>>17951827
God delivered the commandments and the laws to the people of Moses because they were greatly wicked and needed correction, but the laws in themselves were an intervention meant to heal them so they may be worthy of the Kingdom of God.
The pharisees of Christ's time had things reversed: they worshipped the laws while their spirits were unclean and corrupted. Christ came to abolish worship of the laws and create a new covenant.
In the new covenant, the laws were not adequate for salvation as every man who ever lived cannot be sinless by the standard they set. The punishment for sin was historically death, which was put onto a sacrifice in the form of a lamb or other animal that died for your sins.
Christ then, is God's sacrifice to atone for all sins in the eyes of the law for all time, so instead of having to kill a lamb you enter into a relationship of faith and repentance with the sacrifice of God who died in your place.
Therefor, the old laws become absolved through faith in Christ, and in short the pharisees are BTFO.
This is why they killed Him.