No, that is not what I am saying...and you demonstrate that you believe in false doctrine straight out of calvinism.
Every covenant has covenant law, and the covenant law of the New Covenant is the Law of Christ. If you do not walk in obedience to the law of Christ, then you are no longer abiding in Christ, the New Covenant. And in that case, you do not have saving grace. Scripture speaks of two kinds of grace: common grace (the love of God for all mankind), and covenant saving grace, which you ONLY have IF you are abiding in Christ.
When Paul speaks of law, you have to be spiritual enough to understand which law he is speaking about, for example:
Romans 3:20
For by works of the law no human being will be justified in his sight, since through the law comes knowledge of sin.
But in chapter two he says...
Romans 2:13
For it is not the hearers of the law who are righteous before God, but the doers of the law who will be justified.
By your comment, you demonstrate that you can't tell which law Paul addresses at what time. In Rom. 3:20 he speaks of the law of Moses, the 10 commandments - no one today can be justified by obedience to this law because it has been done away with and replaced by the law of Christ. In Rom. 2:13 he speaks of the law of Christ - to see it any other way is to say that Paul is either crazy, confused, or contradicting himself. He is NOT contradicting himself.
You are still under law today, it is just a different law...and if you dismiss that clear Biblical fact, then you demonstrate yourself (again) to be a false teacher.
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