Tumah
Veteran Member
Your tone seems as though you believe that there are Jews going around proselytizing to gentiles or something that they don't keep the Sabbath. No one is doing that. But there are Laws that apply to non-Jews just as there are Laws that apply to Jews. So if any gentiles are interested in knowing them, why shouldn't we let them know? In fact if they ask and we don't let them know, it might be a transgression of putting a stumbling block in front of a blind man."Interpretation". Maybe you or someone else can show exactly where it says in Torah that a gentile cannot observe the Law? Matter of fact, they had to observe some of the Law when living in eretz Israel. Are you familiar with the term "God-Fearers" and what that referred to a couple of thousand years ago? What harm did they do to Judaism or Jews?
But the main point is simply how in any way does a gentile preferring to observe Shabbat negatively affect you or I? There's a Seventh-Day Adventist church walking distance from my home in the L.P., but I haven't been accosted and mugged because they "dare" to have services on Saturday.
So, to me, unless there's some established harm, let them do what they want instead of trying to micro-manage their religious lives.
If they come to ask what the G-d of the Jews expects of them and we inform them - as was done in this thread - isn't that helping them do what they want?