The Sermon on the Mount [1]: Matthew Chapter 5:1-20

[@babsmalone5486]

Thank you. I’m struggling about the law not being abolished but sacrifices return in the kingdom age. Why? Why do we abolish the law, claiming a new covenant IS a new law? That verse, and set of verses is quite co fusing. Reading the entire NT, I see the 7 laws of Paul’s writings, and two covenants. The old and the new. Please address these issues. Thank you so much.

[@CarelinksMinistries]

Well are you sure the Bible teaches there will be animal sacrifice again? Hebrews says the Lord's sacrifice put an end to the animal sacrifices. The old covenant was done away, Paul says, by the new

[@babsmalone5486]

@@CarelinksMinistries thank you. The law was and is not a covenant. Ezekiel 40-48 speaks of the kingdom temple and sacrifices except Yom Kippor, which may mean Yeshua is the atonement who is there in the temple. If you read very carefully, you’ll see the covenant is not the same as any law mentioned in either the OT or the new. That’s why I’m having difficulty with that.