Life in the womb began with a flash of light than the growth process of the infant presumes. The same occurs in all living creatures. God’s Spirit formed all creation by the light of God's Spirit through His Word made flesh. Life is in the blood of the man and woman is the receiver of life for a new life to be conceived and born into the world.
The conception of Christ was different, considering a virgin conceived our Lord and Savior. The fall in the Garden of Eden tainted man's lifeline with sin. For this reason, Jesus came into the world sinless through the blood of God - the Father of Creation. The miracle of Mary's conception allows for our sinful nature to be born again in the bloodshed by Jesus Christ at Calvary.
The conceptual process' critical moments are within four days of ovulation. Particularly, the peak moment when conception takes place. The moment it happens then, a violent light explodes, and life begins anew. Ovulation’s peak dwindles as four-days pass, and the violent striking of the ovary with a force of conception is an act of God’s covenant of women conceiving children in pain. A healthy term for carrying a new life is 280 days (9 1/2 months).
God’s creation of the first Adam was without a sinful nature and lived in God’s lifeline until the fall. The woman was deceived, and both she and Adam conceived a sinful nature. The lifeline of man was tainted with sin from the point of disobeying God’s direction. All other creations of God, in the Garden of Eden, were not tainted with sin. God saw that Adam and Eve needed to be covered to hide their sinful nature. The LORD provided a sacrifice as God said, “[u]nto Adam also and to his wife did the LORD God make coats of skins, and clothed them (Genesis 3:21 [KJV]).
The institution of animal blood sacrifice began on the day God made them clothing (covering for their nakedness). Therefore, the institution of Passover began in the Garden of Eden. The day of Passover is Nissan 15 of any given year, according to a Jewish calendar. Sacrifices required a lamb, unblemished, and spotless, for the cost of covering sin.
The concept of sacrificing animals is to set them aside for four-days before Passover. The same applies to conception when a violent intrusion takes over the ovary and infuses it with the blood of life to protect it from death. The institution of Passover is the same every year, and Jesus violently entered Mary’s womb in a burst of eternal light, as our Passover Lamb. Jesus is the Lamb of God conceived to die the Lamb of God to cover all who are willing to live under His lifeline of righteous blood covering.
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King James Bible (KJV)
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