Not according to you. Genesis 3:15 is about the Lady Elect Mother of Christ, PERIOD! Your interp makes no sense. The Woman in Genesis is the Woman of Isaiah and the Woman at the tree (Cross) and Rev.PERIOD!
Here’s an interesting side not on Mary being the
“Woman” from
Genesis 3:15 . . .
When she appeared to Juan Diego in the 16th century, he and the native people of the area spoke the Aztec dialect of
Nahuatl. They gave her the name of
“Coatlaxopeuh”, pronounced
“Quatlasupe”. The name was corrupted by the Spanish to
“Guadalupe”. Coatlaxopeuh, means
“crushed serpent.” Ironically, in the Aztec religion the
highest idol and creator of mankind is
"Quetzalcóatl", which means
“Feather-Serpent.”
So, the title of
Our Lady of “Guadalupe” is literally,
“Our Lady of the crushed serpent”, which is exactly what we read about her in
Gen. 3:15:
“And I will put enmity between you and the woman, and between your offspring and hers; he will crush your head, and you will strike his heel.”
In
John’s Gospel, we see the
offspring (Jesus) of the
“Woman” crushing the serpent's head by His sacrificial death on the cross.
