God's holy spiritual law, the Torah, encompasses not only the Pentateuch or the Ten Commandments but the entire instruction and counsel of God, referred to in Psalm 119 as His precepts, statutes, commandments, judgments, ordinances, testimonies, and words. God the Father deemed His law so vital that He sent His Son to pay for the penalties we have accrued against it, providing a model for keeping the law and granting us His Holy Spirit to empower us to observe it both in letter and spirit, guiding us to spiritual growth and godly character. As God's Holy Spirit displaces our carnality, it acts as His law in action, preparing us for the DNA of our new spiritual bodies at our resurrection. As kings and priests in training, we must embrace God's holy law, internalizing it and making it an integral part of us. The thread of reality, once an external code chiseled on stone tablets, is now an inner code, self-contained, with illumination coming from within us, as it proceeds from our heavenly Father and our Elder Brother Jesus Christ. In the midst of satanic storms of false doctrine, Internet misinformation, and disinformation, God's called-out ones have the assurance that by following this internal thread of reality—God's Holy Spirit, His law in action—we will be guided to a way of escape or a place of safety. We need only follow our Elder Brother's lead, holding to the fence wire of God's holy law around the perimeter of worldliness until we reach the safety of God's Kingdom.

God's law, as the eternal guide for moral and spiritual conduct, is not merely a set of external rules but a profound internal compass for His people. It is a permanent, perpetual, and everlasting standard, intended for human benefit, illuminating the mind and serving as a reliable guide to living. The law, coming directly from God, is a delight to follow, bringing joy and acting as a counselor, a song, and a lamp to light one's path. Jesus Christ did not abolish the law but explained and amplified its spiritual character, showing that it must be internalized to truly keep it in both letter and spirit. He demonstrated that the law reaches into the inward parts—thoughts, desires, and imagination—demanding that everything be brought into subjection to God's will. Christ embodied the law in His own life, making it His natural way of living, and set the ultimate goal for believers to have God's law become second nature, deeply embedded in the heart so that doing His will is automatic. The gospel establishes the law in the hearts and minds of believers through faith, vindicating its eternal nature. Christ's teachings, such as those on the Sabbath, clarified the spirit behind the law, revealing its true intent and purpose, rather than altering or nullifying it. His life and sacrifice further fulfilled the law, bearing its penalty for humanity's sins while maintaining its undiminished grandeur. The aim of the law is to enable believers to become like Christ, and through Him, the power to keep it in spirit is granted. Ultimately, the goal is for God's law to be so internalized that it shapes one's very nature, aligning personal will with divine will. In the Kingdom of God, this conformity will be complete, with holiness as the element and joy of believers, fulfilling the law perfectly through faith in Christ and the transformative work of God's Spirit.