I like the way you think.
There is one thing that should be added. The price of sin is death. If a person should be put to death, then when judgment day comes, you can bet they will be. We don't need to, nor should we. People use the off the wall things from the law to try and pin others down to be say yes or no. If you answer Yes, then you are seen as a lost soul, and trust me, the fall out from a yes answer will be never ending. If you simply answer NO, then look out. Now you are a lair, or teach against your own teaching, and once more the fall out will be never ending. Read the NT, you will see the same kind of thing was used to try and trap Yeshua.
Well thanks for the compliment
And I have indeed read the New Testament
In fact in full I have read the whole Bible twice
And now I have begun again to try to make it thrice
This an interesting topic for me to read and digest this
For I am now in the middle of reading through Leviticus
A lot of people get weary reading the Books of Law, it makes them tense
But if you relax and think about it, a lot of it is actually just common sense
And no, I'm not trying to say the Law is going to save anyone from Judgement
Otherwise there'd be no point in Aaron making sacrifices for atonement
Even in the Torah it is not the burning of rams' fat that saves
But rather it has always been up to God and his grace.