Skip to main content

All Questions

Tagged with
0 votes
0 answers
34 views

Need the "how" steps to ask legitimate non-judgemental regarding issues needing resolution to inspire peaceful negotiation

Children are expected to ask questions. Jewish people are supposed to answer those who ask regardless of their knowledge/upbringing - i.e., the four sons represented in the Haggadah. In order to ...
A Lehodia's user avatar
2 votes
1 answer
83 views

Does bikur cholim apply to a non-Jew?

Does visiting non-Jewish sick fulfill the mitzvah? Or is it only for Jews?
Jacob J Xiong's user avatar
1 vote
0 answers
97 views

Each word of Torah is its own mitzvah for gentiles?

This is a quote from an article I read on torchweb.org "The Vilna Gaon in Shenos Eliyahu explains that each and every word of Torah that we study is its own separate mitzvah with its own separate ...
Miguel's user avatar
  • 126
4 votes
1 answer
88 views

How To Remember The שבע מצוות בני נח?

I once heard an easy way to remember the שבע מצוות בני נח: א = אבר מו החי ב = ברכת השם ג = גזל ד = דינים ה = הרג ו = גילוי עריות ז = עבודה זרה I am not sure if I am remembering ג ו & ז right - I ...
Shalom L'olam's user avatar
6 votes
5 answers
608 views

Should gentiles follow more than just seven Noahide laws?

I know that gentiles must follow the 7 Noahide laws. But are there any other moral principles branching out from these that are highly recommended for everyone to follow? In totality, when completely ...
Miguel's user avatar
  • 126
3 votes
2 answers
134 views

In a mixed marriage is the Issur also on the Non-Jew?

As far as I know I have not seen in the 7 laws of Bnei Noach that they have "Lifnei Iver" Now of course a Jew cannot marry a Non-Jew. But is the Non-Jew in question also considered a Rasha? ...
zunior's user avatar
  • 730
4 votes
3 answers
2k views

Are non-Jews rewarded for following the Torah?

Obviously a non-Jew cannot keep Shabbos but what if, for example, they wanted to keep kosher and say brachos on food? Are they rewarded?
Rardal 's user avatar
  • 400
0 votes
0 answers
59 views

What Mitzvot Can A Non-Jew Not Keep? [duplicate]

What commandments, including any minhagim and the like, are Non-Jews ABSOLUTELY forbidden from keeping (in its entirety)? A famous one is the prohibition of keeping Shabbat, EVEN for a a Non-Jew that ...
Jewish Context's user avatar
4 votes
1 answer
437 views

What commandments can a gentile take on?

I'm currently a gentile who believes that Judaism is true. I understand that I don't need to be Jewish to share in the world to come, and I understand that being a Noahide is much easier, however, it ...
Name321's user avatar
  • 41
2 votes
5 answers
915 views

Examples of forbidden behaviors for Jews permitted toward gentiles

I heard that there are Mitzvos that forbid certain behaviors toward fellow Jews but allow or prescribe those very behaviors toward gentiles. What are some examples of such Mitzvos?
Al Berko's user avatar
  • 26.3k
4 votes
0 answers
206 views

What are some religious items that a gentile can make and still be kosher, if any at all?

I'm a gentile. I'm talking about items related to the fulfillment of mitzvot and there are some that are not so obvious to me, they are: tefillin(just the boxes and straps) tallitot shofarot sukkot ...
Leonardo's user avatar
  • 191
2 votes
0 answers
78 views

Midrash on commandments for non-Jews

Note: I had recalled seeing this or a similar question somewhere on the site but couldn't find it. There's a midrash that appears in two versions (that I know of), one in Midrash Tehillim 21:1: "...
Harel13's user avatar
  • 26.1k
0 votes
0 answers
84 views

Fulfilling commandment to be fruitful & multiply w/ a Gentile? [duplicate]

If a Jewish man without children lives in a place where there are no other Jews and does not have the resources to leave that place and move, then is he permitted to fulfill the Torah commandment to ...
Akiva___'s user avatar
  • 431
2 votes
2 answers
150 views

Don't do as non-Jews do?

Are there things Jews are not allowed to do, per halacha, simply on the grounds that some non-Jews do it, and not because these things are bad in themselves? (These non-Jews may have a bad overall ...
Maurice Mizrahi's user avatar
4 votes
2 answers
1k views

Source for it being a mitzvah to make fun of Avodah Zarah?

I've heard from multiple Rabbanim that it is a mitzvah to make fun of Avodah Zarah. I have been performing this mitzvah with pleasure for many years and I would like to know the source for it.
Nosson's user avatar
  • 785

15 30 50 per page