Three Best Wishes:
Grace Mercy Peace

The Them / Us Allegory in Bible:

It's not a Left vs Right scenario, but Beneath and Above:

Eg: John 8:23
And he said unto them,
Ye are from beneath; I am from above:
ye are of this world; I am not of this world;

Us = Grace us beings: Above: "higher than the heavens".
Them vs Them = Law vs Law: on high: in L/R heavens.
(People recover themselves from their law vs law highs speak of a higher power afterward)

Eg: 1Corinthians 15:57

God giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus-->Christ

While not wanting to dwell on divisions and sides wars (them vs them), but on unity and peace (us), it seems necessary to address the allegorical distinction between them and us; And how it's mirrorly reversed in the Old Testament and New Testament. For Hebrew is read backward, from right to left, and Greek is read forward, from left to right. Yet the distinction between them and us is not a left vs right scenario, but a beneath(law) and above(grace) scenario. So change, or conversion from them to us, is not a political change from left wing politics to right wing politics nor a religious conversion from law to law (Adam1 to Adam2) as many (deceived by many shall come to deceive) suppose; But rather it's a transformation from them beneath (law) to us above (grace), as if spiritually growing in grace, from child to man.

For God said: let us make man; And David said: blessed the man to whom the Lord will not impute sin; and Paul said: when I became a man, I put away childish things (laws). So there's an ever increasing cry for just us (no more them at all) world wide, and for true peace thereof unity of the Spirit (Grace). Mean while, Christ(is the end of the law) is our peace who abolished the law(enmity); And them vs them still continue to try and continue to fail to attain peace via their childish sides wars, which have side effects to both sides of law vs law and law vs grace blame games, which induct all players thereof into a hall of shame, not a hall of fame. For even when playing "your part" of their part vs your part, it's still partiality, and not yet perfection. When perfect-ion comes, then that which is in part is done away; As childish things (laws) are done away when becoming man kind (grace us): 1Cor 13:10,11.

Grace us --> Mercy full --> Peace to all.
All we are saying is give peace a chance.
I hope some day you will join us,
and (then) the world will be as one;
Not one proselyte: more the child of hell.

In the same fashion as ye and you verses in the Bible are too numerous to list; verses containing them and us are also too numerous to list. Not wanting to dwell on division rather unity, it seems necessary to address the biblical fact the allegorical difference between ye and you, or them and us, is as if comparing division and unity, war and peace, confusion and understanding. God is not the author of confusion. Rather God is the author of peace. For from the beginning, God did not see both good and evil (law), but rather God saw good x7: only "good" x6, then "very good" the 7th time, in Genesis 1. So those who see both good and evil are not seeing it as God saw it, from above.

       Us-ward = neither of them vs them
       Above = neither left wing nor right wing
       Christ = neither of Adam1 vs Adam2
       You-ward = neither of ye(do err) vs ye(do err)
       After-ward = neither of law vs law = loser vs loser
       God-ward = neither law vs law nor laws vs grace divisions
       More Excellent = neither broad mindead nor narrow minded
       No more children = neither of children vs children
       No more a servant = neither of servants vs servants

The main difference to note between them and us is them are non eternal and us are eternal; Which makes them mortal (law) and us immortal (grace). But reconciling the world (them) to that God in Christ does not impute sin to them; For law imputed sin alientates rather than reconciles people, scatters rather than gathers, laws rather than grace; Condemns(laws) the condemner(lawyer). Not to mention law judging others in Romans 2:1 is "inexcusable" behaviour with notable consequences: indignation, tribulation, anguish, and wrath.

God hath given us:
- his holy Spirit (Grace); not the spirit of fear (Law)
- spirit of power, and of love, and of a sound mind
- the earnest of the Spirit
- eternal life
- rest on every side
- the victory through Jesus Christ
- an understanding that we may know
- the ministry of reconciliation
- the word of reconciliation: grace
-everlasting consolation and good hope through grace

As for them:
male and female Adam:
The admonition is: Search the scriptures,
for in them ye think ye have eternal life.
Perhaps not, if as in Adam(them) all die,
them all got both saved and destroyed after,
or them all died and received not the promise.
Son of man has destruction planned for them all,
regardless of which them of such them vs them.

The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ with you all. Amen.

(Law) Beneath <-- Them / Us --> Above (Grace)

Them / Us Allegory

The Them / Us Allegory in Bible:

God giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus-->Christ