It is crucial to recognize that our relationship with the law extends beyond our justification before God. While some may emphasize that we were condemned by the law before salvation and saved through Christ's sacrifice, they often disregard the law's role in our ongoing sanctification. The law functions to convict us of sin and lead us to repentance, both prior to and following salvation, highlighting our continual need for Christ's redemption. As we gather in church, we actively participate in a spiritual battle against the forces of darkness, firmly rejecting the kingdom of darkness with the support of the Spirit and God's word. Despite the world's tendency to worship false gods and undermine God's glory, we remain steadfast in our faith and dedication to upholding His divine majesty. Ignorance of the Scriptures is undesirable, as we are called to pursue knowledge and understanding of God's word to fully grasp its profound truth and life-changing power. The Bible aims to transform our minds through a process of "illumination", achieved through careful analysis of the text, including cross-referencing and word study, to comprehend the context and meaning of the words used. By immersing ourselves in the text, we can uncover how the usage of certain words or phrases in previous passages can illuminate other parts of Scripture.