Jesus Christ (n.) alone communed with God mind to mind, where Moses spoke with him face to face like a friend through two bodies.
Jesus Christ (n.) argued from his hearers' own principles: speaking of Satan's divided house, he meant to convince the Pharisees, not to teach that devils exist.
Jesus Christ (n.) was sent to all nations to free everyone from the bondage of the law — so they would do right not by command but by the constant determination of their hearts.
Jesus Christ (n.) was not so much a prophet as the mouthpiece of God; when he laid things down as laws, it was because of the people's ignorance and obstinacy.
Jesus Christ (n.) came neither to preserve a state nor to make laws, but solely to teach the universal moral law — which is why he abolished nothing of Moses.
Jesus Christ (n.) lives in spirit in the man who, wholly ignorant of Scripture, still holds right opinions and a true plan of life.