Parshat Va'etchanan: Building An Intimate Relationship With God 

Biologically we are not Jew but spiritually we can be a Jew by Accepting THE ONE GOD, GOD OF ISRAEL AS OUR GOD, following the law of humanity given to Noah and carried forward in act of kindness by Abraham. TORAH LAYS THE GUIDELINE FOR ALL.

Troubled by the growing division and hatred in society, a Babylonian sage, Abraham, started promoting his method - a method of connection - which was premised on the idea that by achieving connection among human society, we achieve balance with nature’s own connecting tendency, and thus experience a plethora of positive outcomes: peace, love, happiness, and meaningfulness to name a few. He invited anybody who wanted to learn the ways of nature: how nature is fundamentally a quality of connection, bestowal and love, and how human society could elevate itself above its divisive drives to harmonize with nature. The people who came to Abraham, he formed into a group. This group became known as “the Jews,” which means “a united people” (the Hebrew word for “Jew” [Yehudi] comes from the word for “united” [yihudi] [Yaarot Devash, Part 2, Drush no. 2]). That is, the Jews were never a biologically-connected people, but a gathering of people who felt the problems of their civilization’s growing divisions, and that the solution to those problems were in learning and applying the laws of nature’s connectedness to human society.

We both are viewing Jews from different paradigm.

Non Jews are not commanded to keep Torah. So there is no keeping Shabbat. You can convert.

@@Speakerina yes they were biologically connected. We come from the seed of Abraham who birthed Issac who birthed Yaccob whom the 12 tribes eventually come from his sons

Jesus wasn't the Messiah.. we are not in the Messianic age. to believe in him is idolatry per G-d and Torah. So Jesus was not of G-d. In fact, Devarim warns against Jesus and people who follow him.

KAN !!!!!!!!!!!!