Agreed. So it is nice that Jesus and Paul both affirm God's Commandments that include the TEN that Jeremiah and his readers knew about when he penned the "New Covenant" in Jer 31:31-34
In Mark 7:6-13 Christ refers to them as "commandments of God"
In Matt 19 as "Commandments" -- specifically singling out the list in the TEN that deal with "Love your neighbor as yourself".
In Eph 6 :1-2 Paul reminds us that the unit of TEN having the fifth commandment as "The first commandment with a promise" is the unique unit of Law included in the commandments applicable to Christians.
Romans 7 Paul refers to them as commandments having the commandment "do not covet"
And for all eternity after the cross "from Sabbath to Sabbath shall all mankind come before Me to worship" in the New Earth. Is 66:23
The ten commands were an external law that required the DEATH penalty for breaking, and the 6 commands dealing with man, were very limited, and were not done out of love, but from fear of punishment for breaking.
The two love commands are not equivalent to the ten. They are far beyond it. If you love your neighbor as yourself, you not only won’t kill him, steal from him, bear false witness, etc, but the loving way you treat him will far exceed a mere 6 commands.
The ten commands you want so badly to remain under, are called by Paul in 2 Corinthians 3, the letter that kills, the ministry of death, and the ministry of condemnation given to Moses on two tables of stone, that has ended, replaced by the law of the spirit.
In Galatians 4:21-31 Paul compares two covenants, and says the covenant given on Mount Sinai is bondage.
Peter in Acts 15 answers the claim that gentiles must be circumcised and follow the law of Moses, that that law was a yoke that neither there fathers, nor themselves, could bear.
The Decalogue is also called the covenant on two tables of stone, and scripture is clear that the old covenant is ended, that it was (on purpose) a faulty covenant, replaced by a better covenant made with better promises.
Do the math: ten commands = the covenant. The old covenant has ended, replaced by a better covenant, ergo, the ten commands (with the death penalty for breaking), have ended, being replaced with two love commands - that far exceed the old ten concerning how well you treat your Neighbor and how you honor God.
BTW, the phrase ‘one sabbath to another’ means 7 days per week, not one. If I say a farmer works from one sabbath TO another, it means he works 7 days per week, not that he only works on the sabbath.
Agreed. So it is nice that Jesus and Paul both affirm God's Commandments that include the TEN that Jeremiah and his readers knew about when he penned the "New Covenant" in Jer 31:31-34
In Mark 7:6-13 Christ refers to them as "commandments of God"
In Matt 19 as "Commandments" -- specifically singling out the list in the TEN that deal with "Love your neighbor as yourself".
In Eph 6 :1-2 Paul reminds us that the unit of TEN having the fifth commandment as "The first commandment with a promise" is the unique unit of Law included in the commandments applicable to Christians.
Romans 7 Paul refers to them as commandments having the commandment "do not covet"
And for all eternity after the cross "from Sabbath to Sabbath shall all mankind come before Me to worship" in the New Earth. Is 66:23