Originally posted by seanD
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And yes, I believe the Son of Man in chapter 7 is definitely Jesus. One other possible reference, and this may be controversial, is that the reference to Michael (He who is like God) in chapter 12, following the prophecies about Rome and immediately before the "time of distress", refers symbolically to Jesus. I know this is a view of some cult, maybe JW, but some Christians have suggested it also. Unlike angels, Jesus was not a created being. He was from everlasting. But that doesn't stop many Christian scholars from referring Old Testament appearances of the Angel of the Lord as being Jesus in human form. But I won't be dogmatic about that.
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