Hebrews 10

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According to Hebrews 10:28-29, how does the punishment deserved by someone who utterly spurns the Son, treats the covenant that set him apart as worthless, and shows contempt for the Spirit's grace compare to the punishment for rejecting the law of Moses?

It is described as less severe, since the new covenant is said to carry lighter consequencesIt is described as far more severe, since rejecting the law of Moses already carried a death sentence with no possibility of mercy, based on multiple witnesses' testimonyIt is described as identical in every respect to rejecting the law of MosesNo comparison is made between the two in this passage