The Multifaceted Meaning of 'Son of Man' in the Old Testament

This chapter delves into the linguistic nuances of the Hebrew and Greek terms for 'man' as they appear in the Old Testament, shedding light on the various translations and interpretations of the term 'Son of Man'. The speakers discuss the concept of being a 'son of Adam' in relation to qualities and mortality, showing how this phrase is used to remind individuals of their human fragility. The theological significance of exile as a form of death, paralleled with Adam's exile from paradise, is also explored within the chapter.