That is not Biblical. It is how the nation of Israel sees it, but the Biblical is clearly through the male. The ‘seed’ is planted in the woman, and yes, she brings forth the fruit. But the seed is from the male. I base that, not on my opinion, but on the Word.
But seed cannot bring fruit on its own. It takes both the male and female.
That is not Biblical. It is how the nation of Israel sees it, but the Biblical is clearly through the male. The ‘seed’ is planted in the woman, and yes, she brings forth the fruit. But the seed is from the male. I base that, not on my opinion, but on the Word.
But seed cannot bring fruit on its own. It takes both the male and female.
Hence.....TWO genders. One plants the seed , the other nourishes it.
That is not Biblical. It is how the nation of Israel sees it, but the Biblical is clearly through the male. The ‘seed’ is planted in the woman, and yes, she brings forth the fruit. But the seed is from the male. I base that, not on my opinion, but on the Word.
But seed cannot bring fruit on its own. It takes both the male and female.
Hence.....TWO genders. One plants the seed , the other nourishes it.
Hunter-gatherer/nurturer.