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''The Son of Man was restored to glory...'' | |||
The *ן* (final Nun) is a final form that extends below the line, indicating a downward movement, symbolizing death and the humiliation of Christ in His incarnation and crucifixion. The title "Son of Man" reflects His identification with humanity, but after His death and resurrection, He was restored to glory, and the title "Son of Man" no longer fully applies. Instead, He is exalted and restored to the title of *כ* (Kaf), the Son of God, reflecting His divine nature and glory. | The *ן* (final Nun) is a final form that extends below the line, indicating a downward movement, symbolizing death and the humiliation of Christ in His incarnation and crucifixion. The title "Son of Man" reflects His identification with humanity, but after His death and resurrection, He was restored to glory, and the title "Son of Man" no longer fully applies. Instead, He is exalted and restored to the title of *כ* (Kaf), the Son of God, reflecting His divine nature and glory. | ||
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Here are some scriptures that reflect the idea that the title "Son of Man" was associated with Christ's earthly humiliation and death, and that after His resurrection and restoration, He was exalted to His full glory as the Son of God: | Here are some scriptures that reflect the idea that the title "Son of Man" was associated with Christ's earthly humiliation and death, and that after His resurrection and restoration, He was exalted to His full glory as the Son of God: | ||
