After our release, we experience a state of sanctification, which signifies complete justification. This transformation is not merely a moral adjustment, but a profound change that occurs through our connection with Christ. We are fundamentally altered, no longer subject to punitive regulations. Our liberation from condemnation underscores the importance of promptly forming a familial relationship with Christ. Through this bond, He serves as our guarantee that we have definitively obtained our inheritance.The origin of our preoccupation with personal salvation can be traced back to the harsh and condemning nature of the law that once burdened us. Through a continual acceptance of grace, we are able to experience only positive outcomes. While some may argue that the shame induced by the law is necessary for personal growth, this perspective undermines the true essence of our sanctification. The law, often used to instill shame, has been rendered irrelevant due to our liberation from eternal condemnation. Recognizing the removal of God's wrath enables us to escape the negative consequences imposed by the law, such as curses, guilt, shame, and fear. By placing our faith in God's sovereignty and grace, we are shielded from the judgment and punishment that once plagued us. Rejecting the destructive messages of the law allows us to evade anger and instead embrace the abundant blessings that have been bestowed upon us. These blessings serve as a source of strength in the face of the law's harmful influences and offer a remedy to personal feelings of anger.