You don't even know what you're talking about. Paul says the "through the Torah is the know of sin". If you do not know the Torah, then you cannot possibly know what is sin, because the commands of the Torah define sin. Not knowing the Torah is like a layman trying to fix the engine of a car, without having a manual or not knowing how to fix an engine. The Torah is our manual, which defines "righteousness", it is the knowledge of good and evil, which is why Paul also wrote, "the Torah is the embodiment of all knowledge and truth". And next, the Messiah died so that he can end sin, not so that you can be excused to continue committing sin, which is why it is written, "70 weeks are appointed to end sin, finish transgression, and to anoint the most set-apart one", which was the Messiah. His blood perfects a man, which the blood of animals was never able to do, through belief in him, by receiving the airflow of God, which is the anointing. And this is why it is written, "I will put my airflow within you, and cause you to obey my statutes" and "in order that the righteous requirement of the Torah may finally be fulfilled in us who walk according to the airflow". When the airflow enters the body, he cuts away sin in the inward man, which is the circumcision of the heart, and perfects him and sets him apart in this way, and this is what is called being "born again" and "born of the airflow", which is also why it is written, "he who is born of God cannot sin, it is impossible". And this is why whoever is freed from sin is also subsequently released from the written Torah, because someone who has been freed from sin is no longer in subjection to a Torah that reveals all that is sin, which is also why it is written, "the Torah was enacted not for the righteous, but for the lawless". You err greatly in your understanding of everything, which is why through your false belief rather than become the righteousness of God that you misperceive yourself to have, you are in fact lawless. The Torah commands that debts be forgiven every 7 years, that a man should not covet what belongs to his neighbor, that a man must look out for the safety of others as in the example of putting a rail on a rooftop, that a man should grab something that he finds and is lost and try to return it to its owner, that a man should not wear women's clothing, that a man should not use false quantities and measures to buy or sell, that we are to set ourselves apart by wearing tzitzit and tallit, and many more commands that define "good and evil" and how to become set-apart. Without set-apartness no one will see God, and the Torah is what defines set-apartness. You're a fool and stubborn, refusing to understand the Torah and delight yourself in its commands. Whoever rejects the Torah is himself an abomination to God, and will be destroyed, which is why it is written, "hear you earth, I will destroy this people because they have rejected my Torah".
