The "change" here refers to how the laws become absent in the New Covenant, along with the new priest Jesus who brought with Him the New Covenant.
As a big picture, no laws ever need to be changed.
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All laws abolished, by Jesus, or otherwise
- Thread starter Desert Snake
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The "change" here refers to how the laws become absent in the New Covenant, along with the new priest Jesus who brought with Him the New Covenant.
As a big picture, no laws ever need to be changed.
74x12
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I believe the holy Spirit poured out on the day of Pentecost (Acts chapter 2) replaces the Law of Moses. One was written on paper or stone. The other is a Life giving Spirit.
Faithofchristian
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To answer the Thread.
No law were modified or changed.
Christ Jesus only fulfilled the law.
The sacrificial lamb offering was to point Israel ahead to Christ, Now that Christ has come and died.
Christ fulfilled the sacrificial lamb offering.
Thereby bringing it to it's end.
No law were modified or changed.
Christ Jesus only fulfilled the law.
The sacrificial lamb offering was to point Israel ahead to Christ, Now that Christ has come and died.
Christ fulfilled the sacrificial lamb offering.
Thereby bringing it to it's end.
TheBannerofHomuraAkemi
Active Member
I always thought that the majority of the Law was null and voided except for the first two commandments because it was impossible for man to follow it and thats why God came down as Jesus.