[GCFL-discuss] Re: [GCFL.net] goy or goyim
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Mon Mar 21 14:12:15 CST 2005
Green,
The definition from Webster's New World College dictionary is:
a non-Jew; gentile: often used contemptuously. From this definition, it
appears it is an insult to be called a goy/goyim. I guess it depends on who is
calling whom a goy and I'm sure you are correct about inflection.
It (the term) reminded me of a passage of scripture in which a woman from
Caanan was looking for help for her daughter. At first her request was denied
because she was not Jewish. (The term "dog" was used - referring to her
Canaanite heritage) But because of her persistance and smarts her daughter was
helped.
God bless you abundantly today and always!
"Rev. Ev"
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