahide Baptists aka Wikinoah Baptists or Noahide Alawites are 7th day Anabaptist Noahides historically known as Σοβιαΐ or Tsabis by the Abbasids, Paulicians by the Byzantines and Cathars by the Latins later as Picards and Taborites. They are related to the Manicheans who called them Tazigane (whence derives the Greek term Athiganoi). Like Manicheans, Noahide Baptists reject the Prince of the Air as the god of this Aeon but unlike Manicheans, Noahide Baptists still faithfully serve the Name of the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob by keeping the rainbow covenant of peace as well as that part of the Sinai covenant which makes Hagerim out of the Erevrav.

Although modern Baptists have their origin in Anabaptism, most people calling themselves Baptists today are actually converts to Calvinism only deluding themselves that they are Baptists when in fact they are nothing but Calvinists. Nevertheless, Noahide Baptists act as counter missionaries protecting Perushim like Neturei Karta from conversion and denounce Messianic Hebrews who call themselves Jews when they are not.

Belief

Noahide Baptists are not guilty of Shittuf because they believe in the Logos Christology of Celestial Flesh (unlike Dyophysites who are guilty of Shittuf for believing in the deification of part of Mary's body through its union with Hashem's essence).

Practice

Havdalah is normally held on Sunday Mornings following a full Sabbath Day's rest on Saturdays during which Noahide Baptists will avoid Tumah.

In these respects, Noahide Baptist practice has not changed from the time of Hamlet Jackson who promoted the practices of Elizabethan Anabaptists known as the 7th Day Men.

Lineage

Noahide Baptist lineage can be traced back through 7th day Anabaptist Successionism all the way to the Ebionite "Sampsaean" community of Godfearers initiated by John the Baptist and descended from the first Messianic Noahite Magi. The Noahide Magi were Persians who had been introduced to the Sinai covenant for Erevrav by Daniel.

Noahide Baptists were the Sobiai (Σοβιαΐ) preached to by Elxai from whose community Mani emerged. They accepted only the 325CE version of the Nicene creed and Bible but separated immediately thereafter as the Donatists denouncing Constantine and have always been regarded as Hanpa by mainstream Constantinian Churches ever since.

Islamic and Alevi sources show that the early Alian Imams of the 610sCE were the same "Tsabi" Sobiai. In the 640s the Ahsana Al-Hadith were compiled into an epic performance intended to instruct the Messianic Noahide Deaconate of Baptists on everything they needed to know in order to serve as instructors to the believers. Sebeos called their country Tachkastan from the same root word that their Manichean relatives also called them, Tazigane, and under which name they escaped the Umayyads and migrated from Azerbaijani "Khazaria" into the Bulgar lands where they were known as the Paulicians. From them, the Central European Albigensians Arnoldists and Waldensian Lollards emerged as precursors to the Bohemian Anabaptists and 7th-Day Men like Hamlet Jackson continuing through Mill Yard's 7th Day "Arminian" (Ana)Baptists who under Stephen Mumford began to establish churches in America from 1664 and eventually from which Rachel (Harris) Oakes Preston (March 2, 1809 – February 1, 1868) inspired various Seventh Day Churches.

History

The Isaurian dynasty first invited the Sobiai to settle in the Balkans from whence they spread to Bohemia through the Moimirids and under the Magyars eventually reached the Waldensian Mountains as the Cathars. The Bohemian Waldenses turned into the Hussites from whom derived the Noahides of Zacharia and subsequent 7th day Anabaptists who influenced not only the Szombatoszok but also the Moldavian Messianic Hebrews and the Bezpopovtsi as well as the Armenian Karaylar Molokanes from whom the Karaimite Subbotniki emerged.

Noahide Baptist Chronology

Σεβεια & Σεβόμαι 1stC.

God-worshippers also known as Godfearers but biblically as Hagerim and Toshavim played a major role in 1st century Jewish life funding the establishment of many Synagogues. With the destruction of the temple in 70 and exile of Jews from Jerusalem in 135 they lost their status in Judaism and many became into Messianic Noahides as a result.

The Messianic Noahides weregiven their Bible by the Sanhedrin in 86CE consisting of the Septuagint, the books of Maccabees and the 27 NT texts.

Σοβιαΐ (Sampsaeans)

Ebionite Gnostics

Elhasai

Magarites

Sabians (صابئين) 6th-7thC

6thC. Three Brothers migrated from Squtaye to Romania at this time. Kazarig settled among the Kotrag Barsils. The other was Sclav. In 582 Emperor Maurice grants Dacia to the Kotrags led by the third brother called Bulgarios aka Zabergan (Sabir Khan). Zabergan becomes a Byzantine general who in 586 defended the fortress Chlomaron against the Romans.

