So when it says transgression of the law, I understand that to be just referencing one law, right, because right now you've listed two, right, which is the law of God, the Ten Commandments, and the law of Moses. It could only be one of them. And furthermore, I see a mistake that Hebrew Israelites make is that they don't understand that Jesus Christ, the Word made flesh, is the lawgiver, right? If you look at Hebrews 7 and 12, it says that the law has changed because the priesthood has changed.

so the way that we can see jesus exercising his authority as the lawgiver is in the gospels there's numerous places where he says you have heard that it was said of old but i say unto you all right so jesus is saying that he is the lawgiver right he is the judge he is the high priest he is all these things so he has authority he's been given authority by the father to tell us what the standard for entering the kingdom is

So if your standard for righteousness or entering the kingdom is based on keeping the law of Moses then there's actually no way for you to enter the kingdom because a lot of the key ordinances that you need to you know keep and uphold is only through the institution of a Levitical priesthood right and there is no contemporary and there are no Levites performing priestly duties.

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