In my humble opinion, it is dangerous to let the words of the New Testament go beyond their own Old Testament context. Of all the words that a person utters, only a few words remain open. Man's fidelity to eternal salvation. Therefore, the believer cannot continue to live while the law protects his little kingdom. I mean, the ultimate goal of eternal salvation is to move from one miraculous deliverance to another, despite our shortcomings.
Anyone who carefully plans to simply obey the law and strives to obey turns all his personal feelings and political desires into selfless pride.Thus, his political views of himself rise and fall in unilateral submission or disobedience. This is not eternal salvation, but self-preservation. Righteous salvation means being sincere and willing to give up a productive and profitable life. So we actually get the opposite. Of what seems to be self-preservation. Our official position in Christ is our ultimate protection.Not where we worship God, but in spirit. How can we get a fascinating insight into the official history of worship? Man was willing to suffer without ordinary means, but God satisfactorily supported him in his sincere desire. Eternal salvation hardly makes a visible mark? Eternal salvation is an extraordinary gift that does not depend on anything in this ideal world or on us.Look, if we definitely did not believe in the essential need to anchor our true repentance with curses and blessings, we would build a religious system around our vision of pragmatic application of the law. Know we are saved?