The Church Fathers saw in the Decalogue a divine pedagogy, a means by which God gradually revealed His moral law to humanity. St. Irenaeus of Lyon, writing in the second century, described the commandments as preparatory to the fullness of Christian life, leading to Christ who fulfills the law (cf. Against Heresies, IV.16.3). St. Augustine, in his Harmony of the Evangelists, emphasized that the commandments must be interpreted through the lens of Christ's twofold commandment of lovelove of God and love of neighbor (Matthew 22:37-40). This theological reading harmonizes the Old and New Testaments, showing how divine law evolves from an external imposition to an internal transformation through grace.
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