The build up of frustration of the condition of village-community life riddled with jealousy, covetousness, lust, anger, etc. *calls* for a Scapegoat to blame. Out of this comes the Reason for the Messiah but hiddenly so. Death of the human in order to place blame on is the hidden cry for The Messiah. Sometimes, a pagan’s *grace* is given to the hated one which they dispense their *sins* upon. The scapegoat/ Messiah figure is run out of the village to take on the wiles of the outside world. This theme has never left us from the time our consciousness registered ‘sin’ as a substantial idea. This “sin” wasn’t necessarily ‘moral’…it was though the contagion which rent the village into pieces
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