The Reproductive System

Yahweh is the only self-existent deity complete within Himself. To demonstrate this aspect, He is able to express Himself as having both masculine (Yah) and feminine (Weh) characteristics. He is the source of both male and female and therefore can create anything Himself by transforming into it. This process of TRANSMUTATION is how YAHWEH (SPIRIT) became every cosmographical structure in the UNIVERSE, including the Man. To reflect this makeup, He created man in His likeness and image, being anthropomorphic and androgynous (having both masculine and feminine characteristics). Men have both male and female hormones (androgen and estrogen) as do women.

Yahweh creates by transforming the substance of Himself (spirit) into the product of His creation. Children come from the parental substance (male and female sexual secretions) which appears as a cloudy-like substance. The egg is fertilized forming a zygote (diploid); this substance continues to transform itself in the mother’s womb (invisible) for nine months and then appears as a fully formed (furnished) human being. This process is not arbitrary or random but follows a precise pattern which is duplicated around the world throughout history. The apostle Paul makes a metaphorical correlation with the human body and the mosaic tabernacle in 1st Cor. 6:19, “What, know ye not that your body is the tabernacle of the Holy Spirit . . .” Here we see one aspect of that correlation, for just as the human body takes nine months to complete its development, so also did the mosaic tabernacle take nine months to complete. It is also no coincidence that just as the tabernacle had nine major furnishings, the human body has nine major systems operating within it.

The woman’s reproductive system, including the uterus, fallopian tubes and ovaries, correlates with the ark of the covenant in the Most Holy Place of the tabernacle. It is between the two archangels above the mercy seat that Yahweh would appear, just as the baby is formed in the uterus. The baby is fed by the placenta (cloud), just as Israel was fed by the cloud while in the wilderness. The baby is formed in the womb for 40 weeks, just as Israel was in the wilderness for 40 years. The mother then has an issue of blood, the water bag breaks (amniotic sac) and the baby is born, taking on the breath of life (spirit) and becomes a living soul. This blood, water, spirit, 40 pattern (1 John 5:7-9) appears in many events throughout man’s history and correlates with the tabernacle pattern, namely the blood on the altar of sin sacrifice, the water in the brazen laver, the holy anointing oil (spirit) and the 4th step in the tabernacle pattern, which is the door between the Court Around About and the Holy Place (4th step or 40). This is like the birth canal when the cervix is dilated to 10 centimeters and the mother’s contractions push the baby out. This physical birth reflects a spiritual birth, as Yahshua told Nicodemus in John, chapter 3, “. . . ye must be born again. . .”

A woman’s reproductive life appears in three phases: prepuberty (ended by menstruation), childbearing (ended by cessation of menstruation) and postmenopausal (resting from labor). These phases correlate with the three main ages of mankind in sacred history: the ante diluvian age (before the flood), the post diluvian age (the time of the Mosaic law) and the present kingdom age, when the works were finished (rest).