In my enthusiasm to address the first point, I forgot about the second. As Lisa says, the scholarship is recent, and it is in these recent works that I read about how (before) the subject was avoided. But now there is a lot to read about. (Though I would advise some caution with some of the less reputable sources). I would see the wound as the origin especially of Ecclesia, who is actually being delivered with God as the midwife. The logical consequence is that the wound is like female genitals.
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