Whose blood flowed in Jesus' veins when He was born?
The blood that flowed in Jesus' veins at birth was divine blood, originating with God Himself, not from His mother. None of the mother's blood courses through the baby in the womb, so Christ's blood was kept from human pollution; when shed, it was the divine blood of God Himself, the price of redemption.
Les teaches that while a baby is in the womb, none of the mother's blood courses through it, because the baby's blood is kept from any pollution of the physical mother. Therefore, Christ's blood originated with God Himself; when He was born, divine blood coursed through His veins. When His blood was shed, it was not merely the blood of another human being but the divine blood of God Himself, and this was the price of redemption. He further connects this to the passage where God set forth Christ to be a propitiation through faith in His blood, and warns that no one enters heaven unless redeemed by faith in the blood of Christ, the only purchased price for redemption.