The Son of Man

"The Son of Man" is a title used primarily in the Christian Bible to refer to Jesus Christ. It emphasizes both his humanity and divine mission. The phrase originates from Jewish scriptures, where it often symbolizes a messianic figure destined to bring salvation. In the New Testament, Jesus frequently calls himself the Son of Man to highlight his role as a compassionate, relatable figure who fulfills God's plan. It conveys both his earthly presence and his heavenly authority, serving as a recognition of his dual nature as both human and divine.