I'll assume you are referencing the 600+ laws that the 12 Tribes were given in addition to the 10 Commandments. There were the laws that Jesus was to follow to show that sin was not part of being alive as a person. The cross was the final part of when those laws had meaning in that punishment followed the sin. Sacrifice for sin was forever changed and any blood sacrifice would be seen as an abomination by God.
Isa:66:3:
He that killeth an ox is as if he slew a man;
he that sacrificeth a lamb,
as if he cut off a dog's neck;
he that offereth an oblation,
as if he offered swine's blood;
he that burneth incense,
as if he blessed an idol.
Yea,
they have chosen their own ways,
and their soul delighteth in their abominations.
De:4:30 has a prophecy concerning a scattering and that took place in 70AD and rather than it being an exile like it was into Babylon this was a scattering that had a purpose, the Gospel was to be taken to the Gentiles by going out into the Nations with it rather than the Nations coming to Jerusalem to hear about God. The vision 3 1/2 years after the cross in Acts:10 gave Peter the permission to eat food that was previously unclean to the 12 Tribes. Gentile food is still not considered to be clean according to some Jews even today.
By changing the Law from the one that covered mankind until the last giant died God made it possible that the 2 bruises from Ge:3:15 could be fulfilled in a way that didn't prevent the new earth from being just the way it was originally intended to be. That final destination will even see the 10 Commandments 'retired' as the law given in Re:21 will come into force and that is the law that will govern all people in the new earth, for eternity. The dietary laws will change again as killing anything Adam was given dominion over would be considered to me murder so eating meat will never happen, animals and birds will be around because they make good companions and we feed them by creating new pastures. (Isaiah:65)
Ac:10:15:
And the voice spake unto him again the second time,
What God hath cleansed,
that call not thou common.
The punishment for breaking the 600+ laws was taken away by whom, Rabbis or Gentile Governments?
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