Well, I notice your decency in that reply but I was being facetious. There is no "we" who are all contemptible creatures. Some are good, some are evil, some are angels, some are demons, and every creature in-between, swine, cattle, vultures, worms, sheep, goats, etc., are just human archetypes, metaphors for people that represent the heights and depths of human potential.
This alone clears up many mysteries about the hidden subject of kosher law and ritual sacrifice.
That may be true for whoever "us" is but the righteous earn a place in the world to come. And anyone worthy of rising from the dead is worthy of the kingdom of Heaven. Worthy of eternal life. If you feel like a contemptible creature, a hopeless sinner worthy of damnation I suggest that you just strive to become a better person. Or at least reevaluate, learn, what the true subject of sin is.
If you knew that Jesus was teaching that the Law was not to be taken literally, and is not about diet, fashion, or the sexual preferences of consenting adults, you would not be feeling like shit.
And you wouldn't need to be forgiven.
Sure, but what you believe about Jesus really MATTERS, it can be either a blessing or a curse.
If you believe Jesus was a man sent by God to reveal the hidden subjects of the Law, a blessing, IF YOU DO IT. If you believe Jesus was a trinity that became a man to die for your sins, a curse.
Jesus taught and demonstrated the only right way to understand and comply with the Laws demands that fulfills the promise of life for everyone who listens to his Words, (eats his flesh) and acts on it (drinks his blood). Life is in the blood, in the doing. So just do it and you will be worthy of the kingdom of Heaven, even if you seem like a contemptible creature to dingbots who pretend to believe that God became a Jewish man who was crucified as a perfect human sacrifice so that believers who celebrate his death and eat him can sin with impunity for life. derp
Smarten up. This is earth, teeming with predators always on the hunt for easy prey to devour.
If someone tries to get you to confess that you are worthless piece of shit who has to accept that Jesus is God, a trinity who became a man to die for your sins, say "fuck you" and run as if your life depended on it. It does, and you will live to tell your children's children about your near death experience with a direct descendant of that ever elusive deadly poisonous talking serpent of old.
The Nachash.
The Hebrew word נָחָשׁ (Nāḥāš) is used in the Hebrew Bible to identify the serpent that appears in Genesis 3:1, in the Garden of Eden. In the first book of the Torah, the serpent is portrayed as a deceptive creature or trickster, who promotes as good what God had forbidden and shows particular cunning in its deception.