Childish to die of old age in the new age.

Three Wishes: Grace Mercy Peace.

I was just reading the news about the oldest man dying at age 113, who outlived three of his five children. He was still driving at 108, and his pet peave then was slow drivers. A woman had outlived him previously, she died at age 114. Now the oldest person is 111. They say it is not so uncommon to live to 106 in Japan. Yet what still seems common to man is whenever law gets added to grace is sufficient it produces a dead end, Adamic death coming upon all, via such grace + law being as life + death = a dead end. No such dead end in my Bible, and because when his angel plays the last trump it, there is no mention of law at all (where no law, no dead end).

Biblically the oldest man was Methuselah, son of Enoch, who had this testimony prior to being "not found": he walked with God and pleased God. I wonder what allegoric biblical God, law or grace, Enoch walked with and pleased, if he was later on said to be "not found" = lost? Kindly permit me to explain such allegory.

Perhaps it is better to be found, instead of not found = lost; and found in Christ: "the end of the law", in which there is notably no sin (no law, since only law imputes sin), and hence no death since only sin brings forth death when it is finished. But hey, what imputes sin? Isn't it law, the source and strength of sin having a deadly sting, not to mention law produces infirmities: Heb 7:23, accusations: Jn 5:45, and "law worketh wrath": Rom 4:15. Notably being found, in him(Christ) is as not having righteousness of your own, which is "of the law": Phil 3:9.

Oldest biblical man was Methuselah, who's name seemed to mean when he dies, it shall come... the killer flood, something every culture seems to have a legend of. Methuselah (969) outlived Adam (930) by 39 years, but he died, didn't make it aboard Noah's ark. Noah also died at age 950, living 450 yrs after the flood, but still ended up in the hALL of shame of Heb 11 with other notable blind faith heroes like Moses, who notably all died and also received not the promise... God having provided some better thing for us than a dead end via grace + law.

Old Moses died at age 120, also from a bad case of life + death = a dead end; and so it goes, till the average age of man is now under three score and ten, so everyone wants to increase it, live l-o-n-ger, and then still die, instead of live and not die, via grace and not law, which is "mercy and not sacrifice" in Mt 9:13 (from Hos 6:6).

How utterly sad sader sadest to get old older oldest, for the older we get the more nigh unto death we get, unless we let go of old things like an old testament and laws thereof being added to "grace is sufficient" (no law req'd); Law which the Bible says is faulty and "waxeth old", and to the point of being "ready to vanish": Heb 8:13, "shall vanish": 1Cor 13:8. And when it does, when we let law be dead testator of the new testament, then none perish, nor ever get old and die. For when ended properly, law: sin & death never happened. Thereby none perish.

Perhaps it is biblically "childish" to die of old age in the new age, especially when older folk ought to know better (die to law instead of die by law), especially as the oldest in the third day. Put away childish things?

Many deceivers, who come to deceive many, shall say "the time draweth near" (Luke 21:8), but in fact such ministers of Satan speak of their end: 2Cor 11:15, which is the dead end all law priests had: Heb 7:23, perhaps the old end of the old testament many deceived thereby failed to realize was life + death = a dead end, and via their foolish grace + law, which is allegorically as truth + lie in Jn 1:17, and being as good + evil such ends badly for all such twice fallen, from heaven to heavens, then from heavens to earth, and of such baby-lonians who wanna get old older oldest... even to the point of vanishing, as does law when it's given no more place to kill.

For it seems childish, child of hell childish to die at all, and perhaps "more the child of hell" childish to die of old age in the new age of such old/new ages of law/grace in the Holy Bible containing Old and New Tesaments, which seems to have best of good better best ends when and where his angel (the man kind of child/man) plays the last trump it followed by the last Amen, a singular Amen to grace only of such law/grace:

The "grace" of our Lord Jesus Christ with you all. Amen.