Examining the intersection of Noahide observance and Sabbath customs, the article delves into Hebrew letters' significance in Sabbath labors. It explores how certain letters, when emphasized, strengthen pronunciation, paralleling the Sabbath's sanctity. Drawing from Sefer Yetzirah's teachings, it elucidates the essence of Sabbath sanctity and its application to non-Jewish observance. The article shows how Noahides can engage with Sabbath practices while honoring their unique religious identity.