Yes — Jesus was born sinless because a child's blood comes from the father, and since Jesus had no earthly father, His blood came from God the Father and was divine, sinless blood.
Les Feldick explains that the mother's blood never enters the fetus in the womb; the blood system originates with the father. Mary was a sinner like anyone else, but none of her corrupt blood coursed through the baby Jesus. Because Jesus had no earthly father, His blood system came directly from God the Father, making His blood divine, sinless, and incorruptible. The seed of the woman was kept insulated from the curse all the way down to Mary, so she could conceive of God and bear a sinless child.
Genesis 3:15 — The foundational promise of the Redeemer as the seed of the woman — the starting point of the virgin-birth teaching.
Matthew 1:1 — The New Testament introduces Jesus Christ as the son of David and son of Abraham, showing the covenant line through which the virgin-born Christ came.
Genesis 3:15 records God's promise to the serpent: 'And I will put enmity between thee and the woman, and between thy seed and her seed; it shall bruise thy head, and thou shalt bruise his heel.' This is the seed promise — the Redeemer would come through the woman's seed, not through a man. In Genesis 3:6, the woman ate first and gave also to her husband, yet the Scripture places the human race under sin through Adam, not Eve. The New Testament opens in Matthew 1:1 with 'The book of the generation of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham,' and the genealogy that follows traces His line back to David and Abraham. Scripture never presents Mary as sinless; it presents Jesus as the promised son of David and son of Abraham, born of the woman, with God as His Father.
Les teaches that sin entered the human race through Adam, not through Eve. Eve came out of Adam, and Adam was the federal head of the human race, so even though Eve ate first and even though God did not put the curse on her for eating, she still inherited the sin nature through Adam. Yet for a long-range purpose, God kept the seed of the woman — the ovum or egg — insulated from the curse, so that no sin nature would be in that line as it came down through history to Mary.
Les explains that when Eve was created, she came out of Adam, because Adam had to be the federal head of the human race. Even though Eve ate first, God did not put the curse on her for eating the tree, yet she still inherited the sin nature through Adam, just like every other person. Les concludes that for some reason, God had to keep the fault or effect of the curse from being passed through the woman in the same way, preparing the way for the Redeemer to come through a woman.
Les teaches that physiologically, the mother's blood never enters the fetus in the womb; the circulatory system of every fetus originates with the father. He notes that physiology textbooks show this vividly. Because Jesus had no earthly father, His blood system originated with God the Father, making it divine and sinless blood. If Mary's blood had interchanged with the child in the womb, Jesus could not have been sinless.
Les says the virgin birth is part of our salvation — those who cannot accept it are doomed. Since the blood comes from the father, a human father would have given Jesus tainted blood, and He could not have paid the sin debt. Christ, as the seed of the woman, had to be virgin born so that His blood was divine, untainted, and incorruptible. His body also did not suffer corruption in the tomb.
No. Les is emphatic that Mary was a sinner just like everybody else. Her blood was as corrupt as any other woman's. But none of her blood coursed through the baby Jesus. The seed of the woman — the ovum — was kept insulated from the curse down through human history to Mary, so Mary could conceive of God and still have a child whose blood was divine and without an Adamic nature, because there was no earthly father.
Sin Came Through Adam, Not Eve
Les explains that sin entered the human race through Adam, not Eve, and that even though God did not put the curse on Eve for eating, she still inherited the sin nature through Adam. This set the stage for the Redeemer to come through the woman.
Mary's Blood Never Coursed Through Jesus
Les answers directly that Mary was a sinner and her blood was corrupt, but none of her blood coursed through Jesus. His blood came from His Father, connecting all of this back to the promise of the seed of the woman in Genesis 3:15.
Blood System Originates With the Father
Les teaches the physiological fact that the mother's blood never enters the fetus; the circulatory system originates with the father. Because Christ's blood came from the Father, it was divine and sinless — unlike the offspring of Adam who are under the curse.
The Virgin Birth as the Basis of Our Doctrine
Les states that the virgin birth is part of our salvation and that the mother's blood has nothing to do with the fetus — the blood comes only from the father. This is what made Christ's blood divine, untainted, and incorruptible.
Christ Had to Be Virgin Born
Les points to physiology textbooks showing that the fetus never receives the mother's blood — the blood comes from the father. Christ as the seed of the woman had to be virgin born, or a human father would have tainted His blood and His ability to die for sin.
Divine, Incorruptible Blood
Les shows that Christ was born of the human element, Mary, but received from the Father the divine attribute of incorruption. His body did not see corruption and His blood was sinless, otherwise it could not pay the sin debt.
Two Genealogies: Joseph's Legal Line and Mary's Physical Line
Les explains that the blood system of every fetus comes from the man, so Christ's blood came from God. Jesus was human because He was born of the ovum of the woman, which is why the genealogies show Joseph as the legal father and Mary as the physical mother.
The Seed of the Woman Kept Insulated From the Curse
Les teaches that the seed of the woman was kept insulated from the curse, carrying no sin nature down through the generations to Mary. Mary could therefore conceive of God and give birth to a child with divine sinless blood, because there was no earthly father.
Genesis 3:15: And I will put enmity between thee and the woman, and between thy seed and her seed; it shall bruise thy head, and thou shalt bruise his heel.
The foundational promise that the Redeemer would come through the woman's seed — the basis of the virgin birth in Les's teaching.
Genesis 3:6: And when the woman saw that the tree was good for food, and that it was pleasant to the eyes, and a tree to be desired to make one wise, she took of the fruit thereof, and did eat, and gave also unto her husband with her; and he did eat.
Eve ate first, yet Les notes that God did not put the curse on her for eating — the distinction that underlies why sin is passed through Adam, not the woman.
Matthew 1:1: The book of the generation of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham.
The New Testament begins with Jesus's genealogy, tracing His legal line back to David and Abraham, as Les points to in the virgin-birth teaching.
No. Les Feldick teaches that Mary was a sinner just like anyone else, and her blood was as corrupt as any woman's. But none of her blood coursed through Jesus. The sinlessness of Christ was not because Mary was sinless, but because His blood came from God the Father and no earthly father was involved.
The seed of the woman is God's promise of a Redeemer who would come through a woman. Les teaches that this seed was kept insulated from the curse, so no sin nature was in that line as it came down to Mary — allowing her to conceive of God and bear a sinless child.
Les says people who cannot accept the virgin birth are doomed because it is part of our salvation. Since a child's blood comes from the father, a human father would have given Jesus tainted blood. The virgin birth ensured His blood was divine, sinless, and incorruptible, able to pay for sin.
Les teaches that physiologically the mother's blood never enters the fetus. The circulatory system of every fetus originates with the father. For Christ, that meant His blood system originated with God the Father — divine blood, not corrupted by Adam's line.
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