Sabians were Heavily influenced by Eliezer Ben Kallir.

Hanzala alKhalifa alKalbi sent his son the Severian Paul (Dihya ibn AlKhalifa) to Emperor Heraclius in the course of the war against Khosrau II (which he began about 619). They met in Theodosiopolis (Erzeroum) in Armenia (about 622). The Severian Monophysite Paul (the One Eyed), representing the Acephali, made a speech before him in favour of Monoenergism.

Heraclius incites his Monoenergist Kotrag allies to throw off the Yoke of their Varkun rulers.

Hani ibn Qabisa

Solomon the Pharisee

Alid Tazigan

Alawais

Alevis

Alians

Paulician Alevis

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Paulicians are Severian Acephali named after Paul the One Eyed their 622 representative to Heraclius.

626 Monoenergist Bulgarios Kotrag Kobars overthrow their Varkun rulers.

The Khozroi of Shahrbanu (Jahānshāh) were the original Azeri miaphysites (Alevis) of Transcaucasian Albania.

677 the Kazarig Kotrag Late-Varkun attack their Monoenergist Bulgarios Kotrag Kavar relatives and exile many to Russia. The Bulgarios Kotrag Kavar leader Asparukh flees to establish Bulgaria while Constantine IV is under siege by Muawiya.

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Khalyzian Cathars

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Cathari are first mentioned in 325 where they are to be welcomed into the Church if they promise that they are willing to communicate with the twice-married, and grant pardon to those who have lapsed.

Leo the Isaurian (717-741) protects Paulicians and weds his son Constantine V to a "Xazar" Princess. Al-Kuzari mentions the Edumen-Ishmaelite (Messianic Noahides) conversion of Atelkuzu's Khalyzians who emerge in the 8th century also took place at this time. The Khalyzians were descended from Csaba the Hun and his Corasmian wife.

745 John of Damascus mentions Cathari.

747, Emperor Constantine V and his "Xazar" Empress moved a significant number of Paulician asylum seekers from Eastern Anatolia who affect the Monoenergist faith of Byzantium's former Kotrag allies in Thrace. Pavlikeni is named after them.

By the end of the 8th century, the Varkun of Chelarevo had converted to the Paulician Cathar faith.

796 Franks conquer the Varkun.

827 Rus Khaganate is established by exiled Kotrag Kabars.

827-874 the Sclav princes Pribina and his son Kotzel promote Catholicism among their people from Nitra to Lower Pannonia.

861 Cyril and Methodius are sent to convert Sclavs of Pannonia to the Byzantine Church instead.

870 the Paulician Khan Boris I of the Bulgarios Kotrags brokers full communion between his "heretics" and the Byzantine Church.

The Hetumoger establish an alliance including the Kotrags in Etelkoz.

894 Byzantium bribes the Magyars staying in Etelkoz to attack the Bulgarians. The Khalyzians are disappointed by this abuse of hospitality. The Khalyzians take the side of the Bulgarians and expel the Magyars from their land but lead the Magyars to conquer the Szekeleys and liberate the Cathars instead.

895 having taken Transylvania the Hetumoger go on to liberate the Cathars of Crisana under the rule of the hard hearted Mojmirid Sclavs.

896 the Pechenegs supported by their Bulgarian allies force the Hungarians out of Etelkoz once and for all in the Battle of the Bug river.

927-969 Romanos levels the charge of Bogomilism against the Bulgarian Church.

968 Pechenegs siege of Kiev.

970, the Byzantine emperor John I Tzimiskes strengthened the Cathars by transplanting 200,000 more Armenian Paulicians to Europe and settled them in the neighbourhood of Philippopolis (today's Plovdiv, Bulgaria).

1041 the Potanik Prince Samuel Aba 990-1044 became the first people-first leader of Hungary. The Hungarian name Pota comes from Turkic Boja meaning "inlaw" because he looked like Csaba's Corasmian in laws, the Pechenegs.

1057-1075 Patarenes reach Milan.

1075 Bosnian Church

1119-1312 Mohammedan Christian Templars

1143 Catharism can be clearly identified in Cologne.

Boghards

Waldenses

Lollards in the Netherlands at the beginning of the 14th century who were akin to the Fraticelli, Beghards, and other sectaries similar to the recusant Franciscans.

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Bohemian Brethren 1310

The Dominican Bernard Gui, Inquisitor of Toulouse from 1308 to 1323, published a manual detailing how to dispose of Cathars.

In Bohemia, as much as one quarter of the population kept seventh-day the sabbath in 1310.

