Does a baby in the womb get its blood from its mother?
No. The fetus in the mother’s womb never receives any of the mother’s blood, and the mother’s blood never courses through that fetus or infant. The blood comes from the father, or sire, not from the mother. This physiological arrangement is presented as God’s plan preparing for the virgin birth.
Les teaches that the very physiological makeup of the woman’s reproductive system shows the fetus in the mother’s womb never receives any of the mother’s blood. The mother’s blood never courses through that fetus or infant; the blood comes from the father. He supports this by noting physiology textbooks and veterinarians at Colorado State University proving the same in cattle: none of the mother cow’s blood courses through the fetus, and the blood system comes from the sire. Les connects this to God’s intrinsic plan for the virgin birth, because Christ’s blood was divine, coming from His Father, God Himself. He also mentions the common RH factor objection.