The law of Moses as contained and summed up in the Ten Commandments, and the Law of Christ as found in Galatians.
Galatians 6:2
“Bear ye one another's burdens, and so fulfil
the law of Christ.”
The Law of Christ, and the law of God are
one and the same, since the Godhead
are one, not three separated Gods. Jesus was God manifest in the
likeness of sinful flesh. As a man, Jesus lived in total obedience in thoughts, words, and deeds to the law of God, from conception, to his death on the cross ~ it was his greatest delight/love. So, the law of Christ, is no other than the law of God, the most holy, spiritual, and good laws, that could be given, ever. The term law of Christ, simply means the law he lived by, which example we are to follow. 1st Peter 2:21
Galatians 6:2
“
Bear ye one another's burdens, and so fulfil the law of Christ.”
Jesus lived out the law of God perfectly by LOVE for God and others which all the law can be summed up in loving God and our neighbors as our own selves.
In Galatians 6:2 where the law of Christ is mentioned, Jesus explains what true love for others does...or what are good works that proves our faith.
Galatians 6:2 Bear ye one another’s burdens, and so fulfil the law of Christ.
Love is not all fuzzy, happy, and warm feelings;
it is work to help another
finish his race. It is not participating in one another’s pleasures
as much as helping take away pain. Rather than riding along on a balloon flight,
it is carrying them to the finish line.
It is very easy for lazy, proud, or selfish professors to ignore the burdens of others. It is a natural instinct for them to say, “ I don’t want to get involved in others’ business.” It is a natural instinct for them to say, “He got himself into it; he can get himself out.” It is a natural instinct for them to say, “I have enough of my own problems to deal with.”
We are bound as true followers of God to bear others’ burdens on a brother-to-brother basis. We must be committed to love other believers and bear their burdens.
In the military, they say, “I got your back,” meaning they will protect one another.
The law of Jesus Christ is simple – we love and serve one another (5:13-14;
John 13:34). It is living as he lived to the Law of his God, as a man. 1st Peter 2:21, etc.
The law of Jesus Christ
does not include any of the ceremonial trappings of Moses under the NT. The Lord Jesus Christ emphasized this important grace of the Spirit from the beginning.
How do you bear burdens? By helping support any weight that presses another brother down. We bear burdens in converting wayward brothers back to the truth (6:1;
James 5:19-20). We bear burdens for the weak in spirit, body, or liberty (
Ist Thess 5:14;
Rom 14:13-21). We bear burdens by praying one for another (
James 5:16;
Ephesians 6:18). We bear burdens by suffering with those who suffer (
Romans 12:15;
Ist Cor 12:26;
Hebrews 13:3). We bear burdens by doing all we can
to support money wise one another (
Rom 15:1-7) when needed without grudging. We bear burdens by comforting and encouraging the cast down (
Ist Thess 4:18). etc., etc.
Much of what you said in your post we would agreed with as far as the
two covenants goes.