Transgression: where no law there no transgression

Woman was in the transgression. Sin is transgression of the law. But where no law there is no transgression.
So Christ abolished the law of commandments (Genesis 2:17) to effectively abolish all law (all transgression).
For all other law (10 in stone, 613 in ink) was "added", and "because of the transgressions": Galatians 3:19.

His angel plays the last trump it

Where no law, there is no transgression.

Sin (transgression of the law) is not imputed when no law. So
Christ abolished "the law of commandments": Ephesians 2:15;
the law of Genesis 2:16 -vs- 17, "given by Moses": John 1:17.
 By law the woman was "in the transgression": 1Timothy 2:14;
 because "whosoever commiteth sin transgresseth also the law,
for "sin is the transgression of the law": 1John 3:4. But where
 and when no law, there and then is no sin (no transgression).
So, by abolishing Genesis 2:17 Christ removed transgression.

Related: conclusion of Paul's Epistles, including Revelation is the end to endure unto
Holy Kiss: GreetingGrace unto you, and peace,
from God our Father and the Lord Jesus->Christ.

where no law, there no transgression: Romans 4:15

But where do we find no law at all, thereby no transgression?
In the conclusions of Pauline Epistles, including Revelation.
Such grace void of law is the end (of law) to endure unto.
It is also called "the last trump", which is played by Paul,
his "token" in "every epistle" written by his own "hand",
that grace not being over against any, but "with you all".

Let us begin our discussion about the removal of all transgression by the abolition of one law, which will also be a 2Timothy 2:15 study to shew thyself disapproved/approved unto God, by noting these verses containing transgression:

1Timothy 2:14
Adam was not deceived, but the woman being deceived was in the transgression.

1John 3:4
Whosoever committeth sin transgresseth also the law: for sin is the transgression of the law.

Romans 4:15
where no law is, [there is] no transgression

Romans 5:13
sin is not imputed when there is no law


So where and when no law there and then no sin (no transgression)

From these verses it reasons in order to have sin (transgression of the law) you have to have law; Else there is no sin nor any transgression. So for the woman to be in the transgression there had to be a law to transgress by Genesis 3, long before the ten commandments in Exodus. John 1:17 says the law was "given" by Moses; But when studied out the ten commandments were not given by Moses. He got such from the LORD (LAW). Galatians 3:19 says the (other) law was "added" and "because of the trangressions". In other words all other law (10 in stone, 613 in ink) was added to make it more obvious there had to be a law for Woman to be in the transgression (of the law). For where no law, there is no transgression; And sin is not imputed when there is no law; And sin is a transgression of the law. But what law was "given" by Moses that caused Woman to trangress?

                            It's tricky, because there is allegorical difference between
                            "the law of Moses" and "the law was given by Moses".
                            The five books of Moses are collectively called "the law",
                            (which JC allegorically called "five in one house divided")
                            but the only law actually "given" by Moses was Genesis 2:17.

                        The Old Testament is collectively called the law and the prophets.
                        The law and the prophets [were] until John (the Baptist, aka Elijah),
                         but since that time the kingdom of God (grace & truth) is preached,
                         and every man (of child/man) presseth into it (KofG): Luke 16:16.

                         So the New Testament is neither the law nor the prophets (the servants).
                         For change in John 15:15 is from servants (know not) to friends (know).
                         And in saying New, he maketh the law and the prophets Old and Faulty.
                         So he taketh away the first (old: law) to establish the second (new: grace).

Looking at the law Christ abolished in his flesh in Ephesians 2:15 we find it is not only called the enmity, but "the law of commandments": the (singular) law of (plural) commandments. So clues lead us to Genesis 2:17 of Genesis 2:16 -vs- 2:17; Genesis 2:17 beneath being the law of such plural and contrary commandments: every tree -vs- not every tree. Such plural and contrary commandments are notably to the man, via the LORD God: allegorically LAWED Grace. Later on, in the allegoric story of Noah's Ark, we also find the LORD (LAW) -vs- God (Grace) giving Noah different and contrary commandments. So from such, we can reason this:

The LORD God (LAWED Grace) commanded the man, saying
-Genesis 2:16  Of every tree of the garden thou mayest freely eat ............................... Grace: Above
-Genesis 2:17
But of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, thou shalt not eat of it: ... Law: Beneath
                    
for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die.                             (Under-taker)
Note: taken together every tree -vs- not every tree is a paradox. If God said both it would make God an oxy-moron.
So the serpent asks the Woman: hath "God" said Genesis 2:17? Woman says God said Genesis 2:16 and 2:17. Oops.

