Question 1

What does 'Son of Man' mean in the Bible?

Accepted Answer

The title 'Son of Man' primarily emphasizes Jesus's humanity and role as the representative of humankind. It also carries deep eschatological significance, pointing to His divine authority and future role as judge (Daniel 7:13-14).

Question 2

Who is called the 'Son of Man' in the Bible?

Accepted Answer

In the Old Testament, the prophet Ezekiel is frequently addressed as 'son of man' by God, emphasizing his humanity. In the New Testament, Jesus uses the title for Himself over 80 times, most notably connecting it to the divine, authoritative figure from Daniel's vision (Mark 14:62).

Question 3

Why is the title 'Son of Man' so significant for Jesus?

Accepted Answer

It is significant because it uniquely combines Jesus's full humanity with His divine authority and mission. By using this title, Jesus identified Himself as the promised Messiah and the coming judge who would establish God's eternal kingdom (Matthew 26:64).