What terms does the Bible use for people who are not Jews?

Les explains that in Old Testament language and even in the New, anyone who was not a Jew—not born of Isaac, Jacob, and the twelve sons—is called a Gentile or the Goyim, or referred to as heathen or uncircumcised. He notes that in Psalms chapter 2, the specific word used is 'heathen.' This distinction sets Israel apart from all other peoples within the prophetic program.