History of the Karaite Adamide-Noahide Movement

We are not sure when the scriptures began first being formed, but, by the year 4163 SC, or year 1 in the Common Era, we know of a certainty the completion of the Scriptures – the Tanakh – had been accomplished. The Babelite community, the last official word of Universal Mankind's activities, were shown in Genesis 11:1-9, which completed the 'Rainbow Torah'. Nothing in the rest of the official Scriptures of Karaite Faith was ever directed towards Universal Mankind in terms of literal Commandments of God or any specific requirements which were required to be observed. The Abrahamic and Israelite Covenants were and are legal covenants of God, so they are acknowledged as part of the 'FAITH' if not 'PRACTICE' of the Karaite Adamide-Noahide Movement. After the Sadducee and Boethusian movements in Judaism, the Karaite Movement, made known especially by Anan ben David, once again highlighted the importance of Scripture as opposed to the heretical developments of Talmudic thinking amongst the rabbinics. Other idolatries remained rampant in mankind, and do so to this day. The Talmudic Noahide Code of the 7 laws – a fabricated non-historical to the time of Noah system – garnered converts gradually, and in the 20th and 21st centuries of the common era, converts started appearing. In 1999 Daniel Thomas Andrew Daly (Myself) became a Noahide, initially observing the 7 laws, but quickly coming into the truth of Karaite faith, and becoming a Karaite Noahide by 2000 at the latest. Daniel was able to bring Aaron Goodsell into the faith, which he acknowledges to this day, if not living by the title of the faith as his personal moniker. Since 2000 Daniel began writing the Chronicles of the Children of Destiny, which has become part of the Angels saga, his first work in the saga being titled 'Morning Stars'. Theological writings appeared later, in the terms of the 'Rainbow Bibles' of the various Divine Fellowships and Assemblies of Faith of the termed 'Advancing Noah Movement'. The ANM is the continuation from the Babelite community of Mankind, continuing the identity of the Noahide Community, acknowledging the official divine faith God has mandated for mankind, Karaite Faith. The Rainbow Bible writings are official writings of the Karaite Adamide-Noahide community, and are of important and significant use for the community. They carry no official divine decree, mandate or warrant as of yet, but God seems to be suggesting they are acceptable enough for 'Official' status in the Karaite Adamide-Noahide community. Nothing may be claimed by the movement which is not factual and in accordance with the Principles of the Rainbow Torah, and which is not a proper and holy continuation of the community of Noahides from early times. As of May 6180 SC (May 2017 CE) there is a small number of individuals who identify tentatively as Karaite Noahides. Jay Niamon of Clanton Alabama has adopted study of the faith and is studying out ideas of the faith in the Karaite Noahide group on Facebook. Jay identifies as a Noahide Deist. Charles Mortlockov also identifies as a Karaite Noahide, like myself, and has ambitions of developing a Karaite Noahide manifesto to use as a tool for witnessing to the faith. He is not a member of the Advancing Noah Movement. Talmudic Noahide David Dryden, also known as Hesediah, was formerly of Karaite Noahide faith yet embraced the Oral Law tradition of Orthodox Judaism. As of 6180 SC the movement is fledgling in nature, yet it appears some individuals have a desire to understand and look into the faith, and future growth appears a possibility. In July 6180 SC (July 2017 CE) a 16 year old lay called ‘Emma’ contacted myself (Daniel Thomas Andrew Daly) on Pinterest online. She identified as Noahide. Subsequent discussions took place, and I mentioned I was a Karaite Noahide who did not follow the Talmud. She responded identifying she was also a Karaite Noahide. The rationale she offered was that she didn’t like the apparent rabbinic teaching on follower of Jesus being executed, which she felt was too judgmental. In Talmudic Noahide faith, technically, a penalty of decapitation can be applied for idolatry. In my experience the Talmudic Rabbis don’t appear to promote execution of Christians, but there are concerns on various online websites on this issue. At the time I was living with my brother in Perth, Western Australia, and Emma claimed she also lived in Perth. A possible meeting was discussed, but the plan became for me, in 2022, around Christmas time, when I had already planned on coming to visit my brother Greg and his family again, to catch up then. Time will tell if that will eventuate.