Happy is he whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is pardoned. Happy is the man unto whom HaShem counteth not inquity and in whose spirit there is no guile.
Tehillim (Psalm) 32:1-2
When we sin by breaking a mitsvot, it causes us to turn away from God and creates a rift in our relationship with him. But God in his abundant kindness has made a path for anyone to repair that relationship, return to God at anytime, and return to the path of righteousness. We hope this short series of videos helps you understand how Teshuvah (“Return” or “repentence”) might apply to Noahides, what exactly teshuvah is, and how it is properly done.
While Teshuvah is not a requirement for Noahides, it can be beneficial to understand it if only to correct any of our previous misconceptions.
Teshuvah and Noahides: Can Noahides make Teshuvah?
Each year around the High Holidays I see comments from some well-meaning people stating that concepts like Teshuvah either don’t apply to us Gentiles, or are somehow different for us than for Jews. However, it is evident from the Tanakh-based illustrations used by the Sages of Israel to explain these concepts that the concepts of
Teshuvah and Noahides: What is teshuvah?
When we sin, the Torah tells us we should “repent”, or more accurately, “make Teshuvah”. But what does that mean? What exactly is Teshuvah? We hope you found this information helpful. Please leave any comments or questions below. Purchase “Guide for the Noahide” at http://www.torathmoshe.com/store/books/guide-for-the-noahidePurchase “Mishnah Torah Vol 4: Hilkhot Teshuvah” at http://www.moznaim.com/mishneh-torah-2508.htmlRead “Mishnah Torah:
Teshuvah and Noahides: How to make teshuvah
It’s one thing to say “make Teshuvah – return to God!”, but how does one actually DO it? What are the steps? Here, we cover the Four components of Teshuvah, the deeper meaning, and finally acceptance. We hope you found this information helpful. Please leave any comments or questions below. Purchase “Guide for the Noahide”
But if the wicked turn from all his sins that he hath committed, and keep all My statutes, and do that which is lawful and right, he shall surely live, he shall not die.
Yehezkiel (Ezekiel) 18:21
