Why is Jesus called the Son of Man?

I'm wondering why the Lord called himself the Son of Man, and I know the general answer is to accentuate his humanity, that he was fully man, but in actuality, he was the son of a woman, but not the son of a man, not biologically.

Just any thoughts you have on that? Yeah, well that's often what you hear, that, you know,

Son of God means he's the Son of God, and Son of Man, that's emphasizing

Christ's humanity, and that would make sense, but really, the

Son of Man, if you study it, it's a messianic title, because Daniel actually talks about, you know, one like the

Son of Man, you know, coming in the clouds of heaven and goes to the Ancient of Days, so actually

Son of Man speaks of Christ's deity as well. But then we just saw, was there a prophet or a king that was called the

Son of Man? Yeah, Ezekiel was called the Son of Man, and you know, how much we want to make of that,

I don't know, but. Just another, I guess it's just a human being.

Yeah, was Ezekiel the Son of Man? Yeah, sure. Was Jesus the

Son of Man? Yeah, but he was also the, yeah, he was also the

Son of God. So, all right, we're in the book of, does anyone have any insight on this? Does anyone want to address this subject?

I suppose we were all in Adam somehow. But I want, let's turn to Daniel chapter 7, just since you brought it up.

The Son of Man is a messianic title. So Daniel chapter 7, verse 12 says,

And for the rest of the beasts, they had their dominion taken away, yet their lives were prolonged for a season and a time.

And I, Daniel, was watching in the night visions, and behold, one like the Son of Man, coming with the clouds of heaven, he came to the

Ancient of Days, and they brought him near before him. To him, the

Son of Man, was given dominion and glory in a kingdom that all peoples, nations, and languages should serve him.

His dominion was an everlasting dominion which shall not pass away, and his kingdom, the one which shall not be destroyed.

So who's that a reference to? Obviously, it's a reference to Christ. So because Ezekiel is called the

Son of Man, and Jesus is called, you know, it's just the way, I'm sure you could study that and find some more information, but Son of Man is a reference also to Christ.