Did you check out the much-anticipated Tesla powered Cybertruck release? The new state-of-the-art, slick design has people raving. Cale Clarke has something even better to share, though. How about “Heavenly Hot Wheels?”

The Cybertruck, with its futuristic, bulletproof design, pales in comparison to the divine chariot described in the Bible. Cale delves into Daniel Chapter 7 and then segues into a deep exploration of Jesus’s favorite self-designation, the “Son of Man.” Contrary to common belief, this title does not refer to Jesus’s human nature; instead, it’s a powerful, divine title rooted in Jewish prophecy and tradition. Cale explains this through a detailed analysis of scriptural passages, including the story of Jesus healing a paralyzed man in Mark Chapter 2. This account not only demonstrates Jesus’s miraculous powers but also underscores his authority to forgive sins, a divine prerogative.

Cale further illustrates the significance of the “Son of Man” title by reflecting on Jesus’s trial before Caiaphas in Mark Chapter 14. This scene reveals the profound understanding of Jesus’s claim to divinity, as he is accused of blasphemy for assuming the divine authority represented by this title.

Cale touches upon the concept of the third temple, symbolizing the Church and its members, and the powerful imagery of Jesus seated at God’s right hand, steering the heavenly chariot. He concludes by stressing how the title “Son of Man” is deeply embedded in Jewish culture and is integral to understanding Jesus’s divine role, contrasting with the Roman conception of the “Son of God.” 🌟✨📖🔥

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