Here you go try and interpret what I said to you.
Fulfill means no longer required, no longer in effect. It still exists but is not binding anymore.
Homosexuality was a death penalty under Mosaic law. It isn't today, but it still very serious sin.
Animal sacrifices were required then but not now.
And I can keep listening and now.
It says all the old holy days were fulfilled by Christ. Not just some which is what you're claiming.
There are prophetic times to come but they are not part of Mosaic law.
Not one iota was said under Mosaic law, not after Christ's death. So again you're trying to put law onto the church. The church, which did not exist when Christ made that statement.
Homosexuality is
still worthy of death. This is why Paul said, "and any who commits any of these things is worthy of death". It is precisely because we are all worthy of death for breaking one command of the Torah or another that we all need mercy, to not suffer the death we deserve. We are now in a time of mercy, not because homosexuality is no longer worthy of death, but because God is merciful, but rest assured, when the Messiah returns, he will execute the punishment of death to all who chose to remain homosexual, which will be death by being thrown in lava.
Animals sacrifices are no longer required because there was a change in priesthood, not because there was an abolishment of Torah, where the Messiah became the new high priest, in the heavenly set-apart place, that the earthly set-apart place merely foreshadowed, with him becoming the literal sacrifice the Passover sacrifice foreshadowed.
Not all the appointed times of the Torah have been fulfilled by the Messiah, which is why he is coming with the sound of trumpets, to fulfill the trumpet blasts of the Torah, and why he is gathering his people from the four corners of the earth at the last blast, which is the one on the Day of Atonement, in fulfillment of the year of Yovel when everyone is to return to their properties, and the bowls of wrath of Revelation, which happen in the Feast of Tabernacles, for each day for seven bowls wine was poured on the altar using golden bowls.
And because the appointed times of the Torah have a fulfillment in the Messiah in some way is why there are no longer necessary to be observed, but "do not murder" and "do not steal" and "a man shall not wear women's clothing" remain as binding today as it was 3,000 years ago.
As I said, you know nothing, and you're in error, and heading straight to perdition because of your error, lawlessness, and stubbornness.