Khushi,

Grace (not law) unto you, and peace (not division),
from God our Father and the Lord Jesus --> Christ.

Yes, I can and I will help you with that.

Note: law is both natural and spiritual, but
law is natural disaster and spiritual perversion.

Eg: 1Corinthians 15 uses Before/After analogies:
- Sown in corruption/Raised in incorruption
- Sown in dishonour/Raised in glory
- Sown in weakness/Raised in power
- Sown a natural body/Raised a spiritual body
- 1st man Adam: living soul/Last Adam: quickening spirit
- Natural first/Spiritual afterward
- First man: earthy/Second man: heavenly
But it also asks "howbeit afterward": conversion or perversion, if law is allowed to be the "spiritual" part of such Before/After. It's obviously perversion:

eg: Priests molesting children:
is it conversion or perversion?
It's obviously perversion, not conversion.

eg: the cover up blessed of Romans 4:7,
that later on gets Luke 12:2 uncovered
and revealed for what such is, afterward;
is it conversion (grace) or perversion (law)?
It's obviously perversion, not conversion.
Conversion is not child-ish law blessed + cursed,
but "man" blessed (no sin imputed to man of child/man)

eg: renamed Peter of Simon/Peter is called Satan,
and after saying Jesus (division) is Christ (peace);
For even when he's Right of Left/Right he still
rebukes, and thrice denies, and dissimulates; So
rock-y Peter is not yet converted (Luke 22:32).
He gets converted by reading Paul's epistles;
which are not the gospel of Jesus, but of Christ.

In the same manner two Sons Jesus is not yet perfected
while casting out devils and doing cures: Luke 13:32.
Perfected = neither devils nor ills conscious.
Perfect = Merciful does not give place to law;
For give place to law gives place to devils, ills.

This would explain your destructions and failures.
You gave place to "law worketh wrath" = harmful,
and your sides wars had side effects to you too.

So we leave being right of left/right for above,
since even grace of law/grace is still division,
not peace; still partiality, not perfection; and
still stands in jeopardy instead of sit in harmless.

Grow in grace to the fulness of Christ = pure grace,
which is not divided, nor partial, nor against any.