Original sentence: " To break the law is to sin in the biblical sense.After the first century AD this idea was erradicated because of a shift from a Judaic world view to a Gentile world view that sought to get as far away from anything Jewish that it could.Conversely, the word sin can be defined as missing the mark.However, all but probably one writer of the New Teatament was Jewish hence every time sin is mentioned in the New Teatament it should be viewed and defined as the Apostle John outlines it in his first epistle.In a New Testament Biblical sense, sin is actually defined in 1 John 3:4 "Whosoever committeth sin transgresseth also the law: for sin is the transgression of the law.Mosaic Law is the only Law first Century Jews lived by.The Law mentioned here is referring to the Mosaic Law or Torah which means to hit the mark