New Patch On Old Fabric ( Mathew 9:14)

New Wine Into Old Wine Skin,

That was the response by Him to His Critics who were
testing Him. So what does that mean? Is Jesus going
into the wine business and garment business. Of course
not. They were challenging Him on old traditions that He
and the apostles weren't observing. So Jesus answered
that way that the old laws and traditions were out of date.
And He, Jesus will be the new law. And once the law is
establish, the old must be abolished. It is also ushering
in a new covenant. The time will come when there will
be only two commandments and those two will be love
the Lord your God with all your heart and your neighbor
as yourself. In these 2 commandments, all law becomes
fulfilled. I've often been asked, how can that be, do we
now not follow the ten commandments. Of course not.
In fact Jesus made them even stronger. But it does mean
that when you love as is outlined in most of the teaching
by Jesus that every commandment is taken care of.

I honestly don't think he is talking about the law at all.
If you read the passages before; some people ask him why his disciples aren't fasting, when other folks are. Jesus says to them, that you can't fast when the bridegroom is with you but when he is gone they will fast, and he follows it up with the new patch on old cloth and new wine will break old wineskins. I think he was asserting who his is as the kinsman Redeemer, the bridegroom, and was saying you have to be renewed, regenerate, or born again to be able accept what is happening.
The new covenant and the old traditions are not compatible.

Thanks for the comment; not saying you're wrong