Jesus of Nazareth

* Adult
* Adolescent
* Resurrected

*"God loves the world in this way: that He gave His only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life. God did not send His Son into the world to condemn it, Nicodemus, He sent Him to save it through Him."*
―Jesus to Nicodemus[src]
**Jesus**, better known as **Jesus of Nazareth**, is a craftsman and the son of Mary. He is the long-awaited Messiah and God the Father's Son. At the same time, He is the Almighty God who took on human form on Earth and is one of the Holy Trinity's members. Jesus assembled a group of Twelve Apostles to accompany Him in His ministry, which drew large audiences to hear Him speak. Claiming to be God, Jesus drew the anger of religious leaders and was arrested, eventually being sentenced to death by crucifixion under Roman control. Despite the fact that mankind rejected Him, Jesus prayed for them and told Dismas that those who believe in Him will have a home in Paradise. Three days later, Jesus arose and appeared to His followers before ascending to Heaven.

## Biography

### Early Life

#### Origins

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―To be added.[src]
Jesus of Nazareth was born in Bethlehem in 6 B.C. to Mary and was taken care of by His mother and His earthly father, Joseph of Nazareth. When He was two years old, He and His parents were forced to leave Bethlehem, traveling to Egypt, because of Herod's order of the Massacre of the Innocents. After Herod's reign, they returned to Judea and then to Galilee. Returning to Nazareth, Jesus grew up with His neighbors and relatives, including His cousin, John the Baptizer.

In Jerusalem, 8 A.D., when Jesus was twelve, He slipped out of the family caravan during the Festival of the Passover and stayed at The Temple. After three days of searching, Joseph found the missing Jesus, who teaches the rabbis, the scribes, and the scholars at The Temple. Distressed and worried, Mary asks Jesus to help them get through all of this with Him, and Joseph tells Jesus not to do that again.

As He grew older, Jesus learned carpentry and craftsmanship from Joseph, but years later, Joseph passed away. Jesus, as expected with the customs of the time, began taking on the responsibilities of Joseph, growing up even faster. Jesus earns money for Him and His family as a craftsman during His twenties.

### Private Signs

#### Redeeming Mary of Magdala

*"Thus says the Lord who created you, And He who formed you. Fear not, for I have redeemed you. I have called you by name... You are mine."*
―Jesus to Mary Magdalene[src]
In 26 A.D., a woman named Lilith, who was possessed by demons, finds herself following a dove that guides her back to the city of Capernaum. Seeking solace, she returns to the familiar refuge of a local tavern. However, her presence does not go unnoticed, as a local man attempts to harass her. Fortunately, the tavern owner, Sol, recognizing the wrongdoing, swiftly intervenes, chasing off the man and ensuring Lilith's safety. Although burdened by her inner turmoil, Lilith, now craving more wine, musters up the courage to ask Sol for another glass. Initially hesitant, he doubts that indulging her desires will provide any respite. Despite his reservations, Lilith pleads earnestly, eventually melting the tavern owner's resolve.

As she reaches out to grasp the cup of wine, an unexpected event unfolds before her eyes—the touch of Jesus' hand gently covers hers. Startled, Lilith looks up and locks eyes with the unexpected visitor. A sudden wave of pain surges through her head, and overwhelmed by the intensity, she hastily flees the tavern, clutching the wine cup tightly in her trembling hand. Yet Jesus, driven by an inexplicable connection, follows closely behind. Desperate to be left alone, Lilith pleads with Him to respect her wishes. However, despite her plea, He calls her name with undeniable authority, "Mary! Mary of Magdala." The sound of her former name now resounding in her ears, Lilith, now known as Mary, drops the cup she held tightly, watching it shatter as it meets the unforgiving ground.

Confusion overtakes her as she questions His identity and knowledge of her true name. In response to her inquiries, Jesus imparts the words of Isaiah, comforting her with a divine proclamation: "Thus says the Lord who created you. And He who formed you. Fear not, for I have redeemed you. I have called you by name. You are mine." Moved by His words and the overwhelming emotions that consume her, Jesus tenderly places His hands on Mary's temples. In that moment, she is unable to contain her grief any longer, and tears flow incessantly from her eyes. Unfazed by her anguish, Jesus pulls her gently towards Himself, offering a sanctuary for her tears to be shed into the refuge of His chest.

### Launching His Ministry

#### Sermon on the Mount

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#### Rejected by Nazareth

*"I am the Law of Moses."*
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## Personality

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## Attributes

### Powers

* **Primordial Human Physiology** - As the Son of God, Jesus is both divine and human at all times and is a single, undivided person. As the Messiah, He is just as powerful as God the Father and is the most powerful being in all of Creation.
	+ **Immortality** - *To be added*
	+ **Omniscience** - *To be added*
	+ **Omnipotence** - *To be added*
		- **Power Regulation** - After taking on human form, Jesus actively regulated his power to accomplish the plan of redemption in obedience to the Father. Therefore, Jesus used the power of God the Father to perform miracles, and that power was given to Him by the Holy Spirit because Jesus had given up His own power to be born a man.
	+ **Omnipresence** - *To be added*
* **Divine Empowerment** - Jesus was bestowed magical powers by God the Father while acting as the Messiah on Earth.
	+ **Miracle Performing** - *To be added*
		- **Exorcism** - *To be added*
		- **Liquid Transformation** - *To be added*
		- **Water Walking** - *To be added*

### Abilities

* **Genius-Level Intellect** - *To be added*
* **Master Craftsman** - *To be added*
* **Expert Carpenter** - *To be added*
* **Indomitable Will** - *To be added*
* **Omnilingualism** - *To be added*

## Relationships

* Mary † - Mother
* Joseph † - Adoptive Father
* John the Baptizer † - Cousin

Allies* Mary Magdalene † - Friend and Worshiper
* Twelve Apostles - Worshipers, Pupils and Friends
	+ Andrew †
	+ Simon Peter †
	+ James the Great †
	+ James the Less
	+ John †
	+ Matthew †
	+ Thomas †
	+ Philip †
	+ Nathanael †
	+ Simon the Canaanean †
* Abigal †
* Joshua the Brave †
* Nicodemus † - Worshiper and Pupil
* Quintus †
* Judas Iscariot † - Former Worshiper, Former Pupil and Former Friend