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We have a dog. Its parents live in a town north of here. The dog inherited its flesh and blood from its parents. But wait, the dog that God created in Genesis chapter one, did not get his flesh and blood from another dog. Therefore that created dog wasn't a dog. Well if that dog didn't get its flesh and blood from any other dog, then neither did my dog, did he??
That is your reasoning. It is circular and illogical.
You are denying the special creation of Genesis one, and using it as an excuse to circumvent the human birth of Christ. If that were the case we could use the creation as an "excuse" to circumvent the "human" birth of us all, and simply declare that we all are aliens.
You are not even logical in your arguments.

Here is what the Bible says:
Hebrews 2:16 For verily he took not on him the nature of angels; but he took on him the seed of Abraham.
--It talks of Abraham not Adam. He took upon himself the seed or the flesh of Abraham, not Adam. It is speaking of physical nature here as he is being contrasted to the nature of angels. He was a spirit in heaven, higher than the angels. Then he made himself lower then the nature of angels (lower then spirits), and confined himself to a body--starting with the conception of Mary.

Born out of a woman, and born of a woman. His flesh came from Mary for he was conceived of her as the Bible says He was.

The Creation of Adam is a red herring and has nothing to do with the virgin birth. They are two different subjects. Christ was conceived of Mary and even from the seed of a woman through the womb right until death he endured and suffered all things that man would that he would be qualified as our Great High Priest.

 

DHK is not saying that. You are placing words in his mouth to fit your own theology. Mary has no ability to pass on her own sinfulness by her human egg. What makes the human nature corrupted is indwelling sin. It is the Father's seed joined to the mother's egg that makes the human nature corrupted by indwelling sin. The mother's egg is not corrupted by indwelling sin but the mother's egg has equal chromozones and thus contains the human nature in an incorrupted form. What corrupts the human nature as found in the mother's egg is it being joined with the seed of the Father wherein indwelling sin's corruptive nature is "passed" from generation to generation. Hence, Mary is not passing on her OWN corruption because her "egg" is incapable of passing on that corruption EXCEPT when the egg is joined to the seed of the Father. The incarnation completely avoids indwelling sin while providing sinless human nature for Christ.

This is why the promise is of "her seed" not the seed of the man - Gen. 3:15. This why the egg within her body obtained conception of life by God not by fertilization through the "seed" of man. Yet, because Mary was of the "seed" of Adam and of the "seed" of Abraham and of the "seed" of David, thus Christ also through Mary was of the "seed" of Adam, Abraham, and David.

 

"made of the seed of a woman" (Gal.4:4. See also Gen.3:15)
--This was a miraculous event. The Bible indicates that He was conceived of Mary; conceived of the Holy Spirit. Both are used. No doubt God Himself fertilized the egg, which is referred to as "the seed." God used Mary--her flesh, her blood to bring for the body of the Lord Jesus Christ which housed God in the flesh. He was fully man and fully God at the same time. It could be no other way. That is why He was virgin born, so that He would escape the sin nature of man, which is passed through man (otherwise called the Adamic nature).

You have no grounds for saying (and blasphemously so) that the Holy Spirit is sinful. The Adamic nature is passed through the male. The Holy Spirit played that part. That is why Christ remained sinless. But you say he wasn't sinless because of Mary. Not so. Mary does not play that role. The male or the Holy Spirit does. Why are you attributing sin to God??

--"born of the seed of a woman", "conceived of Mary", "conceived of the Holy Spirit"
--That is plenty of evidence for me. Why do you reject it? To conceive there must be an egg.

For conception to take place there must be a fertilized egg. Go and study a biology book.

The source was both the Holy Spirit and Mary. It took both. That is what conception is all about. Go study a biology book.

The english word also adds :

to form (a notion, opinion, purpose, etc.): He conceived the project while he was on vacation.

2. to form a notion or idea of; imagine.

3. to hold as an opinion; think; believe: I can't conceive that it would be of any use.

4. to experience or form (a feeling): to conceive a great love for

The Idea is that of forming or formulate. That is the Christ Child in her from the Holy Ghost was formed into the Likeness of sinful flesh Rom 8:3

3For what the law could not do, in that it was weak through the flesh, God sending his own Son in the likeness of sinful flesh, and for sin, condemned sin in the flesh:[/quote]
It was in the likeness of sinful flesh because though human flesh it was, it was not sinful. That was the likeness.

Phil 2:6 Who, being in the form of God, thought it not robbery to be equal with God:

7But made himself of no reputation, and took upon him the form of a servant, and was made in the likeness of men:

Mary by God's intervention did Two things, Gave Christ the form of a Servant, and made Him in the likeness of sinful flesh. Thats it. He did not receive one thing from her, what he already was , was Just formed or shaped into the form and likeness God appointed.[/quote]
He received a body from her--flesh and blood that was conceived of the Holy Spirit and therefore without sin.

Actually you cannot substantiate what you believe from Scripture.
It is a combination of Mormonism, Gnosticism, and your own vain philosophy. It is outside the realm of Orthodox Christianity. You are completely on your own here.

 

No, but you deny it.
Science and the Bible are in harmony at this point. Go to a biology book.
Look at that which you have bolded. It takes two to bring about conception. Mary was a virgin, but nevertheless provided one part. As it says, "that which is conceived in her." The Holy Spirit provided the other: "is of the Holy Ghost." His human nature came from Mary; His divine nature was of the Holy Spirit.

John 1:14 And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth.