Can a Noahide pray using Tehillim (Psalms)? Rabbi Yaron Reuven gives guidance on the best way to pray for non-Jews that don't plan on converting to Judaism. Everyone can and should pray using Tehillim. Jews have to pray using the Siddur, and non-Jews pray from their own heart or using Tehillim, but should not pray using a structured prayer book. Any organization that is selling Noahide Siddurs or anything like it is one to stay away from. In over 3300 years since Mount Sinai

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a profound lesson from the Vilna Gaon on Proverbs 13:19. "A lust broken is sweet to the soul, but turning from evil is an abomination to fools." The Vilna Gaon says that overcoming a forbidden desire is very difficult at first, but once a person overcomes it, they get the most amazing feeling in the depth of their soul. But fools see those that have done TeShuva, and started guarding their eyes, and dressing modest, and they hate it.

Today crime is rampant and the government needs to learn the Jewish way to catch a thief and prevent crime. Rabbi Yaron Reuven tells three stories of how the Rabbis of previous generations used the laws of the Torah to discover who was lying, catch thieves and make sure stolen items were returned to their rightful owners, all without accusing anyone of being a criminal. In one case the Rabbi even got a confession by telling a suspect he he was innocent of the crime! How is th