St John 3:13

Our Master frequently employed the appellation "Son of man!" Had He so desired, He could have consistently referred to Himself as the Son of God, the Eternal Father, the Marvelous, the Advisor, the Ruler of Harmony. However, see the humility of Jesus! He chooses to refer to himself as the Son of man.

We should derive a lesson in humility from our Saviour, refraining from seeking prestigious titles or lofty degrees. Nevertheless, there is a far more pleasant idea present. Jesus had a great affection for humanity and took pleasure in honoring it. He considered it a great honor and the highest dignity of humanity that He, as the Son of man, was associated with it. He often used this title to emphasize the importance of humanity and to demonstrate God's love for the descendants of Abraham.

Whenever the Son of Man said that term, a radiant circle of light appeared around the heads of Adam's descendants.

However, there may be an even more valuable idea to consider. Jesus Christ referred to Himself as the Son of man in order to convey his unity and compassion with humanity. Therefore, He serves as a reminder that we can approach Him without any apprehension.

As individuals, we can bring all our sorrows and difficulties to Him, as He understands them from personal experience. By virtue of His own suffering as the "Son of man," He has the ability to support and console us.

Praise and honor to you, Jesus, who is blessed! By consistently utilizing the endearing name that recognizes your status as a brother and close relative, you demonstrate your grace, humility, and love towards us.