Soon To Be Released:
Why Jesus Is The Son of Man
In the pages of Scripture, Jesus called Himself the “Son of Man” more than any other title. Yet, few pause to ask why. What was He revealing? What did His hearers understand? And why does it matter for us today?
What readers have said:
“Super insightful, well researched, and a MUST READ!”
“He encourages everyone to diligently study these topics and come away with a clear understanding of their own beliefs and more importantly why they believe it. His teaching is a valuable resource and I look forward to reading his other books as well.”
“I have read other books by this author which I found to give me the truth, not just his opinion, and teach me what the scriptures had to say that I had missed.”
“I advise you to read this book for yourself as soon as possible! Highly Recommended!”
“I am a retired minister of 50 years and found this book to be Scripturally sound and thought provoking. It was easy to read and follow. It caused me as a reader to want to go deeper into the Word. “
The Author
Ralph Yost
RALPH YOST has been conducting in-depth studies of the Bible for over 38 years. He is an ordained Elder at First Christian Church of Cape Coral Florida. He primarily teaches and writes about end times and eschatology.
In Why Jesus Was the Son of Man, Ralph Yost takes readers on a thought-provoking journey through the cultural, historical, and prophetic layers of this enigmatic phrase. Yost draws from Old Testament prophecy, first-century Jewish expectations, and the Gospel accounts. His writing unveils the depth of meaning hidden in plain sight.
With clarity and reverence, Yost shows how the title “the Son of Man” bridges heaven and earth—rooting Jesus in humanity while affirming His divine mission. Along the way, readers will discover how this title holds the key to understanding Christ’s role as the Messiah, the Judge, and the Redeemer.
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"The insights presented here arise from many years devoted to the study and teaching of the Bible. It is my hope that the reader will derive as much intellectual and spiritual satisfaction from engaging with these ideas as I have found in exploring and articulating them."
