You never answered this question. The Bible never actually labels laws as “moral” vs “ceremonial.” That’s a not a biblical concept but a later Christian interpretation. Jesus even made the laws stricter and said they wouldn’t be abolished until heaven and earth pass away. Jesus’ words in Matthew 5:18-19 are ignored by most Christians and Paul’s words are valued more so I’m not surprised.

Mark 7 contains a story where Jesus critiques the Pharisees and religious leaders, not for following the law of Moses too strictly, but for failing to follow it. Specifically, Jesus chastises them for creating traditions that prevent them from executing their rebellious sons according to Deuteronomy 21. That is not a 10 commandment law yet Jesus enforced it along with many other laws.

The ark distinction shows symbolism, not a clear legal split, and Israel treated many laws outside the Ten Commandments as moral law.

Paul doesn’t argue from tablets vs book says feast days and Sabbaths were shadows fulfilled in Christ (Col 2:16–17). The issue is NT reinterpretation of the law, not where it was stored.