In the sun-baked, dusty streets of Nazareth, where the air smells of baking bread and donkey sweat, one house holds a secret. Young Jesus, son of the carpenter, isn't like the other boys throwing stones or chasing goats.
His eyes hold a curious, ancient light, and the questions he asks his mother, Mary, are about the stars and the Word, not wood shavings and sawdust. While his father, Joseph, teaches him the honest trade of a builder, a deeper power stirs within the child—a whisper of a destiny that will one day shake the foundations of the world. But for now, he's just a boy. A boy who occasionally performs small, baffling miracles, turning ordinary water a strange, brilliant blue or calming a runaway lamb with a silent, steady gaze. The neighbors see a well-behaved child; his parents see a wonder. The comic begins here: in the quiet, awkward, and surprisingly mischievous years of a boy who is both fully human and something impossibly more.
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