As I said, you may quote Saul's pharisaic messianic theology to your heart's content and it still won't make it any less misguided. Even though I must admit that it is internally coherent and you have a solid grasp on it. However, even though there are a lot of valid insights, there's so much BS in Hebrews, I don't even know where to start, and, frankly, I don't think it has any meaning to point it out -- you will explain it all away with some mental gymnastics and believe it anyway. Suffice to say, Saul's theology is based on wrong assumptions because he obviously didn't "inherit what has been promised". Did you? Is that the expectation, the hope for brighter future you so skillfully evaded to answer? As for Torah being useless, just let me remind you of Matthew 5:17–18 and Matthew 15:19. That it was misinterpreted and it took Jesus to show how to live it is a different matter. All in all, if you claim to know God throw away all scriptures and listen to him rather than Saul. Over and out ;)