Yes, thanks, I'm very familiar with them. I'm also familiar with the statements by Jesus regarding those who love to pray loudly in public, so that all will admire them, and the actions of Jesus sharing food and hospitality on an equal basis with tax collectors and and lepers and women, and the parable of the good Samaritan, where the mugging victim was passed by and ignored by a priest and by a temple administrator (<- this is irony! we're supposed to pick up on this!), but helped by a pariah in the eyes of Hebrew/ Jewish society (sorry, I've forgotten when one became the other), another traveler along the road who was from Samaria.
You fixate on laws, and rules, and the fear of hell, thinking that if you dot your i's and cross your t's perfectly every time you'll go to heaven, and you don't look at God's all-encompassing love for all creatures, including all humans, and all of creation, a love which overrides all else. And that's the model that we created beings ("in His image") are to follow, not your sweat-soaked little checklist of thou shalt's and thou shalt not's.