Abstract

To survey the extensive territory occupied by the Son of man debate is, no doubt like Moses on Pisgah, to be impressed if not overwhelmed. The formal and theological issues are complex, the literature is immense, and the major questions continue to be so differently answered as seemingly to remain unresolved. It is probably foolhardy to add to the confusion by joining even those on the slopes who are skirmishing around the edges of the problem. This, however, rather than a full-scale attack on the central territory, we must undertake.

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