What does the Bible say about believers and the law?

According to the New Testament, believers are distinctly stated to be free from the law of Moses. As Paul asserts in Romans 6:14, 'ye are not under the law.' This signifies that believers are liberated from the constraints and condemnation of the law concerning justification and sanctification. The law serves a purpose, yet it is not the governing standard for believers in their daily lives; rather, they are called to follow Christ as their ultimate example. Therefore, the law's role is not as a rule of life for believers but rather as something fulfilled in Christ, who is the 'end of the law for righteousness to everyone that believeth' (Romans 10:4).