THROUGH Jesus-->Christ-->God-ward

Bible Translators allegorically SHOUTED a hint in their Epistle Dedicatory: that the three best wishes ever made are through JESUS-->CHRIST. Such wish granting, free gift giving of the ultimate giver, is through J-->C (not CJ). God given victory is through Jesus-->Christ (is our peace who abolished the law).



So "through" seems to be a key word (pun intended), allegorically going through a door, way: Jesus-->Christ, which ends with Christ. Jesus Christ said God said: "I am the door". We could emphasize it differently, to say "I am" (Grace and truth thereof) is "the door" we go "through" to have victory, eternal life, and peace with God. Only the "I am" ("living" God of the "living": the God of all grace, the grace[God] of our Lord "Jesus Christ") is the ever open door way which anyone may freely go in and out "through". In contrast the law is a trap door, a snare.

For another (liar) claiming to be an I am (such as His grace is), but really was only an "am I" (doubtful existence): law was not "the door" way to liberty, but plan b: bondage, and certainly not the ever open door ... rather more like a trap door, a snare, a jail cell door, witch is either closed and locked to hinder entering and exit, or slams shut after sacrificial victims go in (like in Revelation), keeping them in bondage therein, or else locked out (like some virgins). No liberty in such err, only destruction and sorrows. The door JC speaks of is: exists, and is an ever open door way. He has an open door policy, and it's y'all come, through JC, the door, way, leading to life (the eternal sort rather than life + death), via salvation (the eternal sort rather than saved + destroyed), of His Grace (and firstly pure grace: wisdom from above: James 3; the 1st fruit: love, having "no law": Gal 5).

Note: since the Bible flat out states it is allegoric, through also speaks of going through the cross (through Jesus Christ), from one side to the other side, from Jesus (King of the Jews) to Christ (the end of the law), from violence to non-violence, from division to peace, from good and better sacrifices to mercy-full, from blood shed to risen and seated (at rest, peace) with Christ.

"through Jesus --> Christ" ends with "Christ"

To wit, that God was in "Christ" (the end of the law, which had an expiry date, a "fulness of the time" for the counter part in a comparative teaching) reconciling the world (global reconciliation) unto himself, not imputing sin (2Cor 5:19) nor having any respect of persons. So, rather than getting hung up on the cross (cursed is everyone that hangeth on a tree), go through it to liberty, as if from this gospel of many to that gospel of few, for the difference is as going from death to life, from a dead end to a living end (of the law).

is as a grace walk from Mt Sinai to Mt Sion through the valley of the shadow of death; But becomes an end run when seeing we also are compassed about.

1. Rom 1:8  Firstly I thank my God "through Jesus Christ" ...
2. Rom 6:11 Likewise reckon ye also yourselves to be dead indeed unto sin, but alive unto God "through Jesus Christ"
3. Rom 6:23 For the wages of sin death, but the gift of God eternal life "through Jesus Christ" (also Rom 7:25; 15:17; 16:27)
4. Gal 3:14 That the blessing of Abraham might come on the Gentiles "through Jesus Christ" that we might receive ...
5. Titus 3:6 according to his mercy he saved us ... Which he shed on us abundantly "through Jesus Christ" our Saviour
6. Heb 13:20,21 the God of  peace ... make you perfect ... "through Jesus Christ"
7. 1Pet 4:11 "that" God may be glorified in all things "through Jesus Christ"