-Genesis 2:16 - Plan A: Above ... Approved ... Accepted  ... Grace (is sufficient) ... above  ... of God
-Genesis 2:17 - Plan B: Beneath ... Bondage ... Bewitched ... Law (transgression) ... under-taker ... of LORD

Example: James 3's comparison of two wisdoms
-James 3:17 wisdom that is from above is first pure, then peace-able, gentle, easily intreated, etc
-James 3:15 this wisdom descendeth not from above, but is earthy, sensual, and devilish (law)
So Genesis 2:16 is that: wisdom from above, and Genesis 2:17 is this: wisdom not from above

Allegoric Example:
-Genesis 2:16 Grace unto you, and peace, from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ
-Genesis 2:17 O foolish Galatians, who hath Bewitched you, that you desire to be in Bondage

Example: James 1's comparison of two religions:
-Pure Religion: arrives undefiled and remains unspotted ... Grace
-Vain Religion: arrives defiled and even gets worse-end ... Law

-Genesis 2:16 - every tree, "freely" given...Plan A: Above = with grace (harmless above): of God
-Genesis 2:17 - not every tree, surely die...Plan B: Beneath = under grace (under-taker): of LORD
1Corinthians 2:12 - we know only what is "freely" given is given us of God (else it's not of God)

- With Grace: every tree, freely given - Genesis 2:16 - as Plan A:
Above: Approved: Accepted
- Under Grace: not every tree, surely die - Genesis 2:17 -
Plan B: Beneath: Bondage: Bewitched
Hebrews 13:9 It is a good (God) thing that the heart be established "with grace", not with meats

-Genesis 2:16 - Above: the grace, "of God", is "freely" given us: "harmless" (no law: sin: death)
-Genesis 2:17- Beneath: the law of commandments, "the enmity": harmful (law: under-taker)
Ephesians 2:15 Christ is our peace, who abolished "the enmity", "the law" of "commandments"

-Genesis 2:16 - every tree: Grace: of God
-Genesis 2:17 - not every tree: Law: not of God ... the transgression (of the law)
Genesis 3: Serpent to Woman: hath "God" said Genesis 2:17?
                Woman to Serpent: yeah, God said Gen 2:16 + 17... oops (it was LORD God)
1Timothy 2:14 - the Woman, being deceived, was in the transgression
Romans 4:15 - where no law, there is no transgression
Ephesians 2:15 - (so) Christ abolished the law of the commandments, to abolish the trangression
Ephesians 4:32 - (thereby) God hath forgiven you (by the abolition of one lousy tree law)
Galatians 3:19 - (for all other law) was added because of the transgression (to make it obvious)

-Genesis 2:16 - grace and truth came by Jesus Christ ... grace and truth
-Genesis 2:17 - the law was given by Moses ................ law and lie
John 1:17 - the law was given by Moses, but grace and truth came by Jesus Christ

-Genesis 2:16 - Above (of that world, of that God: Grace)
-Genesis 2:17 - Beneath (of this world, of this God: Law)
John 8:23 -
I am from above; I am not of this world
                  ye (do err) are from beneath; ye are of this world;

-Genesis 2:16 - every tree, freely given … Grace:harmless” = “higher
-Genesis 2:17 - not every tree, surely die … Law: harmful = “on high
Hebrews 6 leaving (things on high)... let us go on unto perfection (higher)
Hebrews 7:26 our new high priest went higher to become harmless
Romans 11:20 & 1Timothy 6:17 be not highminded; Romans 12:16 mind not high things
The Point: people recovering from highs speak of a higher power afterward of before/after

