The Holy Bible, which defines itself as "allegory" and "mystery", says (plural and contrary) "scriptures" were written "aforetime" for our "learning"; Perhaps to go and "learn" what meaneth: "I will have mercy, and not sacrifice" (Mt 9:13, repeated from Hos 6:6), which is as to allegory say I will have grace and not law, which is also to say I will have life and not death, if law is "the ministration of death" and grace is ministration of life.
The Bible also notes only the singular 'script-u-are' is what is "inspired of God"; For if plural and contrary "scriptures" were inspired of God, it would not only make God bi-polar, but also make you all both alive + dead = a dead end.
Biblically, since "we all are one", and "there is no respect of persons with God", then it becomes a global matter of grace(life) or law(death) for you and all the KofG within you... as if a matrix to navigate, with escape being via give more earnest heed to what's been said, only other option being no escape.
Gandhi said it this way:
the choice is non-violence (grace) or non-existence (law).
Shakespeare said it this way:
To be (grace) or not to be (law), that is the quest i on.
Plato said it this way:
No law or ordinance is mightier than understanding.
Solomon said it this way:
With all thy getting, get understanding = grace glory.
The end to endure to, to be saved(grace) only is also written:
The GRACE of our Lord Jesus Christ with you all. Amen.