From: "Lance Muir" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Jt:Check Heb 2:16-18.
jt: Jesus partook of human flesh
without partaking of the effect of Adam's blood. Heb 2:14 says "forasmuch
then as the children are partakers of flesh and blood
he also himself likewise took part of the
same....."
In this verse the "children" that is,
the human children are said to be partakers of flesh
and blood, and then speaking of Jesus, this verse says that He himself likewise
took part of the same. The word "took part" as
applying to Christ is an entirely different word from "partakers" as applied to
the children. The word translated "took part" implies
"taking part in something outside one's self" The Greek word for
parkakers is KOYNOHENO and means to "share fully" so that all of Adam's children share fully in Adam's flesh and
blood.
When we read that JESUS "took part of the same" the word is METECHO which means
"to take part but not all" The children take both
flesh and blood of Adam but Christ took only part, that is,
the flesh part, whereas the blood was the result of supernatural
conception....
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