119 Ministries misrepresents mainstream Christianity as teaching the Old Testament is "no longer true" — Mike corrects this as a straw man

Mike insists the debate is never about whether the OT law is true — it is about application. He uses the example of God commanding Abraham to sacrifice Isaac: it was absolutely true that God gave that command, but the application was specific to Abraham at a specific moment. Once fulfilled, the command was not universally binding. Similarly, the law of Moses was never applied universally even at its inception — Babylon and Egypt were not expected to be under the Mosaic law.