The trial and crucifixion of Jesus Christ stand as a profound event, marked by intense hatred toward the totally innocent Jesus. Amidst the numerous illegalities of His arrest and trial, a significant defense of His claims emerges from Old Testament prophecies. One key aspect of this defense is that the Messiah was to be born of a virgin, and Jesus was. Isaiah recorded this prophecy, and though it might be a challenging point to accept, Mary, His mother, could have testified to this truth had she been called as a witness during the trial. This fulfillment of prophecy stands as a critical piece of evidence supporting Jesus' identity as the Messiah, highlighting the failure of the authorities to consider such a defense in their proceedings against Him.