Christ Jesus: Quantum Physics and the Morphing of God!__The Gospel At A Glance!

Jesus: The Nature of His Being.Herein, Daniel, lies the significance of the "virgin" birth of Jesus Christ. There were no human reproductive cells involved in the conception and birth of our Lord (i.e., there were no human gametes: no egg and no sperm). So then, while fully human blood coursed through His veins, just as with you and me, no part of His person originated within the bodies of any other human being. None of His blood came from any member of Adam’s race. That being the case, Joseph, Jesus’ stepfather, and Joseph’s family line (descendants of King David, through his son, King Solomon) had no part whatsoever in His conception. Is that not strange? Because of this, Jesus was born perfect, flawless, free from the rebel, sin natures that you, I, and the six billion (plus) people now living inherited because of Adam's disobedience and fall in the Garden of Eden (Genesis 3:1 and verses following; Romans 5:12-19; I Corinthians 15:20-22). By all accounts and measures, His humanity, His human nature, was precisely, identically (100%) the same as what He Himself originally created in Adam, “good in every sense of the word” (Genesis 1:31). He was completely without blemish of any kind, so that His Deity, everything that He had always been as “God”, given up at the incarnation, per Philippians 2:5-11, was not a factor in His perfection. Our lot in life is not so, no matter how good we are, we are by no means perfect. Of us, Daniel, God's estimation is such that none of us is any wise righteous; not one of us is capable of doing good on any level that would ever please Him. Every human being born since Adam (through normal procreation) is a rebel and therefore sinful and only capable of falling short of God's expectations for men (Romans 3:9,10,12,23; Isaiah 64:6). The absolute only viable, acceptable remedy for this condition, is death, marked by a shedding of human blood (Romans 6:23; Hebrew 9:22; Leviticus 17:11). The price is as steep as it is absolute. Somehow, somebody has to, and, somebody will, pay that price. Sinful, rebellious mankind cannot pay, at any cost, for the eradication of his indebtedness to God (regardless of how righteous any given man may be, in fact), owing to his own sinfulness before God. Woe is me! We're doomed then, right, Daniel?