Wolf is right.
The Torah will not change as long the world exists.
This is EXPLICITLY throughout the Torah and Tanach.
It cannot be argued with. Anyone who says otherwise, even chazal, is either wrong or a misunderstanding.
See Dvarim 30:1-10. And many other places. The Bris Torah is eternal and never will be annulled, not during the galus and not after geulah.
All the Neviim, most importantly Moshe, said that after the final repentance and redemption, Yisrael will listen to the voice of Hashem and follow ALL the Mitzvos, Chukim etc.. that I commanded them TODAY, ALL as is written in THIS Book.
There are literally DOZENS of EXPLICIT psukim to this effect.
The Torah doesn’t change because of peoples imagination.
The word “Olam” means Eternity and World.
After this world is no longer the same world, meaning Olam haba, etc.. LITERALLY new heavens and new earth, is something else. But that is beyond what we have in the Torah itself. Ayin lo raasa.
When the world no longer exists, we will worry about that.