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Speaking to the Divinity of Jesus, i think Mary did not deserve the credit for being the mother of God since Jesus Divinity is already pre-existed before Mary exist (Micah 5:2). She did not conceived Jesus' Divinity.
But speaking Jesus in the flesh - Mary did not even conceived Jesus since the Holy Spirit is the One who conceive it.
In biology we know that a baby is rooted from the union of two fertile sperm and egg cells... when the sperm meets the egg cell then the process of life begins, multiplying cells, and later on eventually become a baby. But since Mary, at this time, has never been touched by any male (that's why she birthed a virgin birth) it is a miracle that has happened to her; so there's no union between the sperm and the egg cell that occur here.
So therefore Mary does not have any credit for being a mother of Jesus Humanity since she even does not have a blood connection to Jesus. That's why Jesus is described as the second Adam, remember the Hebrews? He has no beginning and the end - He has no origin.
Mary only became the mother of Jesus by the Law - since she is the guardian -
But speaking Jesus in the flesh - Mary did not even conceived Jesus since the Holy Spirit is the One who conceive it.
In biology we know that a baby is rooted from the union of two fertile sperm and egg cells... when the sperm meets the egg cell then the process of life begins, multiplying cells, and later on eventually become a baby. But since Mary, at this time, has never been touched by any male (that's why she birthed a virgin birth) it is a miracle that has happened to her; so there's no union between the sperm and the egg cell that occur here.
So therefore Mary does not have any credit for being a mother of Jesus Humanity since she even does not have a blood connection to Jesus. That's why Jesus is described as the second Adam, remember the Hebrews? He has no beginning and the end - He has no origin.
Mary only became the mother of Jesus by the Law - since she is the guardian -