Your arrogance is kiked out to the max. He didn't abolish it, he finished it. All things return to dust, and the old covenant, which the Hebs broke, has returned to dust. Christ realized it in the most perfect way that it ever could be in His own person. Who do you think you are to say that the divine can't put aside anything He wants to? He put aside the consequence of cleansing the Earth with floodwaters and said He'd never do it again with the promise placed in the sky in the form of, something new, a rainbow.
Your arrogance is kiked out to the max.
Do you have a tendency to project a lot? You believe your perspective is Christ's, when in reality you are an outsider trying to understand ancient texts just as everyone else is.
If it's returning to dust then it's being abolished. Fulfilment doesn't equal abolishment. Everything else you mentioned is truly irrelevant and fallacious.
What does dust do? It feeds new growth. It gets transformed into things that are alive.
Keep kiking on though.
You argue like a nigger. If you don't realise when you're wrong, and you say shit like this instead of admitting fault, then you're just retarded.
When someone returns to dust, they die, the material order that gave them life returns to chaos through entropy. But that is irrelevant anyway, as Christ didn't say something like "I have come to turn the Law into dust."
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