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"Goy" Isn't An Offensive Term
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"Goy" Isn't An Offensive Term
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What does a mean? means nation.
So,
in the Torah it says both in regards
to the Jews and the non-Jews.
To the Jews it says gadol ve kadosh.
To Am Yisrael, to the Jewish people it
says a big
uh uh uh
holy nation.
Uh gadol ve kadosh.
Uh whereas a uh the non-Jews is a
They're They're it's a nation.
It's not a derogatory word like people
think.
It's not uh derogatory to to call
somebody a uh that they are that
the non-Jews are called in the
Torah. It's a simply a biblical name.
It's like a uh
It's uh like saying a uh there's uh
uh pork comes from pig.
You know, it's not it's not it's not
insulting the people that eat pork
that uh they're eating a pig. Now, Jews
are not allowed to eat pig,
but when you call when you say that pork
comes from pig, you're not insulting
anyone. That's what it's called.