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A word to mean "reinterpreted, re-stipulated and/or restated"

English Language & Usage Asked on May 13, 2021

The Bible’s Old Testament (OT) Sacrificial rituals/practices were "reinterpreted, re-stipulated and/or restated" in the Bible’s New Testament (NT) account of Lord Jesus Christ’s sacrificial death on the cross.

I’m trying to find a better word/phrase (preferable word as opposed to phrase) than "reinterpreted, re-stipulated and/or restated".

Could someone please suggest an appropriate word/phrase that can be a substitute?

Update: The Bible’s Old Testament (OT) Sacrificial rituals/practices transfigured, though with same objective, into the
Bible’s New Testament (NT) account of Lord Jesus Christ’s sacrificial
death on the cross.

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