God is the judge, not religious man, in my understanding While it is true all men, except Jesus, have sinned, it is not true that a man cannot be obedient to God, as the Scriptures teach us about David, Noah, Abraham, Caleb, Joshua, Zacharias, Simeon, Anna, the Wise Men, and so on.
Perfection, as defined by God and commanded by Jesus is the goal. Yes, there will be "other voices" in the garden God placed us in, who "profess to know God" and who "call Jesus Lord, Lord", who will try and convince us God lied to us and commanded a "way of the Lord" that is not possible to follow. "Many" even call God's instruction in righteousness a "Yoke of Bondage" and beggarly elements of this world, twisting Scriptures to deceive the simple. But Jesus Himself warned us to "Take Heed" we are not deceived by these "many" who come in His Name.
It is written that God knows we need to know what to eat, what to drink, what knowledge to clothe ourselves in. Jesus said to "Seek ye First the Kingdom of God and
HIS Righteousness", and all these things will be added to us.
In my experience there is no "what is next" my friend. It is a lifetime commitment, a "Way of Life" to grow in the wisdom, righteousness and knowledge of God. To remove the beams in our own eyes. As Paul teaches;
Romans 2:
7 To them who by "patient continuance" in well doing seek for glory and honour and immortality, eternal life:
For me, everything changed when I followed the Christs instruction to not adopt this world's religious traditions and teaching. And after studying apart from their influence, the Scriptures came alive for me.
One thing that helped with the question you asked, was the reality of my existence in this world God placed me in. I am given power by God in this world to choose and do things, but only in the moment. I cannot go back even ten minutes into the past and "do" anything. Nor can I go into the future and "do" anything. I only have power today, right now. And right now, I doubt that either you or I are transgressing God's Commandments. I have sinned in the past, and may sin in the future, but in the moment, right now I can choose not to transgress God's Commandments. I have many "nows" throughout the day in which to make this choice. If I keep God's Word in my mind and in my heart, or as it is called in the bible, "The mind that was in Christ", this is how we can endure to the end, as Jesus speaks to. This is God's definition of "Faith".
This is how Paul lived.
Phil. 3: 12 Not as though I had already attained, either were already perfect: but I follow after, "if that I may apprehend" that for which also I am apprehended of Christ Jesus.
13 Brethren, I count "not" myself to have apprehended: but this one thing I do, forgetting those things which are behind, and reaching forth unto those things which are before, (My next "Now")
14 I "press toward the mark" for the prize of the high calling of God (That is) in Christ Jesus.
15 Let us therefore, as many as be perfect, be thus minded: and if in any thing ye be otherwise minded, God shall reveal even this unto you.
This world religions, or as it was in Eve's time, "The other voice" in the garden, are there to prove us, in my view, whether we will walk in the "Good works" God before ordained that we should walk in them, or not. Jesus warns about them and tells us not to be like unto them.
But religion is big money, and they have a lot of influence, and they promote very seductive philosophies which creates a broad path followed by the masses and have been around since before the Tower of Babel.
I don't believe a man should go to them for instruction in righteousness, or adopt their religious traditions, high days and judgments, or their images of God they have created, based on what the Jesus of the Bible actually teaches, given we have the Oracles of God in our own homes now and have been instructed by Jesus Himself to "Live by" the Words of God contained therein.
But this would mean that mankind doesn't need all these religious businesses to be known of Jesus. This, of course, is not an acceptable marketing strategy to grow their religious business which can only survive and grow by converting contributing members to it.
Certainly, not a popular understanding with the promoters of these religious sects. But something for men seeking God's Truth should consider, in my view.