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It has been taught that “I desire mercy not sacrifice” means that the Torah and the Priesthood will perish forever. However, the Prophecies of the Messianic Age Temple (Ezek. 40-44) has offerings of thanksgiving and Zadok as the priesthood of the Anointed Prince. And the people of the Prince will bring their offerings in clean robes, undefiled from unclean meats, circumcised flesh and hearts – the Gentile will be there just as the Jew and they . They both will be one people honoring the same covenant the same way.

To not enter into the covenant is akin to a bystander. For many know that the stripes are what has healed us and that the sins of all have been carried by the One whom the Most High has Appointed and chosen. If we know that transgression of the Torah is sin (1John 3:4), why do we use the Blood of the Lamb as an excuse to transgress the Torah? Is this not the very definition of hypocrisy? Many use this verse in Hosea and the teachings of Saul/Paul to teach that the Gentile is exempt from following the commandments and that the commandments are only for the Jew/Israel. "One Law" (Ex. 12) is for both the Jew and the Gentile, this . This is specifically concerning the Passover Lamb. Thus, Therefore:  1) If we believe that the Messiah is the Passover Lamb we can't ignore "if you wish to enter life, keep the commandments". This pertains to both the Jew and the Gentile.  2) If you enter into the covenant of the Passover all the males must be circumcised - this is both spiritual and physical. If Abraham can circumcise at 99 years old, surely we can at 30, 50, 60 etc.  3) To We must actively participate in the fellowship as one people in the same manner is the commandment.