Which works out quite well for all concerned since Gentiles do not accept Oral Law
and there fore would have no need to observe shabbas as Jews do
Shalom Alecheim
I'll stick my neck out again for my people, lol, and get chomped on from bothe sides/
As far as Shabat, that is, was and for, We who are Jews.
Judeo-Christianity does teach that the sabbath is both a Spiritual attainment of a realization of the accomplishing work of the sacrifice of Christ, or I might say the Akeidah of Moshiach, a free-will offering of the Messiah of G-d.
As such, they seek to choose to say the day is as you treat each day, Holy Unto the Lord>
Some Sects of Christianity, not Judeo-christianity in its tradionally accepted nomenclature, teach that Shabat is for everyone that follows G-d and most noted of these is Seventh Day Adventist.
Some Christian Denominations advocate a quasi Shabbat replacement in using the Resurrection Day, a Sunday designation, and saying worship not sabbath rest, should be on Sunday.
Oral Traditions, have taken the Shabat, a rest, and made it inot something G-d never said and Rabbinic Tradition makes it like a Christian service.
The Sabbath was a day of rest, literally a day G-d rested from His labors and he Never said make it into a labor of not laboring in order to worship him.
In fact, he said, rest.
In some ways, that couch potatoe on Saturday watching Nascar is almost closer to what G-d intended than all the Good Intentions of those who say there are Observing shabat, by going to shul, rather than being a shul unot the Lord G-d alone and with personal family in the home and resting In Him to hear Him Speak.
It was all about being still not instilled with someone indoctrinating you.
But of course, on Saturday, we would rather hear Men speak than G-d.
SO,
Let the stones fly as everyone will disagree with me....,
LOL
Eben
If you really want a Shabbat, do nothing. Get Still and Be still alone with G-d and all alone ONE DAY A WEEK to Celebrate NO activity and NO Sound Bites, and NO computer, and NO Guitar and just try to
Meditate and Wait on the Lord, for one FULL DAY.
Let me if you can, In Alaska and in the desert and In Israel it was easy for me, now days, like the rest of you, who wants to hear G-d speak when it so much easier to go hear some man shoot off his mouth.
Meditation is lost on a generation that every imagination known to it is provided by technology.
Eben Abram
