[3:59] Truly the likeness of Jesus in God's sight, is as Adam's likeness…
He chose both of them to be purified of the spirit (rūḥ) from passing from one body to another (tanāsukh) in the loins. He singled out Adam in creating him by His own hand, and Jesus (ʿa) in selecting the blowing of the spirit into him as a form of honor. Even though these two were weighty beings, the imperfection of events and creatureliness were nonetheless unavoidable for them: ... then He said to him, 'Be', and he was [3:59].