Not Under Law examines Paul's difficult statements about law, grace, faith, obedience, circumcision, and the Spirit. Rather than treating individual verses in isolation, Jared Abram Seltzer follows the biblical argument from Abraham and Sinai through the prophets, Yeshua, Acts, and Paul's letters. The book asks how Scripture can describe God's law as holy and good while also speaking of release from it, and how believers can be "not under law" while still being called to obedience. The result is a unified, Scripture-centered framework that distinguishes justification, covenantal standing, obedience, and the continuing instructional role of Scripture without forcing Paul's statements into contradiction.