Should I Be Embarrassed To Be One Of The Descendants of Ishmael or Esav?

Should someone be embarrassed to be one of the descendants of Ishmael or Esav as a Noahide? Is this a good sign? Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, there's no reason to be embarrassed of your ancestry, all that matters is a person's actions today. This is a clip retrieved by AI Rabbi in response to a viewer question.

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Full Reply by AI RABBI: "No, you should not be embarrassed. Ishmael himself did teshuva (repented) at the end of his life - we see this from the fact that he went to bury his father Abraham. While it's true that many of his descendants became very wicked and distorted the Torah, you cannot punish someone before the sin. Each person has their own choice of which path to follow. As a Noahide, you have an extraordinary opportunity. If you choose to follow the Holy Torah as a righteous Noahide, you'll be following the righteous path and be part of the righteous people in the world. Where you came from doesn't determine where you must stay - that's simply a reality that exists. You can still have a choice of where to go. Being a righteous Noahide is a fantastic thing - you'll have a share in the World to Come. Look at lyov (Job) - he was a Noahide and there's an entire book in the Tanach written about this righteous Noahide."

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