Jesus came to fulfill the Torah and Prophets

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Jesus explains how his teachings relate to the Torah and Prophets, which he refers to as his Bible. He clarifies that he did not come to abolish them but to fulfill them, bringing the biblical story to completion. This fulfillment involves renewing Israel as God's partner to invite others into reuniting Heaven and Earth.

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