The Torah of HASHEM is perfect, restoring the soul; the testimony of HASHEM is trustworthy, making the simple ones wise, the orders of HASHEM, gladdening the heart; the command of HASHEM is clear, enlightening the eyes; the fear of HASHEM is pure, enduring forever; the judgments of HASHEM are true altogether righteous. Psalm 19:8-10
Here’s a summary of what King David states:
The Torah of Hashem:
1. Is Perfect
2. Restores the soul
3. Is trustworthy
4. Makes the simple wise
5. Gladdens the heart
6. Is clear, enlightening the eyes
7. Is true, altogether righteous
Choosing to repudiate the facts about Torah is completely immoral and irrational. King David reports that Torah is absolutely perfect. There is no inkling of imperfection to be found in any of the 613 commandments given to Moses by Hashem at Sinai. Torah accomplishes all of what Hashem set it forth to accomplish. In fact, there is no need for anything else outside of what Torah prescribes. Complete Torah observance restores the soul and does not require any belief or faith in a “personal savior” as a prerequisite. Trusting in Hashem’s Torah, demonstrated through sincere non-selective observance, is sufficient. Grasping this concept may be difficult at first for the non-Jew, however assuming such wisdom will bring the heart gladness and clear vision. Nothing else is as true and as righteous as the Torah. King David is known as a man after God's heart however so many don’t take what he states seriously because it goes against what they’ve been taught. It’s time you start questioning your reasoning. Read the text. If your belief doesn’t conform to the text then a contradiction is evident. You have two options. Remain living in contradiction or adjust your beliefs with those of King David. You can learn more about living a non selective Torah observant life within Orthodox Judaism from the Netzarim in Raanana, Israel.