rosends
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Here -- from the Tractate Sabbath, page 32b. The text speaks of the future reward for those people who are very careful about performing one particular commandment now, so not all Jews. Those people will merit having 2800 servants, according to one person's opinion in the text.What is that Talmud verse that they use (reference) , how do you know it's about future not present (all time)
So really you believe in future the humans will serve the Jews , and Jews will had 1000 or 100 slaves (from other religions)
"(Reish Lakish): One who zealously fulfills Tzitzis will have [in the future] 2800 slaves (10 from each of the 70 nations on each of the four corners of his garment) -"
he quotes Zechariah 8:23 as his proof text. The talmud does not evaluate, agree or disagree with this opinion. It presents it along with a long list of other claims about particular rewards and punishments, some more literal and some more fanciful.