Why are we called "Seven Colors Ministry"? - Countering the Seven Noahide Laws

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The symbol of Noahide Law is the rainbow. Why? Because Jewish tradition states that the Noahide Laws were given in their entirety to Noah, who is associated with the rainbow; thus, the Noahide Laws are sometimes called The Rainbow Covenant. Jewish mystics have assigned each of the Noahide Laws one of the seven colors of the rainbow (read The Rainbow Covenant by Michael Dallen), and so have we, though our colors may not align with the Jewish assignments. The Noahide Laws must be confronted on their seven points. Those who have strayed from Catholicism/Christianity into the Noahide system must be lovingly helped to understand that Christianity is not idolatry or blasphemy and upholds the other five Noahide Laws at or above the minimum standard set by Judaism. The seven Noahide Laws and the colors we have associated with them are as follows:

No Idolatry (Red)

No Blasphemy (Orange)

No Sexual Immorality (Yellow)

No Murder (Green)

No Theft (Blue)

Do not eat flesh torn from a living animal (Indigo)

Establish Courts (Purple) 

What must we counter?

No Idolatry (Red) - The accusation is that the Trinity is either polytheism (idolatry) or a soft polytheism Jews call "shituf." It is also stated that Jesus as God is deifying a material form and thus idolatry.

No Blasphemy (Orange) - To claim Jesus is God is not only considered idolatry under Judaism but also blasphemy. Jesus was put on trial for blasphemy for His divine claims.

No Sexual Immorality (Yellow) - It must be shown that Catholicism/Christianity has the right approach to sexual morality. Talmudic sex rules are legalistic and have loopholes for various sexual indiscretions; they are based not on the spirit of the law but on the letter of the law.

No Murder (Green) - Catholicism does not allow the murder of anyone. But is this the case in Judaism? We will show it is not.

No Theft (Blue) - Catholicism does not allow theft from anyone. But is this the case in Judaism? We will show it is not.

Do not eat the flesh torn from a living animal (Indigo) - It must be shown that Christians are in accordance with this law.

Create courts to uphold the Noahide Laws (Purple) - Catholics uphold justice but disagree that the Noahide Laws represent justice.

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