Are you basing this assertion on explicit biblical teaching, or by drawing conclusions based on inexplicit biblical teachings? The Law forgave sins, as surely as the NT forgives sins. The only difference is that OT forgiveness lacked the capacity to grant eternal life. You could, I should think, be a "virgin" temporarily, ie until one sinned again?
NT saints can be just as "wayward" as ancient Israel was under the Law! Read the 7 letters to the churches in Asia in the book of Revelation! Read Paul's letters to the Corinthians!

I was the one who just shared this reality with you!
Why don't *you* to a study on "Covenant Theology?" I don't adhere to that particular school, but it contains all that you are claiming doeesn't exist outside of Dispensationalism.
Nobody here is denying that the international Church is the Bride of Christ! What i deny is your division of Israel from the Church when the reality is that only the *nation* of Israel is currently lost, whereas a remnant of Jews remain within the fold.
When Christ returns I believe he will restore not just a few Jews, but the whole nation to the place of national blessing. Israel will become a Christian nation in the Millennium.
Dispensationalism is unbiblical, and the product of John N. Darby. Why didn't Bible teachers find this teaching in the Bible for 1800 years? It was because it just wasn't there!
The parable we refer to was given to Israel while it was under the Law. Therefore, I believe its terms and symbols should apply within that particular context, at best applying to the Gentile Church only after the fact by way of extension or principle. Take care....