Tell me, will someone who believes not be judged by by the law if he murders or if he commits adultery? Clearly, even if he believes, he is still committing sins contrary to the Law, for have you not read, "murderes, adulterers will not inherit the kingdom of God"? These are commands found in the Law. You cannot separate belief from Law, because belief should cause you to obey Law, not to disobey it, otherwise your belief is dead.
You do understand that JESUS paid for the sins of the WHOLE WORLD right......the LAW is a SCHOOLMASTER and takes ALL by the hand and points them to a few things....such as...
a. WE cannot meet GOD's standard
b. There is ONE who MEETS GOD'S STANDARD--->JESUS
BY FAITH the condemnation of the LAW is removed from ALL who believe and the RIGHTESOUSNESS of CHRIST WITHOUT the LAW is APPLIED and IMPUTED unto all who believe.....
DO you think murder and adultery are the only disqualifying sins....IF you break one of the least of the COMMANDMENTS you are GUILTY of the WHOLE LAW.....SIN as defined by the LAW is not the issue as that has been dealt with by JESUS at the cross....HE is the PROPITIATION for the SINS of the WHOLE WORLD and we are UNDER A NEW COVENANT that was not RATIFIED until the DEATH of CHRIST on the cross
THIS is the biggest thing most miss....JESUS was UNDER THE LAW and the OLD COVENANT which was until JOHN....the NEW COVENANT was DID NOT come on line until the death of JESUS and exactly why he said what he said of the which you quote.
OF course all murderers, liars, adulterers etc. will be found GUILTY and not inherit the KINGDOM.....ALL the ones who are NOT REDEEMED and covered by the BLOOD of the NEW Covenant of FAITH!