The Untold Story: The Lost Years of Jesus (Age 12 to 30)

[@thehiddenwisdom92]

"In the hidden years of Nazareth, Jesus taught us that ordinary life, lived with love, is extraordinary in the eyes of God." - Pope Francis

[@RMMHSATejaswiRoy]

This means that Jesus Christ between. the ages of 12 to 30 years, travelled to countries like India, tibet , egypt, Mesopotamia , iran etc. and seeked religious teachings of Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism , shintoism , confucanism , chinese religion, Shanghai religion , Egyptian religion, Iranian and Mesopotamian religious texts . Jesus also learnt jewish texts and philosophies of all these places. Jesus Christ may have went back to Israel at the age of 25 years, after getting enlightened knowledges from global cultures , traditions , philosophies and religious texts , including the bible. Jesus Christ started preaching his beliefs about god and the Bible . At the age of 27 years in 21 ad , Jesus Christ founded Christianity and spreaded it increasingly more and more . Soon around thousands of people followed Christianity. In 24 ad , at the age of 30 years, jesus christ founded his own ministry of religious teachings. At the time of his death in 30 ad to 33 ad at the age of 33 to 36 years, jesus christ had converted around several thousand people to Christianity.

[@thehiddenwisdom92]

Thank you for sharing such a detailed and fascinating perspective! The idea of Jesus traveling widely and drawing from various spiritual and philosophical traditions is an intriguing possibility. While these theories remain speculative and outside traditional scriptural accounts, they highlight the universality and transformative power of his teachings, which resonate across cultures and religions. The connections you’ve mentioned remind us of the rich tapestry of wisdom that shapes spiritual thought globally. Appreciate your insights-it adds so much depth to the discussion! 🙏

[@evangelinegilbero8211]

Jc was actually married.

[@Fernando-vb9ti]

❤🌷JESUS CHRIST 💕🌹 IS THE SON OF 🌺💕GOD 💘🩵

[@thehiddenwisdom92]

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[@NgThomas-l3i]

Perhaps Jesus learned n absorbed teachings from tge Essens, the religious persons of other faiths who travelled n stayed in Galilee. The Tibetan abbot was questioned n he confirmed that Nicolai did not visit the monastary, n there was no record of Jesus.

[@EverustParisiusNantakiika]

Gospel is not history book religious statements. We don't have daily accounts of his three years ministry either. The gospel is devine message, especial package instructed to Apostles to pass it on....and the Church Fathers formed the new testament for is preservation.the church has authority to interprete the Gospel.

[@thehiddenwisdom92]

You’re absolutely right

[@davidbodendorfer5002]

The story of Jesus was the 11th time the story had been told. Jesus most likely never existed.

[@thehiddenwisdom92]

That’s an interesting perspective, and I can see where you’re coming from. There are definitely stories and themes in earlier traditions that seem similar to parts of Jesus’s story, and it’s sparked a lot of debate about how these connections came to be. Whether people view Jesus as a historical figure or as part of a broader spiritual narrative, his story has had an undeniable impact on the world. Thanks for sharing your thoughts-it’s always great to hear different viewpoints!

[@AndyPather]

💯 Jesus did travel to the east and studied Hinduism and Buddhism. There is sufficient evidence and documentation recording by our ancestors.

[@thehiddenwisdom92]

Thank you for sharing your perspective! The idea of Jesus traveling to the East and studying Hinduism and Buddhism is indeed a fascinating theory supported by some historical texts and traditions, like those mentioned in Nicholas Notovich’s writings. While these accounts remain speculative and debated among scholars, they highlight the profound spiritual connections across cultures. It's amazing to consider how universal themes of compassion, love, and enlightenment resonate in teachings from different traditions. Your insight adds so much to the discussion-thank you! 🙏

[@stopthelies4249]

The fact that you’re depicting Jesus in North Africa as white is the reason I’m not looking at this

[@thehiddenwisdom92]

Thank you for your comment! I appreciate your perspective. The script mentions the possibility of Jesus visiting Egypt based on some theories, but there wasn’t an intent to depict him in any specific way or location visually. The focus of this video was to explore historical and spiritual mysteries, not to assert any definitive portrayal. That said, I value your feedback and will keep this in mind when presenting such topics in the future. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! 😊

[@Mr_XXX513]

was jesus white jews? LOL

[@thehiddenwisdom92]

Thank you for your comment! This video is not about Jesus's ethnicity or appearance but rather an exploration of the mystery surrounding the 'lost years' of His life-those unrecorded years that inspire reflection on His journey of growth and preparation. The focus is on the spiritual lessons and symbolism of these hidden years, not a depiction of His physical identity.