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52 Testimony Of The MessiahIt was for people who were sinners because they had awrong heart. They had to have a law to forgive or pardonsin. Breaking The Commandments was a capitalcrime, so death was administered to the transgressor.This was the only way Israel (with a wrong heart) wouldknow when they sinned, so they could remain clean asGod’s people. They were intended to be a testimony orwitness in a Court of Law to the world. This was for avery good reason. The Torah, before becoming a Lawin a court, was under The Priesthood of Melchizedek.It allowed them to be pardoned from their sins andreceive mercy. The Priesthood of Melchizedek pardonedsin through faith. Sacrifice was necessary tobe a testimony for The Future Promised Seed. TheMessiah would not only save Israel but the rest of TheWorld, as well (I John 4:14).A Testimony“A testimony” in Hebrew and Greek is “a witness.”Adam and Eve were a witness to their progeny (Proverbs22:6). “Train up a child in the way he [or she]should go and when he [or she] is old, he [or she] willnot depart from it.” But, they failed. When the failurecontinued into Noah’s day, God had to flood theworld. When Israel failed by not trusting God, ThePromised Seed came and, then, Christ turned to anation more worthy than the chosen who became theunbelievers (Matthew 21:43). By the end of The FirstCentury, Christianity failed again. Only a few of TheTribes of Israel and Christians (The Gentiles) werefaithful (Jude 3). A witness was necessary for a courttrial. What trial would this be? The only trial appli-