The nature of the law is the same whether it is the law of Moses (the Ten Commandments) or the law of Christ because it proceeds from the very nature of who God is (Father, Son, and Spirit).
The law of Moses includes the Ten Commandments, the ceremonial laws, the dietary laws of the Jews, and more. The law of Christ is referred to in Galatians 6:2 and 1 Corinthians 9:21, if we set aside the ceremonial and dietary laws and remain with the moral law of the OT, how can we differentiate the two knowing that the law of Moses was supposed to be obeyed implicitly, yet the law of Christ (Messiah) is to be observed internally?
To clarify, how do we handle the two laws without confusing them?
The law of Moses includes the Ten Commandments, the ceremonial laws, the dietary laws of the Jews, and more. The law of Christ is referred to in Galatians 6:2 and 1 Corinthians 9:21, if we set aside the ceremonial and dietary laws and remain with the moral law of the OT, how can we differentiate the two knowing that the law of Moses was supposed to be obeyed implicitly, yet the law of Christ (Messiah) is to be observed internally?
To clarify, how do we handle the two laws without confusing them?