It is interesting, the Pharisee's changed the Law from perfect and good to a heavy load and unpleasant, and they did that without changing a written word; for the Pharisee's to say Jesus broke the Law, merely means Jesus had a different perception of what was Lawless and Lawful (without changing what is written) than what the Pharisee's had.
I do not believe any written Law has changed, but the Law across the board is executed differently. The Sanctuary services are performed once, but their duration is eternal; as High Priest Jesus performs each duty once. Jesus has performed the Passover as the Lamb, maybe He still has to perform the Passover as High Priest; He still has to perform the day of atonement, also known as “cleansing the sanctuary”, which follows the gentiles treading the sanctuary underfoot for 2300 days; which begs the question, whose sins are cleansed and whose blood is used?
Baptism is a sanctuary duty of a priest (washing away sin) now performed once, the duration of which is eternal; keeping the Sabbath was not a sanctuary service uniquely performed by a priest, but is something the congregation does and the weekly practice will become or is eternal.
I do not believe any written Law has changed, but the Law across the board is executed differently. The Sanctuary services are performed once, but their duration is eternal; as High Priest Jesus performs each duty once. Jesus has performed the Passover as the Lamb, maybe He still has to perform the Passover as High Priest; He still has to perform the day of atonement, also known as “cleansing the sanctuary”, which follows the gentiles treading the sanctuary underfoot for 2300 days; which begs the question, whose sins are cleansed and whose blood is used?
Baptism is a sanctuary duty of a priest (washing away sin) now performed once, the duration of which is eternal; keeping the Sabbath was not a sanctuary service uniquely performed by a priest, but is something the congregation does and the weekly practice will become or is eternal.
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