-Genesis 2:16 -Plan A: Above: Accepted: Approved ... Grace
-Genesis 2:17 -Plan B: Beneath: Bondage: Bewitched ... Law
2Timothy 2:15 Study to shew thyself approved unto God
Galatians 3:1 O foolish Galatians, who hath bewitched you

-Genesis 2:16 - good (grace)... incorruptible
-Genesis 2:17 - corrupt (law)... corruptible (seed and crown)
Matthew 12:33 Either make the tree good or corrupt (not both, as both is an oxy-moron)
1Corinthians 9:25
they [do it: run] to obtain a corruptible crown; but we an incorruptible.
1Peter 1:23
born again, not of corruptible seed, but of incorruptible

Genesis 2:16 - the waters above the firmament (Heaven)... Above: Approved: Accepted
 --- firmament (Heaven: midst) divides waters under from waters above : Gen 1:6-8 ---
Genesis 2:17 - the waters under the firmament (Heaven)... Beneath: Bondage: Bewitched

Taken together, such plural and contrary "commandments" make an oxy-moron: the mixture of contrary things, which cannot co-exist in peace. In modern language it's called bi-polar dis-order. For you cannot disobey Genesis 2:16 grace by itself, as it is harmless; And when Genesis 2:17 law is given (by Moses), then you cannot obey Genesis 2:16. It becomes a paradox to solve. For if both of such plural and contrary commandments were given by God it would make God an oxy-moron. So in 1Corinthians 14:33 Paul says God is not [the author] of confusion, but of peace; And in 1Corinthians 2:12 Paul says only what's freely given us is of God, other wise it's of the world. He also tells Timothy it's not plural and contrary scriptures that are given by inspiration of God, but rather "all scripture" (singular) of such plural and contrary scriptures: 2Timothy 3:16. Jesus Christ also says I am from above (grace), but ye (do err) are beneath (law) in John 8:23, and as if comparing two different worlds: that world: grace (of God), is not of this world: law (not of God). So from all these clues it reasons only Genesis 2:16 is of God, Genesis 2:17 is of the LORD (LAW) and given by Moses. For the ten commandments in Exodus are not given by Moses; So the law was given by Moses in John 1:17 has to be Genesis 2:17, the law of commandments in Eph 2:15.

        Plan A = Approved ... Grace: Above
        Plan B = Bondage ... Law: Beneath

        Genesis 2:16 ... Grace: Above (Plan A) ... over-giver
        Genesis 2:17 ... Law: Beneath (Plan B) ... under-taker

        You can't disobey Genesis 2:16 Grace by itself,
        and can't obey Genesis 2:16 when 2:17 addead.

        Study to shew thyself Approved unto God.
        Plan B: Beneath has an under-taker: Law.

        The 'B'ewitched Galatians fell for Plan B: Beneath.
        What then? Christ is of no effect to you: Gal 5:4.

The point of such being Genesis 2:17 law is not of God, for it is contrary to what is of God: Grace. The point of such being Grace is not LAW, and the grace Noah found in the eyes of the LORD (LAW) is not the same as the grace which came by Jesus Christ; For the grace Noah found in the LAW had partiality to eight souls, but God has no partiality, and the word of God (grace) divides asunder soul<-->spirit in Hebrews 4:12, as if dividing asunder Adam1(soul)<-->Adam2(spirit) in 1Corinthians 15:45. Yet when studied out, Christ is neither of two Adams, and because "as in Adam all die". To become "harmless" Christ notably went higher of high/higher, and sitteth above: higher than the heavens. In comparison and contrast Jesus sat down on the right hand of the Majesty on high. So Paul says "mind not high things": Romans 12:16, and "be not highminded" x2: Romans 11:20 & 1Timothy 6:16, as spiritual wickedness (law) is what occurs in high places: Ephesians 6:12. Highminded is listed among unholy things to "from turn away from": 2Timothy 3. So Paul notes peace with God is "through Jesus --> Christ", and reconciling the world to God is done "in Christ" (not in Jesus; For Jesus brought division, not peace, but Christ is our peace, not divided). So only the Christ of through Jesus --> Christ is the perfect prototype, the perfect man, for the beginning/end of this man/that man (Christ of Jesus/Christ) is division/peace. So to have true and lasting peace we leave the spake/spoke of plural God and Son(s) on high to go on unto the higher God is one, and not twain nor even one of twain, but one above and beyond twain. A mediator is not of one, but God is one. Eternal life is not life after death, but life void of death.

