Again once more you divert attention. YOu coudlnt answer questions like this in court, you would be in contempt if you proceeded liek this
The written words do not support the conclusions you have drawn, mP. You would not get a conviction in court on the evidence that you have presented in this thread. Christ does not say the law of Moses will never end. He never says the law of Moses is perfect. He corrects things from that law and gives the reason that law was given to begin with (hard-heartedness of the people). He explains that all the law and the prophets stem from the law of love (of God and neighbor as oneself) He shows that mercy is the more important matter of the law (so that he did not convict the adulteress... but rather forgave and set her free).
The law is a tutor leading to Christ. Its purpose is accomplished (fulfilled) when one comes to Christ, and puts faith in Him. Not in the law that does not save... but in Christ who is the life and truth, and who does save.
Peace,
tammy