Testimony
The Law Fulfilled
“Think not that I am come to destroy the law, or the prophets: I am not come to destroy, but to fulfill. For verily I say unto you, Till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the law, till all be fulfilled” (Matt. 5:17, 18).
When the Roman soldier pierced Jesus' side, blood and water (i.e., serous fluid) flowed from his side, ran down the cross into the crack caused by the earthquake and went 20' down into Jeremiah's Grotto where it fell on the Mercy Seat of the Ark of the Covenant, which had been placed there for safe keeping by those who were eventually taken prisoner during the time of the Babylonian captivity.
Who would have thought that Christ's blood would have flowed down from that cross, through the crack in the earth - down onto that Mercy Seat of the original and earthly Ark of the Covenant.
It was at this time - the time when the blood found its way to that place of mercy - that the veil of the temple was rent from top to bottom, signifying that the barrier between man and God had been lifted. The long awaited reconciliation was now established.
When Jesus died, is soul went down into Hades, the abode of the dead. It was not the place of torment in Hades; He went down into Paradise, also known as Abraham's bosom, one of two compartments in Hades (Lk. 16). It was in Paradise that He remained for three days and three nights, or from Passover Wednesday until Saturday evening. On Saturday evening, the first day of the week in the Hebrew calendar, his soul came up from Hades (i.e., Paradise) and was reunited with his glorified body in the resurrection. His words to Mary Magdalene, when she held to him tightly on Sunday morning, were “touch me not, for I have not yet ascended” into heaven. But shortly after this, He did ascend into heaven. It was at this time that He placed his blood on that heavenly counterpart - the substance of which was shown to Moses, and is mentioned in Hebrews - the heavenly Mercy Seat in that temple above (Heb. 8:1-2, 9:11-12).
The earthly Ark of the Covenant was patterned after the heavenly Ark of the Covenant. Thus, Jesus placed his own blood on the earthly and the heavenly Mercy Seats. Ron Wyatt recently found the Ark of the Covenant in Jeremiah's Grotto. Amazingly, the ark had been placed in a position such that when the earthquake occurred, a crevice was opened in the earth, and down went His blood, through the crack, and onto the Mercy Seat; as was required by the Law.
Ron took a sample of the blood to a Jewish clinic, and asked for a chromosome count, but the Jewish doctors said that a chromosome count could not be done on dried blood - since the blood is “dead”. Ron asked the doctors to humor him, reconstitute the dried blood with water, and run a chromosome count. To their amazement, they were able to obtain a chromosome count, and it showed a total of 24 chromosomes. Certainly unique blood, since it was still alive after being dried for almost 2000 years. Also, blood with 24 chromosomes is unique. Of course, Jesus had the 23 chromosomes that He received from his mother Mary, but He also had the y-chromosome that He received from the Holy Spirit. This 24th chromosome made him male and gave him untainted blood. This was why Jesus did not have the sin nature; the one transmitted through the blood.
When the Jewish doctors asked Ron where he got the unique blood, he told them. The doctors began to weep and wail openly, as they realized that Jesus Christ was the true Messiah of Israel. 
Excerpts taken from a letter of Lyn Mize of The Open Door. 
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