As in the Days of Noah : Caravan to Midnight – Ep. 2651

Tonight, we turn our attention to one of the most overlooked fault lines in modern religious and political life: the rising influence of the Noahide framework. Behind diplomatic language, interfaith initiatives, and global “ethics” campaigns lies a legal and theological system with roots stretching back to ancient rabbinic tradition — a system now quietly endorsed by governments, institutions, and international movements across the world.

Our guest, researcher and author Jana Sutoova Ben-Nun, traces the historical origins, modern promoters, and real-world implications of this framework, explaining how its definitions of worship, justice, and morality intersect with Christianity — and conflict with the Gospel. She exposes the difference between the public narrative and the classical halachic structure, shedding light on why these ideas are resurfacing now, and why Scripture’s warning that “the end shall be as in the days of Noah” carries more relevance than ever.

A deep, sober examination — theological, historical, and geopolitical — into a topic few dare to touch.
Guest: Jana Sutoova Ben-Nun — Researcher, writer, and co-founder of the DeNun Institute of Biblical Research.