The Flesh That She Birthed Was My Lord, and What Was in That Fleshed Was Z-Lord

"There's no version of the phrase, my Lord, that means my Son, my Lord," he says. "It's like saying the President is different than my President." He goes on about how Mary birthed Jesus and what was in that flesh was Z-Lord. But it sounds like we're talking about two persons,. It does. I think it's even bigger than that because he's going to go on throughout about how... There's several examples where he says flesh and blood, this flesh and blood".