Prophet Jesus's (sws) Use Of Word Ibn-e-Adam In Bible
Ibn-e-Adam refers to any man ( as in son of Adam ) but in that particular passage Jesus (sws) was referring to himself as Ibn-e-Adam. The context usually makes it clear whether it is used in general sense or in a specific sense. You can listen to it again in the video below from 20:13 to 23:34 https://youtu.be/ZRy1cv5leYU?si=ARRCU_t6QBgdAiv8&t=1213
How did that adalat come over the munkireen of Isa (AS)? As per my knowledge having heard Ghamidi Saheb, they were invaded by other people in 70 CE (I’m not aware exactly by whom). If it’s right, then it is clear that he was referring to those invaders as Ibne Adam and not himself, since those humans were too after all, ‘Ibne Adam’.