The Transfiguration reveals the unbreakable unity of Christ with the law and the prophets, identifying Jesus unmistakably as the Greater Moses and the incarnate Lawgiver. On the mountain echoing Sinai Jesus is transfigured in glory alongside Moses and Elijah, showing that the law and the prophets do not stand apart from Him but bear witness to Him in perfect harmony. Their conversation about His coming exodus at Jerusalem declares that Christ’s redemptive work fulfills the true deliverance of God’s people, not by abolishing the law but by accomplishing its purpose through atonement and resurrection. The Father’s command, “Hear ye him,” does not replace Moses but confirms that to hear Christ is to hear the totality of God’s Word; to reject Him is to reject the law, the covenant, and God Himself. The Transfiguration thus stands as a decisive condemnation of antinomianism, affirming that grace and law are inseparable in Christ, and that salvation by grace leads necessarily to sanctification under God’s law. #Transfiguration #ChristTheGreaterMoses #LawAndProphets #HearYeHim #BiblicalLaw #CovenantGrace #AntinomianismRefuted #ExodusFulfilled #JesusChrist #ScriptureUnity