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When God created the world, the world he created was not chaos but had law. Yet you say the one and only purpose was to point to sin, and that was not one purpose of the law but all other purposes are null and void, only one remains? That doesn't make sense. I see order not chaos in law obedience. I see it also as a vital part of faith in the Lord. I see it leading to being aware of the need for Christ. as you point out. I see law as many things, not just to be eliminated except for one purpose.
You say the Jews missed the point. The Jews believed it required blood for the forgiveness of sin, they just deny that Christ gave that blood. The entire sacrificial system they used until Christ was based on the forgiveness of sin, not on earning sin through obedience. If they believed in obedience for that, why would they kill their best and prized livestock? They did this based on faith in instructions from the Lord without any understanding of why as we are told as we know of Christ.
You say the Jews missed the point. The Jews believed it required blood for the forgiveness of sin, they just deny that Christ gave that blood. The entire sacrificial system they used until Christ was based on the forgiveness of sin, not on earning sin through obedience. If they believed in obedience for that, why would they kill their best and prized livestock? They did this based on faith in instructions from the Lord without any understanding of why as we are told as we know of Christ.
he gave it to Israel to prove them under sin as a schoolmaster
your focus on the ministry of death is worrisome