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hundred and ten chapters bearing that name, there is no
wonder that Justin the Martyr, Papias, and Eusebius would
believe in the authorship of Matthew and John.
However, my aim is not to criticize the authorship of,
or to extend the comments upon these enigmatic and
mysterious revelations which were compiled under the most
painful and grievous circumstances in the history of the
Jewish nation; but to give an account of the origin of this
surname "the Son of Man" and to shed some light upon
its true signification. The Book of Enoch too, like the
Apocalypse of the Churches and like the Gospels, speaks
of the coming of "the Son of Man" to deliver the people
of God from their enemies and confuses this vision with
the Last Judgment.
(b) The Sibylline Revelation, which was composed
wonder that Justin the Martyr, Papias, and Eusebius would
believe in the authorship of Matthew and John.
However, my aim is not to criticize the authorship of,
or to extend the comments upon these enigmatic and
mysterious revelations which were compiled under the most
painful and grievous circumstances in the history of the
Jewish nation; but to give an account of the origin of this
surname "the Son of Man" and to shed some light upon
its true signification. The Book of Enoch too, like the
Apocalypse of the Churches and like the Gospels, speaks
of the coming of "the Son of Man" to deliver the people
of God from their enemies and confuses this vision with
the Last Judgment.
(b) The Sibylline Revelation, which was composed