ive already brought two proofs that jesus's followers kept all the commandments, what more do you need? nonetheless, there are more, which ive already mentioned in this thread, but ill restate them here.
evidence that the initial followers of jesus followed the commandments: acts 5:27-39. the apostles are brought before the sandhedrin and many want to kill them. gamliel says to be wary of this, and to just leave them alone, because if their designs are of human origin they will fail, as theadus, and if not they are fighting against god. if they were not following the commandments, gamliel would not have said that there were any potential the he is the messiah, as the jewish belief was not (and isnt) that the messiah will abolish the commandments. if the followers of jesus werent following the commandments, he would have agreed to put them to death as heretics. gamliel basically said 'lets wait and see'. if the followers of jesus werent following the commandments, he wouldnt need to wait. he could say right then that they were heretics.
from the sermon on the mount, a strong support of the commandments and the pharisees: "17“Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them. 18For truly I tell you, until heaven and earth disappear, not the smallest letter, not the least stroke of a pen, will by any means disappear from the Law until everything is accomplished. 19Therefore anyone who sets aside one of the least of these commands and teaches others accordingly will be called least in the kingdom of heaven, but whoever practices and teaches these commands will be called great in the kingdom of heaven. 20For I tell you that unless your righteousness surpasses that of the Pharisees and the teachers of the law, you will certainly not enter the kingdom of heaven."
another proof that jesus observed the commandments. i said previously "someone comes to jesus and kisses the 'fringes' of his garments. fringes, in the context of judaism, refers to a fulfillment of the commandment to bind fringes on the corners of your garments. that jesus was wearing them shows that he accepted and followed not only all 613 commandments of the written law, but also the oral traditions of judaism. the saducces, who rejected the oral tradition, didnt wear their fringes, they hung them on the wall."
the quote for this is luke 8:44. i made a mistake, she touches it, not kisses it, but there it is. while some translations translate it as border, many translate it as fringe or tassel. according to
http://biblehub.com/luke/8-44.htm an xian commentator says as well that that refers to the fringes worn by observant jews.
additionally, let me quote you something that YOU said previously: "i think its absurd to expect jesus to have gone about and commented on every single aspect of the Jewish law at the time, he makes blanket statements that teach a way to look at he laws and interpret them." (post #62)
so he made blanket statements that the law should be kept. what more do you need?
you seem to want to say that when jesus said keep the commandments, he meant only the ten commandments. this does not fit contextually. jesus was a jew and was speaking to jews. when jews say commandments, they are referring to all 613. if they want to refer specifically to the ten commandments, they specify the ten commandments.
i guarantee you if i make a poll asking "if when jesus says commandments is he talking about the 10 commandments or the 613 mosaic laws?"
10 commandments will win out.
you need better evidence linking when jesus says commandments he means the 613 mosaic laws.
there just isnt enough proof that when jesus says commandments he means the 613 mosaic laws that are dispersed though out several jewish texts.