How did Israel treat Christ according to Peter's picture of the rebellious son?

Les teaches that Peter is bringing the Deuteronomy chapter 5 rebellious-son picture to the nation of Israel. In that law, a rebellious son who was a drunkard and whom the parents could not control was turned over to the authorities, stoned, and then his dead corpse was hung on a pole as a public spectacle. Les explains that Peter applies this picture to Israel: this is what they had really done with their Christ. They had considered Him like a rebellious, drunkard, wicked son, and they killed Him and hung Him on a tree. Les also notes that in actuality He became that on our behalf, for He who knew no sin became sin for us. The crucifixion was awful, not beautiful, and was a curse because God laid on Him the sins of the whole human race.