Fear is often a greater motivator than faith.

@Aaron Abke & James Benefico - Because many have been taught to view the Bible upside down by the Pharisaic authors (John, Saul, Simon petros), correcting what Christ came for, means reading it independently of their Balaam teachings (Micah 6:5-8) - that Christ came to die as a sin sacrifice.

Immanuel in Isaiah 8:11-22 came to 'lay a Snare' by 'sealing up a testimony among the disciples', 'to see who would speak to the dead on behalf of the living'.

Saul purposely created the Bed of Adultery (Isaiah 28:9-19+20-21), where he makes 'a Covenant of Death' (Isaiah 28:15+18) about 'the Chief Corner Stone' (Isaiah 28:16) to set up the Gentiles (Uneducated).

Saul/Sheol are spelled the same in Hebrew; where Saul is playing the role of the devil, against the Archangel of the Lord.

God is testing who listens to both 'the Law & the Testimony' of Yeshua, where it could make a great teaching tool if understood properly; otherwise the Ravenous Beings (Perazim) who've signed up in the blood of the Messiah, get removed at Judgement Day (not saved as the Pharisaic authors taught everyone).

This was all prophesied in the Parable of the Wicked Husbandmen (Luke 20:9-19, Mark 12:1-12, Matthew 21:33-46), that the Pharisees would claim people got an inheritance from the death of the Son of the Vineyard, yet they'd be condemned by God instead.

We fall in love with another's music, and when combined it can create an enchanting symphony.

Without having some system of moral social ethics (religion), most will keep to what is easiest.