Billyonaire: This thread is not against Christianism, nor is it to deny the obvious role of Christianity in world peace. But for enlightenment of the forumites. Where was Jesus (The Christ) between age 13-29 ? You can even throw more lights on any schooling he underwent during his sojourn prior to his murder-crucifixion paradox.

diluminati:
shey he went to tibet? Even tibetan monks claim he left behind some of his teachings. But i think they are all made up including the one you are about to reveal.

Emmy9ite: He was with his family learning his father's handiwork (carpentry)

Gbamar: Are U that sure? Kindly support your point. (quote from the Bible)

The OP: I believe his childhood was marred with not too God-like behaviors as such the elders sat down and deemed it heretical.

Emmy9ite: na wa for you,na everything go dey Bible? Haven't you read the part of the bible where it was written that 'everything Jesus did wasnt recorded in the Bible' (cant remember the chapter and verse) if all the things Jesus did was in the Bible then the Bible would be like 5 encyclopediaz put together.

Jesus was with his family simple. He was learning his fatherz work. Even his home people knew that he was the son of the carpenter when he came back as a preacher. 'A prophet is despised in his own town'

The OP: I believe his childhood was marred with not too God-like behaviors as such the elders sat down and deemed it heretical.

The OP: I believe his childhood was marred with not too God-like behaviors as such the elders sat down and deemed it heretical.

Delafruita:
read the infancy gospel of thomas

Found this:

Content of Infancy Gospel of Thomas

The text describes the life of the child Jesus, with fanciful, and sometimes malevolent, supernatural events, comparable to the trickster nature of the god-child in many a Greek myth. One of the episodes involves Jesus making clay birds, which he then proceeds to bring to life, an act also attributed to Jesus in Quran 5:110; although in the Quran it is not attributed to him as a child, nor as an adult. In another episode, a child disperses water that Jesus has collected, Jesus then curses him, which causes the child's body to wither into a corpse. Another child dies when Jesus curses him when he apparently accidentally bumps into Jesus, throws a stone at Jesus, or punches Jesus (depending on the translation).
When Joseph and Mary's neighbors complain, they are miraculously struck blind by Jesus. Jesus then starts receiving lessons, but arrogantly tries to teach the teacher instead, upsetting the teacher who suspects supernatural origins. Jesus is amused by this suspicion, which he confirms, and revokes all his earlier apparent cruelty. Subsequently he resurrects a friend who is killed when he falls from a roof, and heals another who cuts his foot with an axe.
After various other demonstrations of supernatural ability, new teachers try to teach Jesus, but he proceeds to explain the law to them instead. There is another set of miracles in which Jesus heals his brother who is bitten by a snake, and two others who have died from different causes. Finally, the text recounts the episode in Luke in which Jesus, aged twelve, teaches in the temple.
Although the miracles seem quite randomly inserted into the text, there are three miracles before, and three after, each of the sets of lessons. The structure of the story is essentially:
Bringing life to a dried fish (this is only present in later texts)
(First group)
3 Miracles - Breathes life into birds fashioned from clay, curses a boy, who then becomes a corpse, curses a boy who falls dead and his parents become blind
Attempt to teach Jesus which fails, with Jesus doing the teaching
3 Miracles - Reverses his earlier acts, resurrects a friend who fell from a roof, heals a man who chopped his foot with an axe
(Second group)
3 Miracles - Carries water on cloth, produces a feast from a single grain, stretches a beam of wood to help his father finish constructing a bed
Attempts to teach Jesus, which fail, with Jesus doing the teaching
3 Miracles - Heals James from snake poison, resurrects a child who died of illness, resurrects a man who died in a construction accident
Incident in the temple paralleling Luke
It is also seen in the Infancy Gospel of Thomas that from the age of five years old until the age of twelve, the young Jesus had killed at least three people, two children and one adult teacher. They were not brought back to life.

Emmy9ite: He was with his family learning his father's handiwork (carpentry)

Chubhie: Some say he went down to tibet to study while others say he spent his early childhood in Egypt...I have conducted my own independent research on this very matter long ago and still have various arguments from most of the parties involved so as to make an informed decision....Have still not been able to achieve that cos most of the different schools argues to cancel each other out. But from what i could deduce from all those arguments....be it the satanist,Jews,Christians,Islam and the occult is that Jesus walked the face of the earth but his infancy and death is still hotly debated. The infancy gospel of Thomas could be an interesting read or youtube 'secret lives of jesus if you dont like reading.

mkmyers45:
You are right and in my own research i have come to see that the egyptian connection definitely proves to be the strongest argument in this matter but i may be wrong though...

mkmyers45:
Nothing wey i no go see for NL...mr man bring the chapter and verse make we see or else shut it

aletheia:
^
Research? Dubious to say the least. . .given that you said this:

. . .and your "research" didn't lead you to this:
John 21: 25 (And there are also many other things which Jesus did, the which, if they should be written every one, I suppose that even the world itself could not contain the books that should be written. Amen.)

Billyonaire: This honorable religion Section of the forum is yet to solve the exploits of Jesus, the great Christ between Age 13-29; Does this mean the 13-29 Episode in Jesus' Life is a cold case ? Unsolved ?

Billyonaire: This honorable religion Section of the forum is yet to solve the exploits of Jesus, the great Christ between Age 13-29; Does this mean the 13-29 Episode in Jesus' Life is a cold case ? Unsolved ?

Billyonaire: This honorable religion Section of the forum is yet to solve the exploits of Jesus, the great Christ between Age 13-29; Does this mean the 13-29 Episode in Jesus' Life is a cold case ? Unsolved ?

mkmyers45:

You are right and in my own research i have come to see that the egyptian connection definitely proves to be the strongest argument in this matter but i may be wrong though...

Billyonaire: This honorable religion Section of the forum is yet to solve the exploits of Jesus, the great Christ between Age 13-29; Does this mean the 13-29 Episode in Jesus' Life is a cold case ? Unsolved ?