What happens when you change something that is perfect? It becomes imperfect, it gets worse. The Hebrew word there means complete. As in nothing else needs to be done to it.
So why do we have teachings rampant among believers that things have changed? Why do we say that some things were only for a certain time period, especially when most of them have the phrase "throughout all your generations", i.e. forever, right after? Why do we not see that when Yeshua/Jesus is talking on points of the Law and what he was speaking against, it wasn't actually the Law itself, but an interpretation of that Law that was held at the time?
I've said it before, but we paint the Messiah as a false-Messiah/prophet according to Deuteronomy 13. The test there is one who would take you away from what God commanded.
What happens when you change something that is perfect? It becomes imperfect, it gets worse. The Hebrew word there means complete. As in nothing else needs to be done to it.
So why do we have teachings rampant among believers that things have changed? Why do we say that some things were only for a certain time period, especially when most of them have the phrase "throughout all your generations", i.e. forever, right after? Why do we not see that when Yeshua/Jesus is talking on points of the Law and what he was speaking against, it wasn't actually the Law itself, but an interpretation of that Law that was held at the time?
I've said it before, but we paint the Messiah as a false-Messiah/prophet according to Deuteronomy 13. The test there is one who would take you away from what God commanded.
Just a thought.