Ezekiel gets called 'son of man' repeatedly throughout the book, a title emphasizing his ordinary humanity rather than any special status. He's warned in advance that the people he's sent to will likely not listen, removing any expectation of easy su...
Practical & Devotional<b>And He said to me: “Son of man, etc.”</b> He calls Ezekiel “son of man” because he saw the Celestial Chariot while walking among [the denizens of—Malbim ed.] the heavenly heights and involving himself with it like the angels, as if to say “There i...
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