It is hypocritical to feel social acceptance presenting ourselves part of a local culture the way we properly dress, kinds of possible things we talk about, common-sense view to conform. Yet in a place of accurately judging the way people conducted themselves in the Old Testament culture. People merely describe as if they were more fanatical in their punitive approach than we. And yet by our own experience, typically go through our ordinary routine without much conscious thought, within these cultural norms. Seriously, with the old testament rules, as if they satisfactorily accomplish the daily task, be able to present every argument for each accomplishment. I sincerely do not think they maintained the considerable time to be as fanatical as we fondly imagine.

You know any normal person lives with a straightforward way of thinking, seldom has time to question the historical relevance of the cultural norm. They simply practiced learned behaviors explained from innocent childhood. Hence, the fanatical focus of law was practiced by the religious and political leaders in the same way our society is structured. They merely enjoyed a skilled class as we. In a classroom setting you may get away with this way of stretching the truth but not in street language vernacular.Consequently, the average citizen enjoyed the simplicity within class boundaries. They were as mortal as we! Living in grace was being able to narrow their focus on the coming Redeemer. Grace protects from being burdened by excessive rules, enjoying the same saving grace we enjoy. Lets not unduly emphasize the cultural differences, describing our personal view in an imaginative way. It sounds plausible but they were not super human. There has inevitably been a covenant community within the boundaries of humanity.