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  4.  @MageSutek  why do you continue to follow it when it is no longer required? Yes Judaism in its true form was from God. But it ended with Christ (Rom.10:4). The Mosaic Law was was given to the Israelites A. Because it was a literal nation and any nation needs law. B. To make Transgressions manifest and show that the Israelites needed to be forgiven of said transgressions in a physical way (Gal.3:19) C. A tutor that safeguarded and prepared the Israelites for the Messiahs arrival (Gal.3:24). Once Jesus arrived and successfully gave his life, the law was no longer needed. A. Literal Isreal would be replaced with a spiritual one (Mat. 21:43). B. He provided new instructions that would replace the old law covenant. The law of the Christ (Gal. 6:2). C. And with his random sacrifice. Allowed all sins and transgressions to be forgiven Rom.5:19. Animal sacrifices and that daily reminder of sin were no longer needed. The Mosaic Law was key in the progression of worship to God. It was a constitution of sorts. But just like any constitution can be altered to fit the needs of its subjects. The law was changed and simplified. Of course this does not mean God has changed (Mal.3:6). His requirements of his servants are less thanks to Christ's random sacrifice. We are "counted righteous" in his eyes and no longer need to sacrifice for atonement. We've been given simpler instructions that keep to the spirit of the mosaic law. But are much easier to follow (Mat.22:40). God's people are no longer a physical nation with their own laws and customs. But a spiritual nation ( Act 10:34,35). To put it this way. "The law of Moses could not overcome the rule of kings sin and death, but freedom and victory came by means of undeserved kindness of God thru Jesus Christ Rom.5:20,21, 6:14, 7:8,9,24,25) So why would you keep practicing a system that doesn't work and God no longer requires?
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