The scapegoat serves as a symbolic representation of Christ's compassionate efforts on behalf of the impoverished and suffering. We recognize the authentic Church, as described in the Old Testament, as the true embodiment of these principles. Christ's mission to save His people transcends linguistic barriers, extending beyond the confines of Israel. The antiquated tabernacle system had become obsolete by the time Christ arrived in human form. Thus, His purpose encompassed not only the salvation of Israel but also the dismantling of the outdated worship structure and the expulsion of corrupt Old Testament leaders from His kingdom.Christ willingly left His heavenly dwelling to enter a world tainted by sin and turmoil. He bore the heavy burden of those who were marginalized and downtrodden. His approach to ministry had a profoundly positive impact on the community of believers. His primary focus was on healing the sick, uplifting the oppressed, and putting an end to the suffering caused by an outdated societal structure. This is precisely why He took on the burden of our curses. It is important to note that these curses are deeply personal. The Devil, who himself is cursed, is ultimately condemned by the very God who created him. Christ referred to the leaders of Israel as offspring of the Devil, highlighting their corrupt nature. While His mission was to proclaim peace to His followers, He also dismantled the antiquated system when faced with the hour of suffering. In doing so, He not only healed the sick but also eradicated the prideful.In a certain aspect, Christ assumed the role of the recipient of the collective rejection from the nation. He willingly shouldered the burden of the mistreatment directed towards Him. It is important to note that this suffering was not self-inflicted or a result of powerlessness, as evidenced by His tears shed over Jerusalem. Rather, it was a profound prophetic vision of the impending judgment that He would bring upon the deviant nation. Christ's mission extended beyond being a sacrificial Lamb on the cross, as He also aimed to liberate those held captive. His purpose included gathering the multitude of Martyrs and accompanying them to their eternal abode.Christ was not just a sacrificial victim for atonement, but rather, through His resurrection, He proclaimed everlasting security and favor as a representative for those who suffered persecution. In His selfless act, Christ eradicated the curse and fulfilled His divine mission to bear the burdens of a fallen world, thereby assuming the role of the exalted Lord for His followers throughout eternity. The assurances bestowed upon us are unequivocally affirmative! Do you earnestly invoke these assurances? Be vigilant against allowing the world to inflict harm upon you.