How did jesus' teaching differ from that of the scribes with regard to obeying the law?

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Jesus was about love. Cherishing each other as much as you adore yourself if not increasingly and loving God with all aspects of you, while the Scribes needed you to take after every individual law down to the nail. You see Jesus realizes that when you love God, you will love each other, and in the event that you adore all you will take after alternate precepts with a specific end goal to not hurt anybody. He took a gander at the soul and thought processes of what you were doing not what you were doing particularly. The Scribes did not care why you did it, you could have done it because of a derisive or sarcastic soul and they would trust it to be valid and right. While Jesus knows your heart and why you do the things you do.

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