The Importance of Binding and Loosing Language in the Old Testament

Jess Bullard: If the binding loosing language corresponds with the Sanhedrin, how do we arrive at something beyond loosing of Old Testament law on the Gentiles? The questioner is asking, you know, we see the apostles use their binding and loosing power in the council of Jerusalem. Christ mentions in Matthew 23, 2 to 3 that the Pharisees and the scribes have to be obeyed because they're seated on the throne of Moses. So my point is this, if the laying on of hands could institute authorities with binding and lo losing powers for 1400 years then why would the rabbis of the new Moses cease after the first generation?

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