<p><pre><code>    &gt; Let&#x27;s take gay people as an example. 
    &gt; Moses said no, Jesus said it&#x27;s all about love,
    &gt; and Paul said no to gay people...
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It is a misconception of Jesus&#x27; teachings to say that he invalidated the Mosaic law with a message of &quot;it&#x27;s all about love&quot;.  Notice in the Sermon on the Mount for example how he is constantly going one level <i>more conservative</i> than the Mosaic law would allow, condemning not just immoral actions but immoral thoughts as well!<p>Here on the issue of homosexuality you believe Moses, Jesus and Paul say 3 different things.  And yet Jesus clearly states that he didn&#x27;t come to change the Mosaic law in any way!<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.bible.com&#x2F;bible&#x2F;59&#x2F;mat.5:17-20" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.bible.com&#x2F;bible&#x2F;59&#x2F;mat.5:17-20</a><p>Martin Luther took that last verse to mean that Jesus is not merely giving a list of do&#x27;s and don&#x27;ts, but rather setting an impossibly high standard for anyone but God to meet.  Regardless, you have to either understand Jesus to mean that he&#x27;s not contradicting Moses, or take Jesus to be a liar.  There aren&#x27;t many reasonable options in between.