This video explores the 'Son of Man' figure across Daniel, Enoch, and the New Testament, linking him to the Qa'im who defeats Iblis to restore paradise. It details the creation of the physical world by Azazel and the eventual conquest of hell through the Wilayah of Muhammad.
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Resume IA: The Son of Man Kills the Devil: Azazel, Metatron, and the Qa'im presente les idees centrales suivantes: This video explores the 'Son of Man' figure across Daniel, Enoch, and the New Testament, linking him to the Qa'im who defeats Iblis to restore paradise. It details the creation of the physical world by Azazel and the eve...
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This presentation examines the title 'Son of Man' as found in the Book of Daniel, the Book of Enoch, and the New Testament, highlighting differing interpretations among Jews, Christians, and Muslims regarding the Mahdi or Qa'im. It outlines narrations where the angel Azazel, also known as Lucifer or Iblis, created the heavens and earth before becoming prideful and being cast down. This event led to the formation of hell within the seven earths, with the current physical world described as a thin layer atop this fire where Iblis rules. The discourse continues by describing the final battle where the Qa'im, identified as the Prophet Muhammad or his representative, will defeat and kill Iblis. This victory marks the conquest of Iblis and the restoration of the Garden of Eden, causing hell to cease existing once the Wilayah of Muhammad is fully established. The text connects these Islamic narratives with Judeo-Christian sources to argue that the 'Son of Man' is Enoch, who is identified as Metatron, replacing Lucifer. Furthermore, the video argues that Jesus spoke of the Son of Man as a future figure distinct from himself, aligning with the Islamic concept of the Qa'im. It clarifies the distinction between Jesus and this future figure, emphasizing the role of Enoch/Metatron in the cosmic order and the ultimate defeat of the devil.
Catégorie : the-mahdi-has-appeared | Sous-catégorie : n/a
