Yes — because Jesus' blood came from God the Father, not from Mary, making it divine, sinless, and incorruptible.
Les Feldick teaches that the blood system of a fetus always comes from the father, not the mother. Since God was Jesus' Father and Mary's blood never coursed through Him, His blood originated with God and carried the power of the Eternal Godhead. That is why it was untainted, divine, and able to pay the sin debt of the world.
Genesis 3:15 — God's promise of the 'seed of the woman' is the scriptural foundation Les uses for the virgin-born Christ whose divine blood was insulated from the curse.
Scripture records God's promise in 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 Gospel of Matthew opens with the book of the generation of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham (Matthew 1:1), and traces the genealogy of Christ to King David and Abraham. These passages establish the scriptural foundation for the promised 'seed of the woman' who would come through the royal line of Israel — the Messiah whose unique birth and nature set Him apart from the descendants of Adam.
Les Feldick teaches that the reason Jesus' blood was divine and incorruptible lies in the physiology of the virgin birth. He repeatedly explains the scientific fact that the mother's blood never enters the fetus; the entire blood circulatory system comes from the father. Since God was Jesus' Father, His blood system originated with God — so He had no human blood at all. His blood was divine, sinless, and full of the power of the Eternal Godhead. Les emphasizes that had Jesus had a human father, His blood would have been tainted and He could not have died for the sins of the world. The virgin birth is therefore basic to salvation. Mary was a sinner like everyone else and her blood was corrupt, but none of that blood flowed through Jesus. He was human because He was born of the woman, yet His body was incorruptible and His blood untainted. Les also ties this to Genesis 3:15, teaching that the seed of the woman was kept insulated from the curse throughout human history down to Mary. The two genealogies — Joseph as legal father and Mary as physical mother — both go back to David and Abraham, preserving Christ's legal right to the throne while maintaining His sinless, divine nature.
Les argues that had Jesus' blood come from a human father, it would have tainted His divine ability to die for the sins of the world. Since God was His Father and the blood system of a fetus comes from the father, His blood was divine and untainted. He further teaches that the virgin birth is part of our salvation — those who cannot accept it are missing something essential. His divine blood carried all the power of the Eternal Godhead, which is why believers are told to place their faith in His blood.
No, according to Les. He cites the physiological fact that a mother's blood never enters the blood of her child, referencing cattle genetics research from Colorado State University and other physiology books that confirm this. The whole blood system of the fetus — 'of whatever it is' — comes from the father. He also uses the analogy of fencing a garden: the netting keeps out larger animals, though smaller components can pass. This scientific reality, he says, is what gives rise to the doctrine of the virgin birth.
Les traces the promise of the seed of the woman back to Genesis 3:15. He teaches that the seed of the woman was kept insulated from the curse as it came all the way down through human history to Mary, so that Mary could conceive of God and still have a child whose blood was divine, not sinful. Because there was no earthly father, there was no Adamic sin nature in His blood. The blood system of every fetus comes from the man, so Christ's blood system originated with God who was His Father, while He was human because He was born of the very ovum of the woman.
Les says believers must place their faith in His blood — there is resurrection power and power in that blood. He states that had Mary's blood interchanged with the fetus while Jesus was in the womb, then He would not have been sinless, divine, untainted, and incorruptible. Christ's blood system originated with the Father, making it divine and sinless — in direct contrast to those who are offspring of Adam and sold under the curse. That is why the virgin birth is so basic to our salvation.
Les explains that the genealogies prove Christ was the rightful heir to David's throne by virtue of the bloodline of Mary. Joseph was the legal father of Christ, though not the physical father, and Mary was the physical mother. Both genealogies end at Christ and go all the way back to King David, and David in turn goes back to Abraham. This preserves both Christ's legal right as the son of David and Abraham and His divine, incorruptible nature that came from the Father through the virgin birth.
Father's Blood System
Les teaches that a fetus's blood system comes from the father, not the mother, and that Christ's blood was divine because it came from God — a human father's blood would have tainted His ability to die for the world's sins.
Sinless and Divine
Because God impregnated Mary, Jesus' blood circulatory system originated with God, making Him sinless and divine, while still fully human through birth from the woman.
Power of the Eternal Godhead
Les says Jesus had no human blood because the blood system comes from the Father; His blood was divine and carried all the power of the Eternal Godhead.
Incorruptibility
Les states the mother's blood never enters the fetus; had Mary's blood interchanged with Jesus in the womb, He could not have been divine, untainted, and incorruptible.
Scientific Basis
Les appeals to the scientific fact that the whole blood system of a fetus comes from the father, so since Jesus had no human father, He had divine blood — making the virgin birth basic to salvation.
Contrast with Adam
Whereas every child of Adam is sold under the curse, Christ's blood system originated with the Father, making His blood divine and sinless.
Seed of the Woman
Les teaches the seed of the woman in Genesis 3:15 was kept insulated from the curse down through history to Mary, so her child could have divine, sinless blood with no Adamic nature.
Genealogies
The blood system of every fetus comes from the man, so Christ's blood originated with God the Father, while His humanity came through the ovum of Mary; the genealogies trace His line to David and Abraham.
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 of the 'seed of the woman' that Les says was insulated from the curse, pointing to Christ's virgin-born, sinless nature.
Matthew 1:1: The book of the generation of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham.
Scripture's genealogical record that Les references to show Christ's legal line through David and Abraham while preserving His divine origin.
No. Les teaches that as a physiological fact, the mother's blood never enters the fetus's circulatory system. Mary carried the child Jesus, but her blood never coursed through His veins; His blood system came from God the Father.
Because of the promise in Genesis 3:15. Les teaches that the seed of the woman was kept insulated from the curse throughout human history, which is why Mary could conceive of God and still give birth to a child whose blood was divine and sinless.
Yes. Les explains that Jesus was born of the ovum or egg of the woman, so He was fully human — He lived, ate, and slept like we do — but His blood circulatory system originated with God, so He was without sin.
Because if Jesus' blood had come from a human father, it would have been tainted and He could not have paid for the sins of the world. The virgin birth ensured His blood was divine, sinless, and incorruptible.
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