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Only found in the FEMALE HUMAN; no animal has this....
The hymen is a part of female human anatomy. I think people should ask the question: Why do no animals have this tissue with the exact same characteristics and function? Is it a mistake of evolution or is it a design of a Creator?
Virgins have a hymen. But when a virgin knows a man intimately, the hymen is torn. The hymen does not regrow so it is forever torn.
How could the hymen be a product of accidental genetic mutations over millions of years? Of course, I believe the Lord God is the Creator of everything, including the anatomy of the human being, so what was he thinking when he made women to have a hymen?
The presence of an intact hymen indicates that a girl has not known a man intimately, and so she must be a virgin. The hymen can be proof of a woman's virginity, because it is impossible for her have a closed hymen if she has engaged in sexual intercourse.
It makes sense that a God of love would want to create some evidence that a woman is a virgin, since to the holy God, faithfulness in marriage is important, because a faithful marriage is true love, which is everywhere in heaven.
A more profound explanation for the hymen
I believe there is a more profound reason God would make a woman's anatomy like this. It points to what Jesus did on the cross. How so?
Consider that when a woman's hymen is torn the first time, she may release a small amount of blood. When Jesus died on the cross, he released a large amount of blood. Jesus was born of a virgin, and never was married to a woman, but remained celibate his entire life. And when he released his blood, as a man on the cross, the veil of the temple was torn. Christ's passion on the cross gave access to the holiest place.
How many times did Jesus have his own flesh torn? One time. Will it ever happen again? No. Jesus died one time, the veil was torn one time, and Jesus will never die again. No other sacrifice is necessary for us to have access to the holiest place.
Similarly, and by no coincidence, a female human being has her hymen (veil) torn when she has passion with a man the first time. Her husband will never tear the hymen again but should have access to his faithful wife for the purpose of procreation of sons and daughters.
Animals do not have a hymen with the exact same function and characteristics of that found in virgins. Animals are not made in the image of God, like humans, so they cannot be one with God. It is only the female human being with this feature in her anatomy, giving evidence to a loving God who came to earth as the man Jesus, shedding his blood to tear the veil, giving us all access to the holy place of God.
Virgins have a hymen. But when a virgin knows a man intimately, the hymen is torn. The hymen does not regrow so it is forever torn.
How could the hymen be a product of accidental genetic mutations over millions of years? Of course, I believe the Lord God is the Creator of everything, including the anatomy of the human being, so what was he thinking when he made women to have a hymen?
The presence of an intact hymen indicates that a girl has not known a man intimately, and so she must be a virgin. The hymen can be proof of a woman's virginity, because it is impossible for her have a closed hymen if she has engaged in sexual intercourse.
It makes sense that a God of love would want to create some evidence that a woman is a virgin, since to the holy God, faithfulness in marriage is important, because a faithful marriage is true love, which is everywhere in heaven.
A more profound explanation for the hymen
I believe there is a more profound reason God would make a woman's anatomy like this. It points to what Jesus did on the cross. How so?
Consider that when a woman's hymen is torn the first time, she may release a small amount of blood. When Jesus died on the cross, he released a large amount of blood. Jesus was born of a virgin, and never was married to a woman, but remained celibate his entire life. And when he released his blood, as a man on the cross, the veil of the temple was torn. Christ's passion on the cross gave access to the holiest place.
How many times did Jesus have his own flesh torn? One time. Will it ever happen again? No. Jesus died one time, the veil was torn one time, and Jesus will never die again. No other sacrifice is necessary for us to have access to the holiest place.
Similarly, and by no coincidence, a female human being has her hymen (veil) torn when she has passion with a man the first time. Her husband will never tear the hymen again but should have access to his faithful wife for the purpose of procreation of sons and daughters.
Animals do not have a hymen with the exact same function and characteristics of that found in virgins. Animals are not made in the image of God, like humans, so they cannot be one with God. It is only the female human being with this feature in her anatomy, giving evidence to a loving God who came to earth as the man Jesus, shedding his blood to tear the veil, giving us all access to the holy place of God.
Hebrews 10:19-20 (KJV): Having therefore, brethren, boldness to enter into the holiest by the blood of Jesus, by a new and living way, which he hath consecrated for us, through the veil, that is to say, his flesh;
Matthew 27:50-51 (KJV): Jesus, when he had cried again with a loud voice, yielded up the ghost. And, behold, the veil of the temple was rent in twain from the top to the bottom; and the earth did quake, and the rocks rent.
Mar 1, 2025, 2:00:04 PM | by Admin