Anyone who delves into the Noahide and Jewish way of life and discusses it with others who share their views will quickly notice something. Many beginning Noahides who come from Christianity speak surprisingly often about why Christianity and Islam are theologically wrong. To outsiders, often family, friends, and colleagues, this can seem strange or even tiring. Why so much attention to a religion they have abandoned?

Recently in our WhatsApp group someone quoted from the Kitzur Shulchan Aruch 60:4: “One who sees a rainbow recites the blessing… but it is forbidden to gaze at it extensively.” This raised an important question: Does this apply to a Noahide as well?

Who are the Bnei Noach? God said to Noah and his sons who were with him, “And I will establish My covenant with you and your descendants.” Genesis 9:8-9 Anyone who does not accept and observe the Noahide laws is called a "goy" or "outsider" in rabbinic literature. In the Tanakh, the word " goy " simply means people or nation. Even Israel is called a goy several times: " Goy kadosh "—a holy nation (Shemot/Exodus 19:6). The word itself is therefore not negative. In later r