Finding Jots and Tittles in the Bible

[Paleo]

Tittle
noun

1. a tiny amount or part of something.
   "the rules have not been altered one jot or tittle since"
   • archaic
     a small written or printed stroke or dot, indicating omitted letters in a word.

Jot
verb
3rd person present: jots

1. 1.
   write (something) quickly.
   "when you've found the answers, jot them down"
   synonyms: write down, note down, make a note of, take down, put on paper;More

noun
plural noun: jots

1. 1.
   a very small amount.
   "you didn't care a jot"

 

[savagewind]

Mathew referring to Gods laws all the jots n tittles ?

I do not know.

Matthew 16:12

 

[SpeaksForTheTrees]

I do not know.

Matthew 16:12

What about the 2000 years of christian jots n tittles that evolved from the bible .
Is maybe 700 laws alone on animal welfare

 

[anotherglenda]

Maybe tittles is spelled wrong. Let's find out.
Someone asked me if I know every jot and tittle in the Bible but I didn't even know what jots and tittles were. Now that I do, I don't understand the question much.

Jesus was a Jew. There were a few sects in Judaism then and now. Pharisees followed written scripture + an oral tradition/law (Talmud). Pharisees became Orthodox Judaism. Sadducees rejected the oral law and so did a few other sects. Modern Karaite Jews also reject an oral law. Jots and tittles refer to 'writing' ... they don't exist in oral issues. Jesus was saying nothing would change regarding 'written' scripture law. He often showed he prioritized written scripture when he argued with Pharisees over their oral traditions, which he claimed often ignored or disagreed with permanent written scripture.