-Genesis 2:16 - Above: "higher": is where Christ sitteth, above, in Colossians 3:1-3 ... harmless
-Genesis 2:17 - Beneath: "high": is where Jesus sat down, beneath, in Hebrews 1:3 ... harmful
So mind not high things (the Majesty on high, old/new high priests thereof). Be not highminded.
For Jesus sat down, henceforth expecting his enemies to be made his footstool (stomping place);
But Christ sitteh above, has no enemies to love or hate because Christ abolished the enmity (law).
Colossians 3: If risen with Christ, set your affection on things above, not on things on the earth.

-Genesis 2:16 - Above: that God is light, and in him there is no darkness at all: 1John 1:5 ...Grace
-Genesis 2:17 - Beneath: the day of the LORD is darkness, and not light: Amos 5:18  .... LAW
Obviously that God -vs- the LORD are as contrary as light (grace) -vs- darkness (law).
Hence the last day scenario is as if a shewdown between that light (grace) -vs- this darkness;
Which makes it a shewdown of above (grace) vs beneath (law), as if life (grace) vs death (law).
- John 6:54 I will raise him up the last day (John 5:45 do not think I will accuse you)... Grace
- John 12:48 the same shall judge him in the last day (John 5:45 Moses' law = accuser)... Law
So we should expect an up-rising (to avoid a resurrection from graves judgment) to occur on the last day, in comparison and contrast to a black Sabbath (the last day) scenario portrayed in Revelation.
Hosea 6:2 says "After two days (last days) will he revive us: in the third day he will raise us up, and we shall live in his sight". In his sight speaks of what's evident from the evidence in Galatians 3: "that no man is justified by the law in the sight of God, [it is] evident; And if we're also told that sacrifice and offering are by the law, it reasons no man is justified by sacrifice (law) in the sight of God. God sees no evil to forgive, and hence no need for any sacrifice. Further more, the last day scenario is not both darkness and light (evening and morning) nor darkness vs light; But either light void of darkness or darkness that is no light. For the seventh day (Genesis 2) has no mention  of evening and morning like six days do (Genesis 1); And even during six days of evening and morning in Genesis 1 everything God saw was only good x7 (not both good and corrupt), yet the seventh time it was "very good". Further more there is no partiality with God; So it becomes a global matter of either light void of darkness or darkness that's not light. Reconciling is global, and it's unto that God who is light void of darkness; Which is like an up-rising from beneath to above. For beneath has both better and worse, but above has only one thing: what's best for all.

- light void of darkness - Sabbath of God (grace void of law: life void of death) ... Grace (above)
- darkness and not light - Black Sabbath (for man having a last state worse) ... Law (under-taker)

Example: two ends mentioned in Matthew 24 (Olivet Discourse)
-Genesis 2:16 - the end (telios) to endure unto ... Grace (above) ... a last day up-rising
-Genesis 2:17 - the end (suntelia) of the world ... Law (beneath) ... a last day judgment

Time Past <--Plural God on high-->Last Days--->Leaving both, let us go on unto the Last Day;
For the up-rising from beneath (plural God) to above (God is one) is what happens the last day.
So we often hear this phrase "I will raise him up the last day": John 6:39; 6:40; 6:44; 6:54.
Eternal life is a last day scenario; Not a resurrection, but an up-rising from beneath to above.

So we find the serpent asking the woman: hath "God" said Genesis 2:17(?);
And we find the woman answered yes, God said both Gen 2:16 and 2:17.
But if God said both, contrary things, it would make God an oxy-moron.
The point of such allegoric mystery is to take heed lest you be deceived.
The woman, "being deceived", was in the transgression (of the law).
So to be rid of transgression, Christ abolished the law of commandments.

