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Embryonic stem cells develop when the female ovum is fertilized by the male sperm. The early cell-division creates what are known as "totipotent" (or pluripotent) cells. These cells can become any specific cell in the human body. As cell-division continues the stem cells lose the ability to become any cell. The multipotent cells have specific instructions about what kind of cell they can become.

The female ovum, post meiosis and polar body, pre-fertilization, are "omnipotent" stem cells. The unfertilized seed of the woman is the God-cell.

If the totipotent cells can become any cell in the human body, what amazing trick does that leave for the omnipotent cell to do?

Answering that question requires that the totipotent cells be distinguished from the pluripotent cells? The only difference between the totipotent cells and the pluripotent cells is that the totipotent cell can become something other than the actual embryo. For instance the totipotent cells can become the placenta, which isn't even a part of the embryo-fetus.

The omnipotent cell can do the totipotent cells one better. It can become any living organism on the planet. And even that doesn't extinguish the bag of tricks that comes with the omnipotent cell. The omnipotent cell can become an organism that has never entered into the mind of man: a God/man.

What precisely is a "God/man"? ------- A living organism with the ability to pass through the veil of the temporal world, into Eden (a multidimensional realm only accessible to creatures formed from the omnipotent cell). Mankind is on the cusp of the most universe shattering discovery that will ever be. The female ovum, post meiosis and polar-body, pre-fertilization, is the stuff from which every living thing on the planet arose:

Who is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of every creature: 16 For by him were all things created, that are in heaven, and that are in earth, visible and invisible, whether they be thrones, or dominions, or principalities, or powers: all things were created by him, and for him: 17 And he is before all things, and by him all things consist.

Colossians 1:15-17 speaks not of some mythical demigod, or Eastern mystic god-principle. It speaks of a real, breathing, Jewish, firstborn male, whose only distinction from the rest of humanity is that he was conceived through the omnipotent cell before that cell became totipotent, pluripotent, or multipotent. There's one cell in the human body that's omnipotent. Should it develop without fertilization, the creature it is, represents a new species more profound than anything that has ever existed. That species (assuming the creature could procreate) would have access to dimensions of space-time (Eden) that haven't been accessed since the fall of Adam (Matt. 17:2).

. . . The sperm cell causes the cell division that starts with the totipotent stem cell which can become many different things, to include placental tissue, as well as any cell within the emerging embryo-fetus. After a few iterations of cell division there are no more totipotent stem cells, only pluripotent cells. Pluripotent stem cells are like totipotent cells except that they can only become cells within the emerging embryo-fetus.

The cell that's omnipotent prior to fertilization begins a slide toward rising entropy the moment fertilization begins. The slide slips from totipotent stem cells to multipotent stem cells, the latter of which can only become what they're told.

The God-man Jesus Christ was born from the omnipotent stem cell prior to fertilization. As such his birth is a speciation event. He's a new creature so far as these parts are concerned. He was able to move in and out of Eden like his father Adam could move in and out of Eden prior to the original sin that was the first instance where semen started the slide toward sheol ---- rising entropy and eventual death ---associated with sperm initiated cell-division.

. . . The truth of the matter is almost an inverted recapitulation theory. The final product of a semen fertilized pregnancy is far down the chain of being from the omnipotent stem cell that has the power to become a species of divine/human creatures. Reverse the fetus' sad slide into this animal world and find a way to get the omnipotent stem cell to begin cell division without the slithering sliding slimy reptilian sperm and you'll enter into the Golden Age of Humanity, the Jewish Kingdom Age.

The theory of recapitulation, also called the biogenetic law or embryological parallelism—often expressed in Ernst Haeckel's phrase "ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny"—is a largely discredited biological hypothesis that in developing from embryo to adult (ontogeny), animals go through stages resembling or representing successive stages in the evolution of their remote ancestors (phylogeny).

Since embryos also evolve in different ways, within the field of developmental biology the theory of recapitulation is seen as a historical side-note rather than as dogma.[1][2][3]

With different formulations, including the early Meckel-Serres Law, such ideas have been applied and extended to several fields and areas, including the origin of language, religion, biology, cognition and mental activities,[4] anthropology,[5] education theory[6] and developmental psychology.[7] Recapitulation theory is still considered plausible and is applied by some researchers in fields such as the study of the origin of language,[8] cognitive development,[9] and behavioral development in animal species.[10]

Wikipedia: Recapitulation Theory (bold emphasis mine).

Adam was God before the Fall. Stating that is merely voicing scientific fact gleaned from the truth that ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny. The stages of development of the embryo-fetus go through the stages of human development from the start. The unfertilized ovum is omnipotent: divine. It can become any living organism in the universe. Like a cancer cell, it's immortal. It needn't age, it has no sin, no evil-inclination, isn't subject to death. It exists, really exists, in every female body, as Adam existed before the Fall.

But Adam did Fall. And phallic-sex was the cause of the Fall.

So in the stages of embryonic development that recapitulated the stages of human phylogeny, the unfertilized (no original sin yet) ovum is an undifferentiated (no gender) omnipotent stem-cell that can become not just male or female, but man or animal, man or God.

If that cell begins cell differentiation prior to the event that caused the Fall, phallic-sex, the organism that arises from this one time event (cell division before seminal decision) will be the second Adam. And not the second Adam after the Fall, but a facsimile of Adam prior to the Fall. Which is to say Adam with full access to Eden.

To some degree, circumcision restored Abraham and his descendants to the status of Adam before his sin.

Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan, Handbook of Jewish Thought, p. 39, 47.

Circumcision has thus remained the sine qua non of Jewish identity throughout time.

Rabbi Lawrence A. Hoffman, Covenant of Blood, p. 11.

The acceptance of the Phallus is immoral. It has always been thought of as hateful; it has been the image of Satan, and Dante made it the central pillar of hell.

Otto Weininger, Sex and Character.