A woman clothed in the sun, standing on the moon, crowned with stars, is about to give birth (Revelation 12). The child is a male (arsen, v. 5), the shepherd who will rule the nations (v. 5).

He is a new Adam, a point neatly underscored by the sixfold repetition of the tek- root: The woman is about to give birth (tekein, v. 2); the dragon stands before the woman about to bear (tekein) so that when she bears (teke) her bairn (teknon) he can devour it (v. 4); she bears (eteken) a son, but the Lord catches up her teknon to heaven (v. 5). 

Six tek-/bear/borne-one point to the man of the sixth day, the original prince-designate, Adam.