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The *נ* (Nun) is | The *נ* (Nun) is a letter that symbolizes the "Son of Man," and when compared to the *כ* (Kaf), which represents the Son of God, the *נ* emphasizes a humble, self-restrained choice not to use His divinity, nor to have earthly family as humans do. This self-emptying, also known as the "kenosis" (Philippians 2:7), is a significant aspect of Jesus' earthly ministry, reflecting His choice to not rely on His divine nature, but to live fully as a man. | ||
Here are some verses that highlight this theme of the *נ* (Nun) and its connection to Jesus' decision to not use His divine prerogatives or have a typical earthly family: | Here are some verses that highlight this theme of the *נ* (Nun) and its connection to Jesus' decision to not use His divine prerogatives or have a typical earthly family: | ||
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== Conclusion == | == Conclusion == | ||
These verses highlight Jesus' choice to live fully as the Son of Man, refraining from using His divine privileges and choosing not to have an earthly family structure as men do. This reflects the self-emptying nature of Christ's earthly ministry, as He focused on fulfilling the will of the Father and serving humanity, illustrating the qualities associated with the *נ* (Nun). | These verses highlight Jesus' choice to live fully as the Son of Man, refraining from using His divine privileges and choosing not to have an earthly family structure as men do. This reflects the self-emptying nature of Christ's earthly ministry, as He focused on fulfilling the will of the Father and serving humanity, illustrating the qualities associated with the *נ* (Nun). | ||
