

This is not simple, given that you will want to make sure it is "kosher" from a Jewish legal perspective.
The convert must believe in God and the divinity of the Torah, as well as accept upon himself to observe all 613 mitzvot (commandments) of the Torah. – as detailed in the Code of Jewish Law, the authoritative source for Jewish observance.
This means that a motor vehicle is not used on Shabbat, that cheese is eaten only with kosher supervision, that a woman uses the mikveh every month, and much much more.
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I’m not encouraging him to get married, but it’s not completely in my hands either.