Yes—Les Feldick teaches that the curse of sin is passed down through the father, specifically through the blood, not through the mother.
Using Genesis 3 and human physiology, Les explains that a fetus's blood system originates with the father and never receives the mother's blood. Every child of Adam therefore inherits the curse from his human father, while Jesus—born of a virgin with no human father—had divine, sinless blood.
Genesis 3:15 — Contains God's promise of the woman's seed, which Les connects to the virgin-born Redeemer.
Genesis 3:16 — Shows the curse directly impacting the woman's conception and childbearing.
Genesis 9:25 — Shows a curse being pronounced on a descendant, illustrating how curses pass through generations.
In Genesis 3, after Adam and Eve sinned, God pronounced judgment on the serpent, the woman, and the man. In verse 16, the curse on the woman touches her reproductive role directly: 'I will greatly multiply thy sorrow and thy conception; in sorrow thou shalt bring forth children.' In the same context, verse 15 promises that the woman's seed would one day bruise the serpent's head—pointing to a coming Redeemer. Later, in Genesis 9:25, Noah curses his grandson Canaan, showing that curse language in Scripture can rest on a descendant. In the New Testament, Matthew 1:1 opens with 'The book of the generation of Jesus Christ,' connecting Jesus to the promised line. The Bible, however, does not give a detailed physiological explanation for how the curse of sin is transmitted from generation to generation.
Les Feldick teaches that the curse of sin is transmitted through the father, not the mother, because the blood system of every fetus comes from the father. In Clip 1 he states that the blood circulatory system of the fetus 'never is touched by the mother's blood' and that the circulatory system of every human fetus originates with the father. Since the curse operates through the blood line, every child of Adam is born under the curse and is a sinner from birth. The same physiology explains the virgin birth. Mary was a sinner like every other human being, and her blood was corrupt, but none of her blood ever entered Jesus. Because Jesus had no human father, His blood came from God the Father, making it divine and sinless. Les points back to Genesis 3:15, the promised 'seed of the woman,' and shows how Matthew 1:1 introduces Jesus as the fulfillment of that promise. This is Les's interpretation of the biblical and physiological evidence, not an explicit statement of Scripture.
Les explains that the mother's blood never becomes part of the child. The whole blood system of the fetus originates with the father. Because the curse of sin is connected to blood, the father passes the curse to his children. Even though the mother is also a sinner, her blood—and therefore her curse—does not flow through the child.
Jesus had no human father. Because His blood system came from His Father, who is God, His blood was divine and sinless. Mary carried Him, but her corrupt blood never coursed through His veins. Les says this is why the virgin birth is so basic to our salvation—otherwise Jesus would have had a human father's blood and would have been tainted by the curse.
Genesis 3:16 says God multiplied Eve's sorrow and conception and that she would bring forth children in sorrow. Les points out that a woman's birth pains are part of the curse—they were not part of God's original design. This curse directly touches the reproductive process, setting the stage for the promised seed of the woman.
In Genesis 9:25, Noah cursed Canaan rather than Ham. Les explains that in the ancient world, a son's standing was tied to his father. He offers this as the best explanation for why Noah's curse fell on Canaan—a descendant—showing how curse language in Scripture can be passed to following generations.
The Woman's Seed and the Father's Role
Les describes how a woman's ovum must be impregnated by the father and how early cell division forms the embryo, showing the father's role in the seed of the woman.
Blood System Comes From the Father
Les teaches that the mother's blood never enters the fetus and that every human's circulatory system originates with the father, so Christ's blood was divine and every child of Adam is under the curse.
Childbirth Pain Is Part of the Curse
Les points to Genesis 3:16, showing that conception and birth pains are part of the curse that sin brought into the world.
Scientific Confirmation of Father's Blood
Les uses physiology and even cattle breeding to show the mother's blood never enters her offspring; the blood system comes from the father, which is why the virgin birth was needed for Jesus to have divine blood.
Mary's Blood Never Coursed Through Jesus
Although Mary was a sinner like everyone else, none of her blood became part of Jesus; His blood came from His Father, tying back to the promised seed of the woman in Genesis 3:15.
Noah's Curse Fell on Canaan
Les explains that Noah cursed Canaan rather than Ham because in ancient thought a descendant's standing was tied to his father—an example of a curse being passed to later generations.
Fetus Receives No Blood From Mother
Les repeats the physiological point that the fetus never receives any blood from the mother; blood comes from the father, so Christ had to be virgin born or His blood would have been tainted by a human father.
Divine Blood of Christ
Les says Christ's blood was divine because it came from His Father, God, just as every creature's blood comes from the sire; this was part of God's plan for redemption.
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.
This is the first promise of a Redeemer from the woman's seed and is where Les begins his explanation of the virgin birth.
Genesis 3:16: Unto the woman he said, I will greatly multiply thy sorrow and thy conception; in sorrow thou shalt bring forth children; and thy desire shall be to thy husband, and he shall rule over thee.
The curse explicitly touches the woman's conception and childbearing, which Les says is part of sin's curse.
Genesis 9:25: And he said, Cursed be Canaan; a servant of servants shall he be unto his brethren.
Noah's curse on a descendant shows a curse being passed to later generations.
Matthew 1:1: The book of the generation of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham.
Les connects the promised seed of the woman to Jesus, whose blood came from the Father.
Les teaches the curse is passed through the father's blood line. A mother's blood never enters the fetus, so she does not transmit the curse through her blood, even though she is a sinner herself (Clips 1, 4).
Because Jesus had no human father, His blood did not come from Adam's line. His blood came from God the Father, making it divine and sinless, so He could die for the sins of the world (Clips 1, 3, 7).
Les says physiologists and veterinary researchers confirm that in humans and animals the mother's blood never enters the fetus; the blood system comes from the father (Clips 3, 7).
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