By 1350, all known remnants of the movement had been extinguished in Octania. Many Occitan courts had been patrons of the troubadours, and their destruction resulted in the gradual deterioration of troubadour practice and the immigration of most troubadours from Southern France to royal courts in Italy, Spain and Hungary.

The Bohemian reformation was also inspired by the ideas of Conrad Waldhauser d.1369 and Johann Milíč of Kroměříž d.1374 as well as the Lollard theologian and philosopher John Wycliffe 1328-1384.

Matthew of Kraków 1335-1410

Matthias de Janow 1350–1394

Jan Hus 1370–1415

The Hussites Bible was written in Hungarian.

Petr Chelčický 1390-1460

1420s-1430s The Hussite Bible is written in Hungarian.

Zakharia 1470-1491

Two priests, Dionysius and Alexis, convinced by Zacharias, and four Jews who had recently come from the South, spread the news of this doctrine broad, and arch-priest Gabriel was among the many who were converted. In 1491, Skhariya the Jew was executed in Novgorod by the order of Ivan III. In 1504, diak (secretary) Ivan-Volk Kuritsyn, Dmitry Konoplev and Ivan Maksimov were burnt at the stake. Other adherents were banished, imprisoned, or excommunicated. Feodor Kuritsyn's adherents' club ceased to exist.

7th Day Anabaptists

Swiss Brethren 1525

Wilhelm Reublin 1484-1559

Jacob Hutter 1500-1536

Oswald Glaidt

Andreas Fischer

Seventh Day Men 1600

Hamlet Jackson 1614

Hamlet established the Mill Yard Seventh Day Anabaptist Church in 1617 which converted Theophilus Brabourne by 1628 and Henry Jesse by 1645. In 1650, Brabourne's pupil, James Ockford, published in London the book The Doctrine of the Fourth Commandment, Deformed by Popery, Reformed & Restored to its Primitive Purity. The work convinced a Baptist called Peter Chamberlen who led the first Baptist service at Millyard Church in 1651.

Stephen Mumford 1664

Stephen fled to the Americas establishing the Seventh Day Anabaptist Church in Newport which converted John Rogers & James Rogers Jr. in 1674.

Many Shabbatis fled the Ottomam Empire at this time due to the imprisonment of the Shabbati teacher Tsvi Ben Mordechai in 1666.

John Wesley 1735-1739

John Wesley was an Anglican convert to Moravian Anabaptism in 1735 which he left to establish Methodism in late 1739 having decided that Moraviams were guilty of a heresy in what he called "quietism". Nevertheless, he continued top promote self-discipline as an essential element in self-reformation.

Rachel Harris 1809-1868

in 1844, Rachel Harris Oaks Preston, a Wesleyan 7th day Anabaptists was responsible for inadvertently kickstarting the Church of God 7th day and the Whiteist movements when she converted a Millerite Methodist minister Frederick Wheeler to Seventh Day Sabbatarianism.

Wikinoah Baptists

Finally, from the same background Elder-deacons Vendyl Jones and Jay David Davis established an Hebrew Roots Anabaptist movement in 2003.

The Wikinoah UNC, were of the Sabbatarian or 7th-Day General Baptist type preserving the honest and simple approach to scripture which is better known as Anabaptism in English whereby Calvin is identified as a Man of Lawlessness and rejected. Some of them were Rationalists.

The Wikinoah UNC Messianic Noahide organization began as a 7th Day Anabaptist sect independent from Christianity being neither Protestants nor Catholics nor Byzantines but who had devoted themselves to the study of Noahide Judaism. Professor Vendyl Jones's' 'Noahide Umot' Church already had a tax exempt status ruling in 07/2003 and changed its name to High Council of Bnei NoaH in 2005 under ten Deacons, including Vendyl himself as well as Jack Saunders, Billy Jack Dial, James D. Long, Bud Gill, Larry Borntrager, Roger Grattan, Jacob Scharff, Andrew Overall and Adam Penrod.

However, concern over Rambamism and involvement with Kahanists (a designated terrorist group in Israel) among certain members of the Nascent Sanhedrin Project (which the High Council of Bnei NoaH was responsible to) as well as website issues led to the disintegration of the High Council of Bnei NoaH by September 2006 and the subsequent establishment of the independent Wikinoah UNC inc. by those who remained faithful to Vendyl's original 'Noahide Umot' mission as the latest in a long line of Anabaptist Succession.

Professor Vendyl Jones, Deacon Billy Jack Dial, Deacon Larry Borntrager and Deacon Jack Saunders were some of the people chosen to sit on the nascent Sanhedrin's original "High Council" who became official advisers to the Wikinoah UNC alongside Deacon Jay David Davis, Rev Kazik Libey[1] and Ben Abrahamson.