In reading Ezekiel 1-4, I wondered what the actual Hebrew phrase for "Son of Man" is, and it's actually "ben-Adam", which could also reasonably interpreted as "Son of Adam"; in other words, bearing the name of a very specific man, and indicating a specificity and meaning that I'd argue the usual English translation does not have, along the lines of Peter and Edmund being addressed as "Sons of Adam" in Narnia. It is not just genetics, but an affirmation of heritage and position before God.
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