Commandments (plural and contrary):
-Genesis 2:16 ... Grace (press SAVE to e-stablish)
-Genesis 2:17 ... Law (press DELETE to take away)

For even grace of law/grace is still division, not peace; still part-iality, not perfect-ion; And still has jeopardy every hour if standing right in a sides war that has side effects to both sides. Higher God above neither makes sides nor takes a side; For life eternal of everlasting punishment/life eternal is neither unity of the Spirit nor eternal life. Eternal life is not life after death, but life void of death. So even when "in Christ", of through Jesus-->Christ, there is still the matter of being reconciled to the allness of "that God"
can't lie nor die of this God/that God, which is done in Christ, but notably "through Christ-->God-ward"; Which isn't what's right of left/right, but what's higher of high/higher.

- Plan A: After: Above: Approved: Accepted ... for man who puts away childish things
- Plan B: Before: Beneath: Bondage: Bewitched ... childish things (laws, sides wars, etc)

The blessedness of the man, of child/man blessed(s).
Of Two Blessed(s) compared in Psalms 32:1,2 (Romans 4:7,8), only the second is the man kind:
- After: Blessed [is] the man to whom the Lord will not impute sin ... Grace (2nd: After: Above)

- Before: Blessed [are] they whose iniquities are forgiven, and whose sins are covered ... Law (1st)

He taketh away the first (law: child blessed), that he may establish the second (grace: man blessed).

These two blessed(s) aren't intended to be mixed, but compared as child/man blessed by law/grace.
Let us make man involves outgrowing and putting away the first sort of law blessed, because when studied out it's actually blessed + cursed = accursed. It's only for children and servants who should be no more children and be no more servants, since this sort of forgiven by law can later become unforgiven and tormented like the servant in Matthew 18; And sins covered by law (sacrifice) will also be uncovered later on in accordance with Matthew 10:26 and Luke 12:2 say there's nothing covered that shall not be revealed (uncovered). So it's like putting away cover ups when man kind; For unto man kind it's revealed law is dung, and such dung is to be flushed, not covered up.

-That: the book of the generation (genesis) of Jesus Christ (by whom came grace and truth): Mt 1:1
-This: the book of the generations (genealogies) of Adam (in whom all die; by law all perish): Gen 5.


-That: the book of life (grace and truth) ... grace void of law, as if light void of darkness
-This: the book of life + death (law and lie) ... grace found in law, as if darkness that's not light
Luke 11:35 Take heed therefore that the light (grace) which is in thee be not darkness (of the law)

Yet concerning Jesus Christ, peace with God is "through Jesus --> Christ", only in Christ.
Jesus -vs- Christ:
(plural) Sons -vs- Son (singular): Standing + Sat Down -vs- Sitteth Above:
Jesus:
was "standing" right in left/right heavens, on high = highminded;
Jesus: "sat down" on high henceforth expecting enemies to be footstool.
Christ:
"sitteth" right in heaven, higher than the heavens: Christ minded.
If ye then be risen with Christ, seek things "above", where Christ "sitteth".

- Christ: sitteth above: higher: harmless (where no law, there is no transgression) ... above (higher)
- Jesus: stood + sat down on high (where there's law, there's also a transgression) ... beneath (high)
Where no law, there is no transgression: Romans 4:15
When no law, then no sin is even imputed: Romans 5:13

- Christ: is our peace who abolished the law of commandments (the transgression) ... Peace
- Jesus: brought swordy division (not peace), goats/sheep partiality (not perfection) ... Confusion
God is not [the author] of confusion (unrest), but [the author] of peace (rest): 1Corinthians 14:33

- Grace Love: Plan A: After: Above: Approved: Accepted ... heart established "with grace"
- Law Love(s): Plan B: Before: Beneath: Bondage: Bewitched ... plural heart "under grace"

- Charity (never faileth) thinketh no evil is put on above forgiving one another: Colossians 3:12-15 
- Law Love (often fails) thinketh evil (law) to forgive, and demands you first forgive to get forgiven
 
God can't be One by Division and Alienation; God is One by Unity and Reconciliation.
Reconciliation unto God does NOT Law impute Sin and Death to anyone at all;
For law imputed sin has a death sting which notably stings all with a dead end.
Said Unity and Reconcialition is NOT for some only; But rather it's Globe-All!

Grace: with you all ... Above
Law: against us ... Beneath


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