The Words of God are eternal...they will never pass away (Matthew 24:35) as the moral law will never pass away as free will in the Eternal Kingdom remains extant by necessity and the moral law is God's arbiter of free will. When the Father or the Son speaks of His "commands"...He speaks of the eternal natural-moral law upon which the moral aspects of Torah Law are based. There is no argument that law is of necessity as free will among our Creator's created beings, both angelic and human, tends toward narcissism and the law of God, the natural law, proclaims the right of every human being to enjoy life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness; therefore, a deterrent and bulwark mitigating narcissism is essential for "all" who desire to enjoy their "God given rights."

Also, as we have established in previous bantering, the law of God is given because of and to the lawless (1 Timothy 1:9) to constrain antisocial behavior and to provide due process relevant to the Judgement of the Condemned (Revelation 20:11-15) manifesting subsequent Messiah's Millennial Reign; therefore, from the totality of Scripture concerning "law"...we see that those redeemed by faith in Jesus are no longer under law...the law is not their master (Romans 6:14) as they are in covenant relationship with the Father by grace through faith and the New Nature (2 Corinthians 5:17) is not controlled by "law" but by the Spirit through sanctification via the conscience (Galatians 5:16)...a far superior form of behavioral modification than the old sin-nature pursuing conformity to law scratched upon parchment or etched in stone; therefore, those redeemed by Jesus are not enslaved by laws, rules, days, food, (Romans 7:14) but the redeemed walk in covenant promised forgiveness (Hebrews 8:12) and their New Nature in Christ (2 Corinthians 5:17) is focused on loving and pleasing the Father as He first loved us and gave Himself through the Son for us (1 John 4:19); therefore, the Torah Law is of NO ACCOUNT in the life of the redeemed in the New Covenant; Torah Law is relevant to a minuscule segment of the totality of humanity and is not much more than an afterthought as life in Messiah is NOT about Law, Temples, Traditions, Customs, Jews, Israelite's, Gentiles, days, food...the New Covenant is about intimacy with God by faith realized through grace, forever, and in this...there is peace (Romans 5:1).

Christians don't live under the condemnation and worry of laws and legalism, we are one with our Creator through the Holy Spirit who indwells us and we are HIS, forever (John 10:28-30); therefore, with all due respect to Judaism and the legalist Jew and Israelite and Hebrew Roots fanatic, you are a burden to those who walk in the freedom and love provided by grace through faith in the New Covenant which is ONLY possible by faith in Jesus the Christ as Lord (John 14:6).