Are Christians still under the Ten Commandments after the old Adam is crucified and dead?
No. Once old Adam is crucified and reckoned dead before God, the Ten Commandments no longer hang over the believer. The person is freed from that law relationship and joined to Christ, now under His love, grace, and mercy rather than the Mosaic law.
Les teaches that old Adam has to be crucified, and the minute Adam is crucified and dead in God’s eyes, the Ten Commandments no longer hang over him, because he is dead. But the believer is not left there; just as a widow is free to marry another after her husband dies, the believer is free to enter a new relationship. God reckons that we are now married to Christ, not under the Mosaic law, but under the love, grace, and mercy of Christ Himself. This is a spiritual relationship, not a physical or gender issue; being the bride of Christ merely describes that relationship.