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after the last collapse of Jerusalem by the Roman armies,
states that "the Son of Man" will appear and destroy the
Roman Empire and deliver the Believers in One God. This
book was written at least fourscore years after Jesus Christ.
(c) We have already given an exposition of "the Son
of Man" when we discussed the vision of Daniel, (l) where
he is presented to the Almighty and invested with power
to destroy the Roman Beast. So the visions, in the
"Assumption of Moses," in the Book of Baruch (or Barukh),
more or less similar in their views and expectations to those
described in the above-mentioned "Revelations," all un-
animously describe the Deliverer of the people of God as
"Barnasha" or "the Son of Man," to distinguish him from
states that "the Son of Man" will appear and destroy the
Roman Empire and deliver the Believers in One God. This
book was written at least fourscore years after Jesus Christ.
(c) We have already given an exposition of "the Son
of Man" when we discussed the vision of Daniel, (l) where
he is presented to the Almighty and invested with power
to destroy the Roman Beast. So the visions, in the
"Assumption of Moses," in the Book of Baruch (or Barukh),
more or less similar in their views and expectations to those
described in the above-mentioned "Revelations," all un-
animously describe the Deliverer of the people of God as
"Barnasha" or "the Son of Man," to distinguish him from