The moral of the Holy Bible, in which such things are an "allegory", is not to cover your ass with a childish diaper, but uncover (revelaton) it and get rid of all the ****, flush all of it where such sh-it (Dt 18; Heb 12) belongs, even make a clean wipe of all such childish law law;

for a little leaven leaveneth the whole lump (a little law: "ministration of death" kills the whole body if not removed "in time"... just as in the natural a little cancer kills the whole body if not removed in time).

Hence the "operation" of God (Cor) is about removing the law (killer of all), and "in time" (Heb 4:16).

God said: let us make "man" kind, one man kind, of twain options i) in our image (ii) after our likeness. The after part of such before/after is the grace part of such law/grace in the two one man scenarios of Rom 5, two Adams of 1Cor 15, etc, etc.

"Let" us make man.
Let "us" make man.
Let us "make" man.
Let us make "man" kind of child/man kinds.
(to be come man kind, put away childish things: 1Cor 13)

What not to be? Be no more children, ignorant children tossed to and fro, easily duped. Grow up, and "take heed", even "more earnest heed" of what's been said; For what's been said, what's written aforetime, is for our "learning" (Rm 15:4), and it's an allegorical mystery to be solved in time since there is neither mystery nor time for such in eternity. Selah.

What to be? Be ye perfect(Mt 5:4 , merciful (Lk 6:36), and grace + law is not merciful since law worketh wrath, not to mention it's a dead end.

Holy Bible, Revelation thereof, has no such dead end, because it has no mention of law at all, and because "his angel" (Paul) plays the last trump it:

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