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humility and meekness, never knowing that the Jewish
Apocalyptical Scriptures, in which Jesus and his disciples
heart and soul believed, foretold not a "Son of Man" who
would be meek, humble, having nowhere to lay his head,
and be delivered into the hands of the evildoers and
killed, but a strong man with tremendous power and strength
to destroy and disperse the birds of prey and the ferocious
beasts that were tearing and devouring his sheep and
lambs! The Jews who heard Jesus speaking of "the Son
of Man" full well understood to whom he was alluding.
Jesus did not invent the name "Barnasha," but borrowed
it from the Apocalyptical Jewish Scriptures: the Book of
Enoch, the Sibylline Books, the Assumption of Moses, the
Book of Daniel, etc. Let us examine the origin of this
title "the Barnasha" or "the Son of Man."
Apocalyptical Scriptures, in which Jesus and his disciples
heart and soul believed, foretold not a "Son of Man" who
would be meek, humble, having nowhere to lay his head,
and be delivered into the hands of the evildoers and
killed, but a strong man with tremendous power and strength
to destroy and disperse the birds of prey and the ferocious
beasts that were tearing and devouring his sheep and
lambs! The Jews who heard Jesus speaking of "the Son
of Man" full well understood to whom he was alluding.
Jesus did not invent the name "Barnasha," but borrowed
it from the Apocalyptical Jewish Scriptures: the Book of
Enoch, the Sibylline Books, the Assumption of Moses, the
Book of Daniel, etc. Let us examine the origin of this
title "the Barnasha" or "the Son of Man."