What does the Bible say about worshiping contrary to the law?

The accusation that Paul persuaded men to worship God contrary to the law is examined in Acts 18:12-17. Worship under the law required a priest, a sacrifice, and an altar. Christians believe that Jesus Christ fulfills these requirements as our perfect priest, sacrifice, and altar. Therefore, when Paul preached the gospel, he wasn't diminishing the law but rather proclaiming the fulfillment of the law in Christ. This view aligns with the understanding that Christ is the end of the law for righteousness to everyone who believes (Romans 10:4). True worship is an acknowledgment of the complete sufficiency of Christ and the grace that comes from faith, rather than reliance on the law for righteousness.