Yes — Jesus' blood is divine because God was His Father, so His blood came from God rather than from a human father.
In Les Feldick's teaching, a fetus's blood system comes from the father, not the mother. Since Jesus was born of the virgin Mary without a human father, His blood never came from Mary's corrupt blood but originated with God. This makes His blood divine, sinless, and powerful enough to cleanse the world's sin.
Romans 3:23 — The verse quoted in the teaching that shows every person's sin, making the perfect divine blood of Christ necessary.
Genesis 3:15 — The promise of the woman's seed, which Les connects to the virgin-born divine bloodline.
The Scripture quoted directly in the teaching is Romans 3:23: "For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God." That verse shows the universal need that only a divine, sinless sacrifice can meet. The evidence also reflects the biblical principle that without the shedding of blood there is no forgiveness — the life of living things is in the blood, and God will not bypass that prescription.
Les Feldick teaches that Jesus' blood is divine because Jesus had no human father. He explains that physiologically, the blood system of a fetus comes from the father, never from the mother's blood. Therefore, Mary could carry Jesus without any of her corrupt blood coursing through His veins — His blood originated with God the Father. Because His blood came from God, it was divine, holy, sinless, and incorruptible. It carried within it the power to cleanse the whole world's sin, and the work of the cross was so beyond human means that it took God the Creator Himself to accomplish it. That is why Les says the virgin birth is basic to our salvation: if Jesus had had a human father, His blood would have come from a human father and been tainted.
Les teaches that the blood system of every human fetus originates with the father. If Jesus had been fathered by Joseph or any human, His blood would have come from a human father and would have been tainted by Adam's fallen race. The virgin birth kept Jesus' blood from that human line, allowing Him to be born of the woman, fully human, yet without sin.
Les points to both the physical and spiritual reality: Mary's blood, which was as corrupt as any other sinner's, never entered the baby Jesus. Instead, just as every child's blood system comes from the father, Christ's circulatory system came from God His Father. Because it originated with God, His blood is called divine, holy, sinless, and untainted.
According to Les, the divine blood has power to cleanse the whole world's sin problem. God's prescription is that without the shedding of blood there is no forgiveness, and the divine, holy blood of Christ is the only blood that can satisfy that requirement. This is why he insists the work of the cross cannot be reduced to human effort — it took the God of creation Himself to do it.
Les says the virgin birth is part of our salvation, and those who reject it are doomed. His reasoning: the blood of the mother never enters the baby, so Jesus' blood had to come from His Father. Had Mary's blood interchanged with the fetus, Jesus would not have been divine and incorruptible, and He could not have died for the sins of the world.
The Blood Requirement for Forgiveness
Les explains God's prescription that without the shedding of blood there can be no forgiveness, and that life is in the blood — laying the groundwork for why Christ's divine blood is necessary.
The Power and Divinity of the Blood
Les states directly that Christ's blood was divine and holy, carrying the power to cleanse the whole world's sin, and that the cross required God the Creator Himself.
The Fathers' Blood in the Fetus
Les cites the scientific fact that a fetus's blood system comes from the father, explaining why Jesus, with no human father, had divine blood — and why the virgin birth is basic to salvation.
Divine, Sinless Blood
Les explains that because Jesus' circulatory system originated with the Father, His blood was divine and sinless, unlike the children of Adam who are under the curse.
Human Yet Sinless
Les teaches that God implanted Jesus in Mary without a human father, so His blood did not originate with the human element; yet because He was born of the woman, He was human and could live without sin.
Uncorrupted and Incorruptible Blood
Les says the mother's blood has nothing to do with the fetus; thus Jesus' blood was divine, untainted, and incorruptible — and if Mary's blood had interchanged, that would not be true.
From God the Father, Not Mary
Les clarifies that none of Mary's corrupt blood coursed through Jesus; His blood system came from His Father, just as it does in every child, connecting to the promise of the seed of the woman.
The Virgin Birth and Tainted Blood
Les teaches that if Christ had a human father, the blood would have been human and would have tainted His divine ability to die for the sins of the world, which is why He had to be virgin-born.
Romans 3:23: For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God;
This verse, quoted in the clip, establishes every person's sin and the need for a divine sacrifice such as Christ's blood.
No. According to Les Feldick, the mother's blood never enters the fetus. Since God was Jesus' Father, none of Mary's blood coursed through His veins. His blood came from the Father, making it divine and sinless.
Les says no. Physiological evidence shows that the whole blood system of a fetus comes from the father, not the mother. This is the basis for his explanation of the virgin birth and Jesus' divine blood.
Because the blood of the fetus comes from the father, Jesus had to have no human father. If He had a human father, His blood would have been human and tainted. The virgin birth ensured His blood was divine and capable of dying for the sins of the world.
The divine blood of Christ carries the power to cleanse the world's sin problem. It is the means by which God provides forgiveness, and it required God the Creator Himself to accomplish — it cannot be reduced to human effort.
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