Yeah, maybe a nightmare, but it shall pass. This thing happened before, look up Matthew 24:37-39... that the coming of the Son of Man will be similar to the days of Noah, where people were unaware until the flood came.
In Aramaic, Jesus called himself Barnasha. And Barnasha doesn't mean son of man in the genealogical sense. It's an idiom that means the human being. Or more accurately, the human one, the representative of humanity, the fully realized human being, the prototype of what humanity can become. So, nothing to worry about... in the end Barnasha will triumph.
Yeah, maybe a nightmare, but it shall pass. This thing happened before, look up Matthew 24:37-39... that the coming of the Son of Man will be similar to the days of Noah, where people were unaware until the flood came.
In Aramaic, Jesus called himself Barnasha. And Barnasha doesn't mean son of man in the genealogical sense. It's an idiom that means the human being. Or more accurately, the human one, the representative of humanity, the fully realized human being, the prototype of what humanity can become. So, nothing to worry about... in the end Barnasha will triumph.
This is a very good reminder, thanks!