Where in Scripture does it show that the obedience that the Law requires extends to the motivations/intentions? I understand that the obedience it requires extends to the heart, as Jesus describes in the Beatitudes (and as is explained in other places in Scripture). But where does it clearly show in Scripture that the Law commands obedience of even the right motivations? (I was trying to think of Scripture passages in addition to 1 Cor 10:31) My first thoughts are about some OT passages where even though people went through the right motions, it was not considered the obedience God required. I'm needing a little help understanding this concept in this specific light -- thanks!